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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1912

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State Declares War On Carp In Idaho Lakes

State game wardens announce a campaign to exterminate carp by stocking thousands of bass to restore lakes and streams. Government experts and the state department study fish food content and lake conditions at Fish Haven to determine stocking needs and methods.

Battle Royal Game Department Ben R Gray Anu State Department Idaho Fish Haven Jessie Cottle Stocks Bros Eden South Eden Washington D. C

Defeat of Judge Budge Alleged Over Religious Bias

Desert Evening News voices concern over Judge Alfred Budge losing a Idaho Supreme Bench nomination amid claims of religious prejudice. It cites whispers of polygamy and improper trust ties as tactics and urges an end to religious sentiment in politics.

Alfred Budge The Desert Evening News Supreme Bench of Idaho Weil

Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress Excursion Tickets

Salt Lake City August 27 1912 excursion via Oregon Short Line Ogden and southern stations will sell tickets August 27 to September 1 inclusive Stations north of Ogden will sell August 26 to 28 inclusive See agent for rates and further particulars.

Salt Lake City Ogden Buen

Paris concert thrills with refined vocalists and piano artistry

The program featured Annia Laura, a dramatic soprano, and Arvilla Clark known as Mrs. Andelin, delivering a refined concert at the tabernacle Tuesday night. The performance showcased a rich bass voice, a polished piano accompaniment, and an attentive audience, though illness forced one singer to miss her part.

Annia Laura Kentucky Andelin Arvilla Clark Paris Tabernacle

Reorganization at Soap company with new managers

The Soap company of Ohio announces J. R. Nutt as president and P. B. Sawyer as manager, replacing L. L. Nunn amid opposition from St. Louis and western stockholders. The Colorado firm plans $1.75 million in improvements including Bear River reservoir projects, a Soda Springs irrigation plan, and a new power plant at Oneida Narrows.

Ohio Little, C.L Bradley Hayden Cleveland J. “D. Mortimer Milwaukee J. R. Nutt P. B. Sawyer L.L. Nunn St. Louis and Western Big Colorado Corporation Bear River Utah Idaho Soda Springs Oneida Narrows Bear Lake Ander

Scout rifle program announced for American Boy Scouts

The American Boy Scouts plan to arm 300000 with a special model 22 caliber Remington UMO rifle under New York headquarters guidance. Scouts will be trained, supervised by instructors, and taught firearm safety with emphasis on avoiding accidents. A later note invites attendance at a moving picture performance with a full orchestra.

New York Moving Picture Shows

Respect Due Any Creed Embarrasses Tourists at Tabernacle

President Joseph F. Smith urged reverence at Tabernacle services after tourists and others left early before the benediction. He said he would deplore any Saints who disturb worship and compared conduct to respect for other churches. He called for courtesy and proper behavior in God s houses.

Joseph F. Smith Tabernacle Smith Ltis Air x House of God Church of Jesus, Christ of Latter-day Saints

Missionary Convention Date Adjusted to September 29 1912

Due to reappoint­ments and conflicts, the M I A Convention date in the stake is moved to September 29 1912. The Fielding Academy venue will host the event with General Board visitors meeting the local presidency and Y M L M Y L M A officials.

Simeanill General Board

Funeral Services for Grandma Jones

Grandmother Jones died after a paralytic stroke on Sunday. She had lived in Montpelier for forty four years and was beloved for her kindness and sunny disposition. A funeral service was held followed by burial amid floral offerings.

Grandma Jones Montpelier

Why its a Knocker You cant saw wood with a hammer

A Colorado editor argues against knocking towns and promotes positive community action. He urges San Diego to self assess to $40 per person to fund an Exposition, praising communal effort and the traits of vim ginger self reliance and cheerful cooperation to boost progress.

2 Live Colorado San Diego

Logan Leader Budge Visits Paris and Attends Relief Conference

President William Budge of Logan visited Paris with his children last week. He attended the Relief Society Conference held in the tabernacle on Sunday.

William Budge Logan Paris Relief Society Tabernacle

Canadian Field Peas Good Yielder

Field peas remain scarce this spring and seed houses report fresh stock. Use 75 to 90 pounds of seed per acre for grain, or 600 pounds for hay with oats. best on well prepared, moisture holding seed beds. Varieties include white Canadian for forage and blue Prussian for seed. harvest 20 to 30 bushels per acre with proper threshing.

L. F. Childers Agronomist Idaho Experiment Station

Most Powerful Locomotive in the World

The Mallet locomotive described as the most powerful globally weighs 752000 pounds with a large fire box. It has an estimated 479200 pounds on 16 driving wheels and is expected to haul 155 loaded 50 ton freight cars at 10 mph. A picture appears in Popular Mechanics September issue.

Rioawnte Stators Tosé Montpelier Bear River Lee-Bowen Popular Mechanics

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