Wie Conference Holds Two Day Stake Meeting
The quarterly Wie conference convened at the stake tabernacle on February 24 and 25. The priesthood convention opened with a general session at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, followed by quorum discussions. Women members met in the First Ward hall to review work. Saturday and Sunday featured regular conference sessions with a large turnout anticipated.
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Wie
Stake Tabernacle
Stake
Salt Lake City
First Ward
Rich Theatre Opens In Montpelier With Big Picture Shows
S H Rich manager of the Rich Theatre in Mortpeter plans to open in Montpelier assisting Ira Peterson at the Novelty Theatre during illness. He will bring costly popular pictures such as Connecticut Yankee Over The Hie and Queen of Sheba. The Rich Theatre in Montpelier is described as the most up to date in Southeastern Idaho with modern devices.
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S. H. Rich
the Rich Theatre
Mortpeter
In Paria
Ira Peterson
Novelty Theatre
Rich
Sheba
Mr. Rich
Afontpelier
Mr Rich
Idaho
Moving Picture Benefit for Everett Dayton Draws Crowd
A Monday evening program at the Novelty Theatre drew a full house for Everett Dayton a Fielding High School basketball star hurt in action last week the event raised support. Mr and Mrs Claud Lewis of Conda are visiting relatives and friends in Paris
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Moving Picture
Everett Dayton
Everett
McCartion
Claud Lewis
Conda
Paris
Death of Infant Mary Donna Delays This Week’s Post
The Post delays printing this week due to the death of seven month old Mary Donna, daughter of Editor John A. Wallis and his wife. Pneumonia claimed the child early Tuesday morning, causing substantial news material to be omitted.
Cull Your Poultry Demonstration Reveals Culling Value
County Agricultural Agent shows culling can raise profits. on a St Charles farm 212 producers and 44 culls were observed with about one fifth of hens contributing to profit while the rest were culled. The demo notes the average flock may have higher cull rates.
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St. Charles
Olaf and a Paris visitor in the city encounter
Olaf visited a ladies barber shop and claimed the head barber nursing a baby told him you're next. He walked out. Mr. John Cleveland of St. Charles stood as a Paris visitor on Monday.
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Olaf
John. Cleveland
St. Charles
Paris
Infant Baby Dies After Pneumonia As Family Mourns
Services were held Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis for their infant two weeks old who died Monday afternoon from pneumonia shortly after birth. The baby lived briefly and received comfort from parents before passing. Price presided at the funeral with a quartet including Mrs McCarty and Mrs O H Grimmet. Hymns of Lanark were sung and the service opened by H L Spen. The burial followed at a city cemetery.
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Ray Lewis
S. Price
Seea
KcCarty
O. H. Grimmett
Lanark
Dinosaur skeleton found in Mongolia sparks theory of land connection
An ancient dinosaur skeleton unearthed in central Mongolia fuels claims that North America and Asia once shared a land connection. Dating places the fossil at around 1.5 to 1.0 million years old, suggesting broader paleogeographic links.
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Mongolia
North America
Syears
Merit Badges Earned In Scout Examinations
Officials and First of the Paris Second pass examinations for merit badges in First Aid Personal Health and Public Health at a Scout Examining Meet held February 21. Bear Lake Stake area wards including Paris First Paris Second Laketown Lanark St Charles and Ovid have registered Troops. The goal remains a registered Boy Scout troop in every ward.
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Paris
Shepherd
Earl Shepherd
Mal@i Humphreys
Liwelyn Roberts
Annesh Grimmett
Arvid Law
Hugh Sheph d
Eugene Shepherd
Wayne
Roi H. Welker
Roy A. Welker
Morris D. Lee
D. S. Price
Wational
New Baby Arrives as Obvious Joy Graces Liberty Items
Mr and Mrs Clem Poulsen announce the birth of a baby boy and report all concerned are doing nicely. Mr and Mrs Cecil Shepherd return from Blight Mile Saw Mill where they managed the saw for months and Lawrence Shepherd also comes home. Bloomington Dramatic company staged Civil Service to a large crowd and a five piece orchestra supplied music for a Friday dance. Jesse Matthews suffered a painful accident last Saturday evening injuring his leg while handling a...
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Clem Poulsen
Cecil Shepherd
Blight Mile
Bloomington
Jesse Matthews
Hoyerhy
January food prices fall one percent overall
Washington reports the average family spent one percent less for food in January compared with December. From January 15, 1922 to the same date last month prices rose two percent. Eighteen food items including onions and cabbage led price increases while sixteen items declined. Forty seven articles showed reduced expenditures for food.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Eltes
Income Tax Facts for 1922 Returns and Office Visits
Revenue officers will visit every county to assist taxpayers with 1922 income tax returns. Forms for 1922 filings go to 1921 filers. failure to receive forms does not excuse timely filing. The 1040A and 1040 forms apply to specific income thresholds. returns are required for individuals earning $4,000 gross or $1,000 net in single, and married filers over set limits.
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United States
Internal Revenue
Inchine
Correction on Redondo Krogue Injury and Local News Notes
A correction corrects Redondo Krogue to have broken a leg instead of an arm. Social events include a fundraising dance for a new amusement hall and a surprise party for Mr. Geo Jarvis. The Sacrament meeting was well attended with stake visitors. Local notables and visitors from Salt Lake City and Diamondville are mentioned amid various town reports.
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Redondo Krogue
George H. Bateman
Salt Lake City
Alfonso Painter
Diamondville
Wyo
L. P_ Jensen
Peter Nelson
Ovid
Evva Thornock
Geo. Jarvis
Fish Haven
Mary Donna Wallis Dies at 7 Months of Pneumonia
The infant Mary Donna Wallis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wallis died after a thirteen day struggle with pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the First Ward Chapel with Bishop Dan C. Rich presiding and speeches by M. D. Low and A. Welker. Interment followed in the city cemetery and numerous cousins served as pallbearers. Floral tributes honored the memory amid consoling remarks.
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Mary Donna
Mir
John A. Wallis
First Ward
Dan C. Rich
Pres
M. D. Low
Ione
Gladys
Mariel
Phyllis Athay
Lucile Smedley
Mia
Willard Lindsay
Gia
Nature
Liepene
Mother Earth
Card of Thanks for Mary Donne Walls
We express appreciation and gratitude to our many friends for the kindness service sympathy and consolation shown during the illness and death of our beloved Mary Donne Walls. The warmth of remembrance will keep us strong. Mr and Mrs John A Walls.
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eloHd
Mary Donne
John A
Walls
Novelty Theatre Plans Three Special Matinee Cites Comfort Needs
The Novelty Theatre announces three upcoming productions A Connecticut Yankee Over The Hill and Queen of Sheba. To ensure patron comfort during a amull house they urge families especially children and older folks to attend afternoon matinees and request Paris residents to attend first night to keep second night free for out of town guests.
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Connecticut
Over the Hill
Queen- of- Sheba
Amull
Paris
A Good Winter Season and the 200d Hope
The remark notes that a strong winter season secures half the crop for next summer and expresses hope that the remaining portion will also reach 200d.
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Mr. Merchant
Sue
the Post
Asia
Scout News
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Liberty
Figh Haven
Mary Donna Wallis
Charles
M. I. JR
Eve
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