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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
6
Dean Permeal French of Idaho warns coeds to refrain from smoking in the Blue Bucket dining room Moscow Hotel Varsity cafe and on streets to maintain the universitys high moral standing. She notes some men disapprove of women smoking but allows in Nest and small Blue Bucket rooms.
An appealing advertisement promotes The American Boy Youth's Companion as the ideal gift for a boy aged ten to twenty. It highlights adventurous world stories and the magazine’s value in shaping imagination and character, with gift-card options and Detroit mailing address for subscriptions.
Morris Sutton of Ham Fork north of Kemmerer was surprised when balloons released Friday were found nearby. The event involved local residents and drew attention to a spontaneous celebration in a rural area.
Guidance on selecting authentic reproductions and cohesive accessories to evoke early American charm. Suggestions include gate leg tables Windsor chairs pewter vessels blue Willow ware ribbons of lace curtains and Currier and Ives prints. Natural unbleached linens and semi glazed chintz add to the period feeling.
Jazbo of Old Dubuque quips about the nation’s anxiety and a washwoman who returns garments in a new coupe. The speaker dismisses panic as overblown, preferring plain old fashioned humor as a remedy.
The Church History class of the seminary staged a Thanksgiving daytime program led by Vernon Rich. Greta Rich Reading and Ruth Evans on harmonica plus a retold tale The Robinsons Thanksgiving featured organ and a vocal duet by Max Haddock and Horace Hulme. Pres. Roy A. Welker spoke as attendees enjoyed the program. Also included is a brief verse about life’s toil and clothing.
A playful quip filled with historical overtones contrasts ancient fig leaves with modern dress codes. A humorous exchange shows a couple debating reasons for leaving, while a court scene features a judge listening and a lawyer hoping for clarity in a brief confrontation.
Ezra Passey city marshal will sell at public auction an 8 month old black and white steer calf taken up at Paris on November 20 1930. The sale is set for 2 o clock Saturday December 20 1930 at the marshal's place.
A boy finds 24 blue and gold balloons snagged in brush with names on cards directing returns to Salt Lake. Founders Day at L D 8 college led to the mystery’s solving when Suttons retrieved the balloons after attendees released gas filled bags at the college office.
A recipe describes beating eggs with salt and pepper, cooking the mixture in a pan over hot water until thickened, then serving immediately with crisp bacon. The method uses one tablespoon of melted butter in a buttered pan.
A student named Johnny struggles with a classification table in class as the teacher asks about progress. The dialogue notes confusion over terms like destruction and abolition and how items relate in the table.
The State of Idaho issues an alias summons in Bear Lake County for Lillian Kemmerer Busarello Sarfen Frank Busarello also called Feeney Busarello to answer a divorce and property custody suit filed October 15 1930. The case seeks dissolution of marriage division of community property and custody of minor children with 20 days to plead. Also notice to creditors for Frederick Jacobson estate issued by Alma Findlay administrator with six months to file claims in Bloomington Bear Lake Idaho.
E A Hudson requests pardon at the next regular Pardons Board meeting to be held at the State House Boise Idaho on the first Wednesday of January 1931. The application concerns a kidnapping conviction entered July 26 1928 in the Fifth Judicial District Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated Boise October 5 1913 4.
A fragment advises beating eggs lightly with one tablespoon of cream or top milk per serving. It suggests a creamy texture for scrambled eggs and mentions bacon as a companion item in the breakfast preparation.
Our Christmas Cards are now here and attractively priced. We invite you to drop in and view them. You can order now and have them ready for Christmas. No deposit is necessary. We trust you.
Emil Stoor of Grays Lake and Miss Alice Bienz wed in Paris last Friday evening. Bishop Parley Kunz hosted a wedding supper. a shower followed at Orlando Kunz home. Families and friends extend well wishes as the newlyweds begin married life.
A distressed bully of the era laments rising costs and scarcity. The narrator laments bread lines before snow and criticizes ticket prices at football games while noting government intervention is needed amid hard times.
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