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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
2
The piece greets readers with holiday cheer and family values marking Christmas and New Year of 1906 1907 It thanks patrons and subscribers for support and expresses hope to continue serving the city county and state with diligent service and good will.
An authentic report outlines a Burington plan to build a through line from Wye to Salt Lake City via Star Valley Montpelier and Ogden canyon with connections to existing railways. The route aims to shorten the eastward path, unlock coal and sugar beet farming, spur real estate gains and attract a factory, urging county commissioners to approve right of way without impediment.
Shepherd Bros. operates as the central hub for men’s and boys’ apparel with a focus on a wide range of garments and sizes.
Ex Senator Brown of Utah is linked to a sordid saga as his will is opened and a deadly chain of events is laid bare. Allegations include seduction, a split marriage, two illegitimate children, and the murder of his unfaithful wife, with the narrative framing the act as justifiable retribution.
Extracts from letters of former students now in mission service describe the missionary class organized with officers in Bridger Wyoming and others. Elder Fred Bairfuss in Munich and Elder Jesse J. sich in Germany share reflections on study, language learning, and serving in Austria, Kentucky, Bern and Leipzig with trials, travel, and faith.
The piece condemns a man named Brown for disinheriting his daughter and two grandsons, giving all to other children. It laments poverty after wrongful actions, calls him a monster, and urges courts to challenge the will and provide for the destitute family, hoping legal remedies restore support.
Elder Miranda Rich begins a modest tour through southern communities, seeking engagement with local congregations and neighbors while promoting outreach programs.
Constable Isaac Johnson advertises stray animals taken in Ovid Idaho and at Andrew Johnsons place. Owners must appear within 40 days to pay feeding charges or the animals will be sold under Idaho Estray law. One small white yearling heifer reported. other described beasts listed. notice dated December 11 1906.
The timetable lists Oregon Short Line trains with arrival and departure times. Agent A. I. Marison at Montpelier Idaho is noted.
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