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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
2
A fragmented line references a newspaper editor and a listed price of 81.50 per year. The readable text is sparse, with no clear event or organization details to expand. The item appears to discuss subscription or publication pricing in a local context.
The city and county end 1910 with strong growth in building, new facilities on main streets in Paris, and improved infrastructure including a power plant, a wagon road to Cache Valley, and a completed railroad grade between Montpelier and Paris. The piece praises local loyalty and civic improvement.
An editorial urges loyalty as essential in newspaper work, arguing loyal staff outperform rivals. It extols self satisfaction, poise, and health from fidelity to one’s paper, warning that indifference leads to failure and disloyalty harms both worker and employer.
A reflective note urges readers to vow kindness and restraint in the coming year. It emphasizes considering others, honoring their rights, and seeking harmonious friendships, promising mutual improvement for self and neighbors.
The passage reflects on waiting as a test of temper and character in ordinary moments. It contrasts delays at the depot, office, church, and with personal plans, noting how time stretches and trust in people wanes as delays mount. It also muses on aging and the universal human experience of waiting for manhood or death.
A reflective piece extols the value of a smile as free yet priceless. It softens malice, calms tempers, transforms hatred into kindness, and brightens lives, suggesting a smile reveals a kind heart and angelic grace.
An editorial condemns modern youth styles and vanity, arguing lax morals threaten the young. It blames parents for neglecting instruction while schools and churches bear part of the burden, urging responsibility at home.
Townsman Hon. James H. Wallis is appointed Chief Clerk for the upcoming legislature. He previously held the post last session and won broad support from both Democrats and Republicans due to his proven ability.
Log of Timber sale bids in Cache National Forest invites sealed bids by Clinton G. Smith Logan Utah for about 300 acres in sections 33 34 7 118 and 3 4 7 128 Boise Meridian with estimated 200000 ft of green and dry Douglas Fir balsam and Engelmann spruce. Minimum bid 2 75 per thousand feet and $10 deposit to First National Bank Ogden. Rights reserved to reject.
Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho orders sale of lands in Paris and Bear Lake County. Administrator S. W. Kent will private sale Dec 15 1910 at 7 PM with 1/4 cash down, rest on court confirmation. Bids before sale. Deed at purchaser expense.
We are agents for leading fire insurers including Northern of London Atlas of London Svea of Sweden and Continental. Insure your property with us Walter Hoge Son tf.
Terms for the Fifth Judicial District are set at Bear Lake Onida Bannock and other locales with sessions starting at 10 a m Alfred Budge serves as District Judge Daniel Hamer as Court Reporter and county officers including Ernest N Senfield Phil um Kilemon Linds Henry J Hor Montpelier Jerk Auditor Deputy Auditor Emma Holmes Sheriff Arthur Budge and others are named with duties in the district court system.
Official Paris Idaho city council roster includes mayor W W Richards councilmen J Russell Shepherd F T Shepherd 1st Ward J x Poulson 2nd Ward Harry Athay 3rd Ward Wm G Hay ward R F Crawford 4th Ward tdn Sutton marshal Thos Williams clerk L T Shepherd treasurer W H Young justice J A Sutton Sr official abstractor Walter Hoge
The timetable shows trains leaving Montpelier at 9 30 a m for McCammon arriving 12 08 p m and returning at 1 30 p m for Montpelier arriving 4 05 p m The pair connects at McCammon with through trains No 6 No 8 eastbound and No 5 No 7 westbound Also daily stage service runs from Montpelier to Paris and points south with timings through Garden City Fish Haven St Charles Paris and back to Montpelier
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