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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
2
The monthly Teachers Institute met at the county courthouse led by County Superintendent Alfred Hitt. Speakers included Q O Danford and Prof Joos, urging better teacher preparation, physical training, manual trades, and smaller classes to foster individual student development.
A reprinted passage from the Christian Work cites a New York dinner party where several women, part of prominent social circles, drank freely and behaved scandalously. The account notes a woman climbing a pillar, drunken cheers, and a later attempt to sing hymns to an operatic tune. It contrasts perceived female decorum with intoxicated conduct and moral judgment.
A motivational piece on seizing chance and shaping fate. It argues that success comes not from waiting for opportunity but from proactively creating it, with the worthy individual always ready for responsibility and new challenges.
A promotional notice notes the 8 hour law and wireless expansion create a telegrapher shortage. Beginners earn 70 to 90 per month with advancement, and the National Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon runs six official institutes in America supervised by Wireless officials, placing all graduates in positions.
The order fixes Fifth Judicial District terms in Idaho for 1991 across Bear Lake Oneida Bannock counties. Sessions begin at 4 p.m. on designated dates with publication in local newspapers. Judge Alfred Budge signs the open court order dated December 27 in Pocatello Bannock County.
Notice that current expense warrants up to and including L315 series 1910 and T00 series 1910 will be redeemed when presented at this office. Interest ceases ten days from the date of this notice. Dated January 4.
An old advertisement promotes Ely Brothers Ely's Cream a nostril application for nasal relief at 50 cents plus prices for other products. The snippet also includes scattered text about social cautions on marriage outside the faith and references to local figures.
The article notes sharp growth in Japan's maritime strength from 1898 to 1901, with steamships rising from a single 5 000-ton vessel to 27 steamships and 2 785 sailing ships totaling over 416 000 tons. Sailors also increase to about 15 4120, including 304 foreigners, as the commercial fleet expands rapidly.
A London statesman dies just before turning 81 with undimmed faculties and steady resolve. A hidden witness recalls him testing his strength by climbing the area rail to reassure himself of safety. His devoted wife, who outlived him by four years, cared for him with quiet grace as they were laid to rest together.
A New York letter from Ara Crawded in New York reports optimism in a small town once idle as mining activity is seen reviving. Residents expect growth, higher costs, and a surge in stamps and labor within six months, reflecting confidence in postwar resource expansion and revival after years of shutdown.
A damaged historical passage describes sharp editorial attacks on Lincoln in New York papers the day after the Emancipation Proclamation. It mentions a traveler lost at night seeking a path and a dramatic thunderstorm guiding him, with a weathered plea for light and guard.
District court terms listed for Igahy Ith and neighboring counties with dates in October May and November. Officials named include Alfred Budge as District Judge, Daniel Harner as Court Reporter, and county officers such as Joseph W. Linford clerk Henry Stocker and William Higgins prosecuting attorney.
The city council posts include Mayor W W Richards, 1st Ward J Russell Shepherd, F T Shepherd, 2nd Ward members Poulson Harry Athay, 3rd Ward Wm G Hayward, 4th Ward Tdn Sutton, Chris Tueller, Marshal Thes Williams, Clerk L T Shepherd, Treasurer W A Young, Justice J A S Sutton and Sp.
An official abstractor, Walter Hoge, and his son, operate in Paris Idaho offering title searches and property abstracts. They provide document review, chain of title work, and related records services for real estate transactions in the local area.
Train timetable shows Montpelier to McCammon departures at 9 30 a m with 12 08 p m arrival and 1 30 p m to 4 05 p m return. Eastbound and eastround services depart at multiple times with local stage lines to Garden City Fih Haven St Charles Paris and Paris Montpelier stages scheduled daily.
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