Paris News Roundup A Hamper of Local Visitors
St Charles locals William Clark and Pres Ola Transtrum visited Paris on Tuesday. Iran Hayward and Montpelier movers were in town. Montpelier residents and others conducted errands, dental visits, and building work in Paris. Several residents, including Elza Humphreys and Rulon Beck, left for Pullman and medical procedures. Paris builds amid growth needs and optimistic talk while ex-service boys head to training in Washington.
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William Clark
St. Charles
William and Scott Pendrey
Montpelier
Paris
Browning
Miss Paralee Athay Returns Home From Salt Lake
Miss Paralee Athay daughter of Mr and Mrs S J Athay returned home from Salt Lake Sunday after completing her studies at the L D S University.
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Paralee Athay
S J Athay
Salt Lake Sunday
L. D. S University
Montpelier Visitor Mentioned and Local Forestrytree News
Mrs. S. J. Athay visits Montpelier. Editorial notes on mail order buying and fashion design. Don Haddock of Bloomington praised for optimism after a hunting accident. Idaho University School of Forestry reports 175,000 trees distributed in two years to promote windbreaks and shade trees, with black locust most in demand and a 1921 price list available.
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School of Forestry
University of Idaho At Moscow
Ite
Moscow
Idaho
New Sport Editor Joins The Post This Week
The Post announces a new sporting editor who arrived Sunday. He is not ready to resume duties now but may return later. Mother is reported to be progressing well, and the paper notes reduced regular news content for one week, asking readers to overlook it.
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Post
Mother
Famous Custer Wolf Hunts Long Trail
A famed Custer wolf terrorized the plains, killing livestock in brutal acts and evading private hunters. In 1920 USDA hunter H P Williams tracked the wolf near Pelgar Mountains using traps and rifle, enduring clever feints and wolf coyotes as guards until finally killing it on October 11 1920 after a long pursuit.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Custer H. P. Williams
Williams
Custer
Wil
Gatories
Willhams
Trapp
Auditor Rich Returns from Boise Convention
County residents report Auditor Rich attended the State Auditor's Convention in Boise on Sunday afternoon. He was a principal speaker, discussing semiannual tax payments and penalties on second payments or law amendments abolishing two payments. Discussion followed his address. He noted no snow near Boise and lawn mowing activity despite greens fading.
False Report Circulated About Robin Hood in Montpelier
Gem Theatre Company denies circulating any partial show. Manager Vern Berger confirms full company with complete scenery and lighting will perform in Montpelier on Feb 7, and in Idaho Falls Feb 3, Blackfoot Feb 5, with $5 000 banked to guarantee full production.
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Montpelier
Robin Hood
Vern Berger
Idaho Falls
Peb
Blackfoot
Montpely Pelier
Gem Theatre Company
Wolf captured after trap chase described in farmer tale
Agricultural Weekly News presents a farmer recounting William s capture of a wolf in October. The animal weighed 98 pounds, measured six feet, and carried chew marks from a trap. The hunter trailed eight miles before a shot ended the chase.
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Ned
Willaims
Agricultural Weekly News
Emerson Hosts Bennington Team A at Hmarson Gym
Emerson basketball team meets Bennington Team A at Hmarson Gym on Saturday evening at 7. The game is scheduled to start promptly and offers a local sports highlight for fans.
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Emerson
Bennington School
Hmarson
Legion Keeps Civil War Cannon Tradition In Indianapolis
The American Legion Mollvaine-Kothe post will fire a Civil War cannon at an Indianapolis cemetery on Memorial Day and in the courthouse yard on Washington's Birthday. The cannon, once aboard a Confederate flatboat on the Ohio River, was captured by a Federal gun boat in 1864 and has been held by the post since last Memorial Day.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
Mollvaine-Kothe Post
Saintes
Idianapolis
Washington
Ohio River
Legion Post
The
American Legion Weekly
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Iran Hayward
St Charles
Jim Bruce
Star Valley
James Dunn
Tri
Leslie Cole
Beckwith, Wyo
Niagra Falls
Boston Herald
Palatka
Fla
Times Herald
el Paso Herald
Tionesta
Linn County
Baltimore Sun
Wellington News
Ellis Straw Saleman
Preston Budge
Brigham City
Utah
Budge
Alvin Tueller
Montpellier
Alvin
Emil von Almen
Nampa
von Almen
Elza Humphreys
Leslie Bolton
Pullman
Wash
Government Vocational School
David Williams
Bountiful
Utah Corrugated Iron Company
West
William Pritchard
Garland
Ed Humpherys
George A. Humphreys
Ovid
J. W Berbrege
Salt Lake
Samuel Humpherys
Dingle
J J Humpherys
Stanley Tahés
James B Innes
Rulon Beck
C QO. Moore
Minerva Tueller
Raymond
S. J. Athay
Richmond
Clarion
Edison Marshall
Northwest
Don Haddock
Bloomington
Don
Liams
Pringle
Pelgar Mountains
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
L. E Pugmire Cash Grocery
Pendrey Grocery & Meat Company
Rich
Boise
Bear Lake
Legion
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