Community Notes from Paris Idaho and Nearby
Milton Findlay returned Monday from a three day Idaho Falls visit. Bryan Adahy employees at the Breses Phosphate mine in Cokeville Wyoming spent the weekend at home. Miss Carol Richards of Salt Lake, a professional nurse, has been visiting in Paris and Sharon. Nels Bunderson of St Charles, a cattleman, was a town visitor Friday. Mrs Bunderson of St Charles was a Paris visitor Friday. Miss Margaret Stucki, student at Hennager's Business College in Salt Lake, returned Friday due to her father Charles Stucks illness. John Boehme of Geneva attended the annual old folks party here Thursday. Silas L Wright of Benninton was among out of town visitors at the Seed train Friday. Liberty was a business visitor in Paris Tuesday. Miss Opal Oakey has returned from Ogden Utah for a visit with her father and family. The infant son of Mr and Mrs M C Price is ill with the flu. Arthur Clayton and Carl Sleight departed Tuesday for Laramie Wyoming to work for the Pacific Fruit and Ice company. Word from Omaha Utah reports James B Innes is battling a siege of flu and poison in his hand. Alma Lambert of Salt Lake, road representative for Zellerbach, gave Paris a pleasant call Tuesday. He says business is improving in his territory with a noted increase. James Olsen, prominent stockman from Ovid, attended the Bear River Cattle and Horse Association annual meeting in Paris.
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Margaret Stucki
Hennager‘s Business College
Salt Lake
Charles Stucks
Snow and social notes fill Sharon valley report
Oscar Arnell visits St Charles while Gladys Wilks undergoes surgery in Logan Utah. James Shepherd visits Ogden relatives as news comes from Garland of a newborn girl to Mr and Mrs Wilford Richards. Mona Athay visits Paris. seven inches of snow falls in Sharon and valley wide.
Boy seeks to distribute The Gateway posters in Pocatello
A notice from Gate City Business College in Pocatello Idaho seeks a boy to distribute The Gateway and put up posters. The ad includes contact details and a date code 1-18-m-4.
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Gateway
Gate City Business College
Pocatello
Idaho
Palm Beach lodging and Miami prices in spring travel letter
A traveler from Jacksonville to Miami describes warm weather and transportation delays. He notes hotel rooms at ten dollars for two, eight dollars for a twin, and odd anecdotes about rentals. Eggs run eighty cents a dozen, potatoes ten pounds for seventy six cents, with Miami described as a booming city of a million in the making.
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Jacksonville
Atlantic
Palm Beach
Boston
Paris
Miami
Idaho
Obituary of Mrs. Sleight Pioneer from Kelsey line
Mrs Sleight nee Kelsey Sleight born December 8 1851 near Galt Lake City moved with family to Brigham City 1853 then Paris Idaho later. She married Frederick Sleight July 20 1874 and had ten children before dying January 14 in Ovid with funeral January 19 at the Ovid meeting house with speakers praising her integrity and kindness.
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Sester Im Ocha Neagall
Kelsey Sleght
Galt Lake City
Brigham City
Paris
Idaho
Pendrey's
Shepherd's
Sleight
Stephen Kelsey
Lydia Snyder Kelsey
Ovid
Sarah Ann Ludlum
Oscar Parker
Roy A Welker
Twain editor recalls spider in paper superstition
In early days Mark Twain, then editor of a Missouri newspaper, received a reader letter asking if a spider in the paper signified luck. The humorous reply said the spider simply checked which merchants advertised, then spun a week across a door and lived undisturbed.
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Mark Twain
Missouri
Forest Supervisor Visits Paris for Cache Forest Project
Cache Forest supervisor Carl B Arentson from Logan Utah spent several days in Paris this week in connection with the Cache Forest project. He met local officials and inspected sites while advancing collaboration for forest management.
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Cache
Carl B Arentson
Logan
Utah
Paris
Cache Forest
The Parson's Pathetic Leave
A Alabama minister delivers a bitter farewell to his church claiming divine judgment on members. He laments lack of love and salary payments and announces resignation to become chaplain at a penitentiary saying they cannot follow him.
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Fahion Magazine
Gold Piece Loses Weight Amid Ban Threat
A cryptic report notes a gold piece suffers dramatic weight loss and faces a one year ban. Details are sparse with vague references to a restraining order and regulatory action affecting its status and value.
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Milton Findlay
Idaho Falls
Bryan—Athay
Breses
Cokeville, Wyo
Carol Richards
Sharon
Nels Bunderson
St. Charles
Joseph Bunderson
John Boehme
Geneva
Silas L. ‘Wright
Benninton
Liberty
Missa Opal Oakey
William Oakey
Ogden
M C Price
Arthur Clayton
Carl Sleight
Laramie
Wyo
The
Pacific Fruit and Ice Company
Ovo
James B. Innes
James Olsen
Bear the Cattle and Horse Association
Oscar Arnell
Gladys Wilks
John H. Wilks
Utah- Idaho
James Shepherd
Mrs. H. R. Shepherd
Clara Stucks
Garland
Wilford W. Richards
Mona Athay
Grace Public School
Frank Athay
Earl Shepherd
Rupert
Mrs. Shepherd
Clifford Jewels
John Bird, Jr
Nellie Olson
Ira Petersons
Gasentena
Hay
Shepherd Hardware & Implem’t CO
Watchmaker
Vin W. Farr
Montpelier, Idaho
Conway Tearle
Alice Tory Wallace Beery
Huntly Gordon
Grand Canyon
West
Painted Desert
Arizona
Pathe News
Colleen Moore
Tom MIX
Florida
America
John Hunt
Mian
Valeile
Rock Springs
Otto Rohner
New Spring Millinery
NEW Coats
Med
New York
Marx Montpelier
Baby
Pany
Tancred
Watson
Shirley Nebeker
Laketown
Connrd
A. L. Chilton
Montpeler
Wty Md
Airisman Jewelry
And
Stuck Aone
Alabama
Bear Lake Motor
Groo & Toomer
James Dunn
Bear Lake County
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