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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
8
The piece notes a farmer constructing a protective barrier and naming fuel terms in use across regions. It also highlights a surprising statistic that one eighth of total power derives from wood in the modern era.
Mrs. Delilah Humpherys returns to Sparks Nevada after ten days visiting Paris and nearby communities. Miss Mildred Nye travels with her parents to Salt Lake for weekend getaways. LeRay Patterson and family move to Blackfoot for new home. M W Lowe and Sherman Lowe family visit Grace then return home. Willard Hansen returns with family from Pocatello to reside locally. John Schidigger and Jessie Schidigger join Mrs Clifford Pearce for a day trip to Pegram to visit friends.
Dr. H. H. Scarborough of Salt Lake City will be at the Burgoyne Hotel in Montpelier Saturday December 6 to examine eyes and fit glasses. The notice warns eyes may cause headaches and dizziness. The latter portion lists several local travels and visits including Wilford Price at a Salt Lake teachers convention and family visits in Texas and Colorado.
The piece notes April as battle month, asserting four major U.S. wars began in April. It frames the claim around historical timing without detailing names or dates of the conflicts.
Naval Air Stations at Corpus Christi Texas and Jacksonville Florida create libraries with about 20000 doors for officers and men to access reading material and information resources.
Mr Dinnick of Montpelier and others visited Bern on Wednesday. Elk supper hosted by Relief Society and Primary Presidency for school children. Out of town guests included Art Crane, Buhlers, Porter, and Jensen party. Temple excursion to Logan referenced with Diane Steckler.
A birthday party Monday afternoon ended with a small group of friends gathering for cake and games. Local witnesses describe a cheerful scene as attendees enjoyed the milestone event.
The article notes the use of the death penalty or corporal punishment in felony cases in New York during the colonial period and after the Revolution. It mentions a marine and bluejacket guard at the Tombs of John Paul Jones at the Naval Academy as a symbolic guard.
McKay Loveland and families are mentioned visiting relatives in town. Several couples attended a Paris MLA special interest party and a PTA meeting in Laketown with names including Woffinden Sims Kimball and Satterthwaite. Other items note residents returning from Ogden and shopping trips in Paris with additional names.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Minson hosted Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Ray McCammon of George Mrs Josephine Dougan recovered from a three week old fall is now active again Mr and Mrs William Sims of Burlington Wyo en route to Oregon visited Mrs Eliza Cook Dr and Mrs J W Hayward spent Saturday with Mrs Ellen Hayward Mary Stucks returned to Paris after visiting Pocatello Rexburg and Eight Mile Vera Budge Beth West attended a Primary Executive meeting in St Charles at Mrs Hortense Rich’s home Emily Rich improved Victor Rosen family moved to Pocatello for the winter Lynn R Perkins and children of Montpelier visited Gabler last Friday Mrs Otto Bucher returned from a week in California Mrs Daniel Jensen of Pocatello visited over the weekend Charles Schick left for Salt Lake for two weeks The United States has never lost a war nor the Navy a fleet action.
WANT ADS offer 26 ewes at 4.00 each. Also four yearling American Saddler horses branded C on left shoulder strayed from the west side of Nounan Valley. Reward of 5.00 for recovery lead. Leonard Poman Livestock Co. Nounan phone Mont Pel 198 R4.
Classified notice seeking a reliable salaried or commission based caller to visit farmers in Bear Lake county. No experience or capital required. Some workers earn around $100 weekly. Write McNegs Co. 2423 Magnolia St. Oak.
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