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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
8
Local notices report visits by deputies and residents in Pocatello Paris and Salt Lake City. Socials and church events, plus gift shops and Christmas sales, fill Montpelier ads with furniture toys calendars and holiday promos. The column also notes a death in Geneva and missionary news from London along with farm and cattle listings in Idaho.
Judge Budge defends his religious beliefs amid criticism and says he plans to run for the Idaho Supreme Court. He rejects any appointment and asks voters to elect him, noting his wide support.
A Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post note describes a barnstorming troupe performing a railroad eating trick. The leading man shouts to reset the eggs after the stunt, as a comic misfire yields a chaotic display.
An angry tenant recalls signing a lease and telling the landlord the house is full of sewer gas. The landlord confirms, stating the tenant asked about gas in every room and was told there was.
A dialogue suggesting rats abandoning a ship signal unseaworthiness but a sailor cautions that rats may flee for reasons such as a disruptive Chinese cook having shipped aboard. The exchange uses humor to comment on ship safety and superstition.
In a tense scene the heiress refuses marriage to the count, asserting independence despite parental expectations. The scene ends with the judge’s library as the backdrop and the mother’s sobs echoing the family’s long fear of an inherited plebelandeas.
A Detroit Free Press fragment notes a wry exchange about a man with a history. A pair of assistants discuss his fearlessness and rumored past actions amid a murky tale of house cleaning and improvised judgment.
A reader recalls an encounter with M. Flamm who warned about a lost fortune from a fast money scheme. Flamm says the fellow invented a get rich quicker plan and lured him into it.
A fragmented report notes a late train arrival with phrases about the front train behind and a London line reference. It mentions Debid and Ham Bazitt and hints at a principle about tents, though details are unclear.
Oliver Orr and Med Passey work in the canyon to extract saw legs for W. G. Smith Co's mill. Bert Outter claims no consolidation or trust exists and lumber remains at old prices. Miss Lula Smith helps sister Mrs Gertsch prepare for threshers while notes tease Sharon's sidelights and a missing last issue.
Upcoming Pathé Weeklies and features at the Lyric Theatre include Tonight Pathé Weekly with The Mite the Yukon Rowdy and his New Pal The Cattle Man Saturday night Working for Hubby The Trail of Gold Art of Painting Treasurer Island Tuesday and Wednesday nights Devil Servant and the Man MadriGal mix Up The Guilty party Thou Shalt Not Covet Thursday and Friday cf next week Pathe Weekly A Romance She Never Knew Under Mexican Skies
Effective Monday December 2 1912 the Teton Branch line from Ashton Idaho to Driggs Idaho will start service with a daily schedule listing arrival departures at Marysville Grainville Drummond Latkont Pork Spur Judking Feitt City Tetouia and Driggs. Current times show morning departures from Ashton 12 10 pm and Driggs 4 00 pm with numerous intermediate stops and rail connections.
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