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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
4
The article advises poultry raisers to order hatchery chicks early for delivery to ensure pullets start laying before peak egg prices. It stresses high stock quality and breeding for laying ability, highlighting hatcherymen's work under the slogan Hatchery Chicks for Greater Profits to maximize farm income.
The Caribou National Forest annual grazing report details 92 cattle and 6579 sheep lost in 1930 due to predation poisoning disease and unknown causes. Predators like coyotes and bears caused hundreds of deaths, with poison baits spread over 85 000 acres. Grazing numbers and weather notes follow, including snowfall and moisture data through early 1931.
Last Friday a farewell for Kenneth Loveland was given as he left Saturday for a mission in the North Central states. The program featured vocal solos, duets, readings, piano and cornet pieces, remarks by Kenneth Loveland, and a message from Geo. D. Findlay. The evening closed with dancing and refreshments.
Poem honoring a brother restrained by duty and faith. Parents express pride hope and blessing as the beloved departs to advance a cause, asking heaven to protect him and keep his spirit true through absence and temptation.
The annual meeting of the Rangers of the Caribou Forest will consider grazing applications for the 1931 season. The session starts February 16 in the Supervisor's office, Montpelier, with at least six weeks of winter noted.
A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office to Stan ley Burton Steed and Fontella Weaver of Auburn Wyoming. Deputy County Clerk J B Peterson officiated the wedding.
G H Kilburn of Trail British Columbia visited Bloomington Canyon to inspect the Solar Development Co mining operations in the engineers exploration department.
The Pathfinder reports a large crowd at the Muckers Ball held last Monday in Bloomington Amusement Hall. The event drew people from all over the valley, with the Black Cats of Montpelier providing music until midnight.
State Chamber News argues that selling southeastern Idaho phosphate deposits at 3.50 per ton would raise enough proceeds to liquidate America's national debt.
Earl Shepherd of Bear Lake State Bank and Shepherd Hardware & Implement Co. is slated to manage the Browning Block. He reportedly has an option to purchase the property.
Notice to stockholders that the West Fork Irrigation Company will hold its annual meeting at the Court House in Paris Idaho on Monday February 16 1991. The notice calls for stockholder attendance to advise on company affairs and votes.
A classroom gag features a teacher asking about halves of eight and a student John replying with a sideways interpretation. The exchange ends with humor over whether half the top of eight is zero or three when viewed differently.
Annie M Smith of Providence Utah died January 28 1931 at her daughter Elaine Stansen home. The death occurred between midnight and 3 am and was found at 5 30 by her son in law Hanson who checked on her. She was wife of Joseph Smith.
A. Smith formerly of Paris and early city teacher was honored at funeral services in Providence Second ward last Sunday. Speakers included Jos R Shepherd Roy A Welker Hill Quinney with interment in Providence cemetery. Paris attendees listed among mourners.
A deer known as the barking deer in India has a alarm call resembling a fox bark. The species, among four in the region, is described by observers noting its distinctive vocal signal.
The Bahamas, a Briish West Indies archipelago of about 29 islands, saw a surge of prosperity during the American Civil War due to southern port access. Today the Bahamas is a popular tourist resort destination for Americans.
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