Community Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Illness
Bloomington business visitor LeRoy Hill is noted along with flu confinement of local artist Don Williamson. Georgetown Senator W. W. Clark visited the county seat, while Robert Inchs travels to Spokane, Washington. Numerous Montpelier residents visit Paris, and area merchants clear snow from sidewalks as Utah Power & Light worker E. J. Hoge recovers from flu. A parade of local officials, church members, and longtime residents are profiled with travel, health, and social notes.
Chicago Bankers Drive for Reconstruction Finance aid
Charles G. Dawes and Melvin A. Traylor lead Chicago interest in the Reconstruction Finance Corporation now before Congress. Traylor’s push to allow loans to closed banks shaped the bill, enabling funds to aid depositors of failed small banks nationwide.
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Hicago
Middle West
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Southy
Presidential Timber
Reconstruction Corporation
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Traylor
Senate
Tray
New Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Melvin £.Praylor
Road to Camp Lifton opens for car travel Tuesday
In a local note the highway access to Camp Lifton was opened to car traffic on Tuesday. The report likens the new road to a summer road and mentions the Reconstruction Finance Corporation may loan large sums to banks to liquidate frozen assets.
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Camp
Lifton
New Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Uncle Sam
American Falls Press
Annual meeting notice for Dry Lake Canal Co
Notice of annual meeting of Dry Lake Canal Company to be held at the Paris First ward meeting house Paris Idaho on March 5 1938 at 2 o clock p m for electing directors for the ensuing year and transacting other business stockholders must be represented in person or by proxy Dated February 25 1932 John Stooker secretary f 25 m 4
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The
Dry Lake Canal Co
Dry Lake Canal Company
Paris First
John Stooker
Legion Aims at Yihose Employing Married Women
Cedar City Post 74 of the American Legion endorses a plan to relieve unemployment by replacing married women in jobs with unemployed family members. The resolution calls for boycotting merchants employing married women after February 21 and pledges to oppose public officers who favor or employ married women in Iron County institutions.
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Cedar
Cedar City
The
Américan Legion
Legion
American Legion Post
Amrbritan Legit
Cedaralty
Mayr
Iron County
Paris Post lists contact for item news responses
A brief notice instructs readers to bring in items of news or leave them at Paris Post using telephone number 655 33 or by mail. The fragmentary text directs readers on submission or submission methods for news items at the Paris Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cook
Joseph Cook
Garden City
Paris
Bishop Cook
Dhlummas
Xindiy
Paris Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
LeRoy Hill
Bloomington
Don Williamson
W. W. Clark
Georgetown
Robert Inchs
Solar Development Co
Spokane
Wash
May Jones of
Montpelier
Sam Tunks
Washington
Ellis Straw
Harry Athay
Alvin Tueller
Chris Tueller
Mr. Tueller
J. H. Egley
Louis Kunz
Beck
Scofield
Fish Haven
Stake
Ovid
Wells
Heber Stock
Ivan Beck
Lucille Spencer
Provo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Elia Rechnitzer
Emerson School
Salt Lake
Jesse Lewis
Elmont Crawford
Mark Austin
Son Lawrence
L. Fuhr
Canyon Street
E. J. Hoge
Utah Power & Light Cop
M. B. Athay
Logan
J. L. Foutz
Evan Gunnell
Mr. Foutz
Rogerson
Paul Kauffman
Railroad Co
Beatrice C. Price
Geo. H. Robinson
Laketown
Bishop Robinson
Roy A. Welker
Ella
Houston
Texas
Fred
R. Kelsey
Mr. Kelsey
Morgan Rich
Paris First Ward
H. Edward Sutton
Magna
Pres. Sutton
Agarex
Paris Drug CO
Rexall Store
R. B. Shelledy
Deer Lodge
Montana
Jesse Hymas
Owen Stevens
Bishop
E. Hymas
Hymas
Stevens
MM. Shepherd
That City
F. ” Shepherd
Josh
Mamam
Willie
POST
Tate
Hershey
Weaggeess
Don
Haddock
General ‘Merchandise
Yihose
Rands
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company
Shepherd Clothing Store
Millers
Van
Camps
Shepherd & Sons
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