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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1921

Page

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Joseph Stuckt New President of Paris Commercial Club

The Paris Commercial Club elected new officers at its annual meeting. Joseph Stueitz of Pendrey Grocery & Meat Co became president, Le Pugmire of Pugmire Cash Grocery vice president, John A Walls editor of this paper secretary, and Teller Dunford of Hotel Barber Shop treasurer.

Paris Commercial Club Ofcers Joseph Stueitz Pendrey Grocery & Meat Company le Pugmire Pugmire Cash Grocery John A Walls Teller Dunford W Smith Hoge A T. Pendrey Harald Swift Edwin Shepherd

New County Agent Arrives for Bear Lake County Farm Bureau

The Bear Lake County Farm Bureau welcomes Chase Kearl as Agricultural Agent succeeding Sargent. A rabbit control campaign is planned for January 24 with support from state specialists and a Home Demonstrator Agent may be hired. A public meeting January 22 at the Court House will report on state and national bureau activity and set cooperation goals.

Farm Bureau Executive Committee Chase Kearl Sargent Farm Bureau Fielding Academy Utah Agricultural College Kearl Cache County Utah Lear Lake County Bet JC Hymas Hymas State Farm Bureau Nampa Bear Lake County Court House

Assistant County Agent Visits Paris for Agricultural Work

Orvill Ellsworth state assistant county Agricultural agent traveled to Paris to assist County Agent Kearl in his agricultural duties during Wednesday and Thursday of this week.

Orvill Ellsworth Paris Kearl

Pioneer of Bloom-ton founder Fred Wilks laid to rest

Funeral services for Fred Wilks 77 were held at the Bloomington chapel with interment in Blooming toll cemetery. Born in Essex England on December 12, 1843 he lived in Wyoming coal camps before settling in Bloomington as a farmer, truck gardener and janitor for Bloomington School for twelve years. He died suddenly after walking home from Paris, leaving a wife and four children: Mrs Joshua Jarvis, Mrs Wm Thornick Bloomington, Frank Wilks Nephi Utah, and J H Wilks Paris Harness Co Paris.

Fred Wilks Bloomington Chapel Bloomingtoll Paris Bloomington Linvisvile Essex England America Wyoming Linville Castle Joshua Jarvis Wm W. Thornick Frank Wilks Nephi Utah J H Wilks Paris Harness Co

Paris Welcomes New Year With Noise And Dull Festivities

New Year celebrations in Paris were marked by whistles and loud songs as crowds slowly dispersed the old year. The day featured little excitement beyond a dance and a basketball game, with reflections on historic customs and notable figures connected to New Year observances.

Rome Caesar Claudius Queen Elizabeth Christopher Columbus Western Hemisphere Haiti Union

Deputy Sheriff Nominee Named by Sheriff Elect Budge

The sheriff elect has selected Natfurd Cleveland of St Charles among applicants for Deputy Sheriff. County commissioners will meet Monday to administer the oath of office to the new officers. Cleveland is described as well qualified and well regarded across the county.

Ithur Budge Natfurd Cleveland St Charles Cleveland

Bateman Son Returns After Vacation

Bateman son of Mr and Mrs A Bateman of this city returned to Bun Liab Tuesday after spending holidays with his parents. He is a student at the Agricultural College and is finishing up his first year.

Bateman A Ba Cman Bun Liab The Agricutural College

Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Assn Meeting Notice

A meeting of the Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association district 6 will be held in the courthouse at 11 o'clock Saturday January 15. Permitees are requested to be present. Austin, Sec 43 of

Bear Lake

Scout vows and prayers as Bishop Edwin T and faith leaders

Prayerful pledges ask which scouts will lead with liberty honesty and wisdom as they seek Christ light and service. The verse honors those who strive to live by faith and promise to protect the weak and seek the lost.

Foseer Basaunia Ae Ait Dee Matt Jesus

Musician R L Sweeten takes over Hotel Paris management

Salt Lake musician R L Sweeten becomes manager of Hotel Paris in Paris Utah succeeding S J Athay who led since opening. The hotel was purchased last July by F T Shepherd of Salt Lake City who arranged for Sweeten to relocate. The firm plans interior upgrades and a future east wing addition to accommodate Yellowstone tourists and Bear Lake visitors. Mrs J J Carter and Rose Nelson oversee kitchen and dining, as Sweeten plans to settle with his wife in Paris after a California visit with their sons.

R Ll Sweeten Salt Lake Paris S. J Athay F T Shepherd Mr Sweeton Sweeten Utah Pricipally Saltair Mr. Sweeten Prigtice Eto Positigns San Francisco Claud Orpheum Theatre Orchestra California Yellowstone Park Bear Lake J J. Carter Rose Nelson

New Management At Burgoyne Cafe

Mesrs Karas and HH Baralla assume control of the Burgoyne Cafe yesterday and plan to install new fixtures. They aim to offer the most comfortable and sanitary prices in the city and promise attentive service. Both bring restaurant experience from Logan, Utah.

Mes Karas HH Barallack Burgoyne Cafe Yeterday Logan Utah peHer

The Voice of the Pack serial debuts in this issue

Readers are urged to follow the new serial tale The Voice of the Pack, with the first chapters appearing in this issue. The editors promise an engaging story likely to win reader approval if followed in every issue.

A Part of the Town Reflects the Man

The passage argues a person's loyalty to their town mirrors loyalty to self. It contends a man who fails to stand up for his own is diminished, likely to affect his happiness, as his views shape his character and fate.

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Eugene Grimes Married Here Monday Morning

Charles Eugene Grimes of Wentpelier formerly of a Paris Drus Company barber shop and Hotel Barber Shop worker wed Miss Amy Marie Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs Fleber Nelson of Bloomington in a Monday morning ceremony.

Charles Eugene Grimes Wentpelier Paris Drus Company Amy Marie Nelson Fleber Nelson Bloomington

Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Partin Pavilion Co

Notice is given that a stockholders meeting of the Partin Pavilion Co will be held in the Stake Office Monday evening January 10 at 7 o clock p m Morris D Low President.

Partin Pavilion Co At & Oclock Morris D Low

Married in Salt Lake Temple Briscoe and Matthews Wed

J T Briscoe of Bloomington and Miss Ada Matthews of Liberty were married in the Salt Lake Temple on Wednesday. Both are prominent and respected in their towns and have the good wishes of many friends for their married life.

Salt Lake Temple J T Briscoe Bloomington Ada Matthews Liberty

Possible Idaho Migration Canyon Highway May Be Realized

LeRoy Lindsay of Mink Creek reports Franklin county representatives back a state aided project for a road through Migration Canyon. Bear Lake and Franklin counties push for a joint bill to secure funds with Idaho legislators at Boise. The proposed route from the canyon to the first stretch is about thirteen miles from the last ranch at Aireek to the first, with enthusiasm from commercial groups.

LeRoy Lindsay Mink Creek Bear Lake Canyon Idaho Boise Lindsay Franklin County Aire Eston Ahoe Michaval Thigh Road Logan Canyon

Idaho crops show large production but lower value in 1920

Idaho reports a record harvest for seventeen major crops totaling 94 million dollars, yet value drops 22 percent from 1919 to 1920. Wheat leads with 29.5 million, while potato and sugar beets follow. acreage rises about 4 percent to 2.45 million acres.

Dgzho Idaho Idaho Path Snore

Sixteenth Idaho Legislature sworn in at Boise

The Sixteenth Idaho legislature was sworn in at noon last Monday in the new house of representatives. Governor Davis and state officials took the oath, with Chief Justice Morgan administering to the governor and Justice Rice administering to others.

Idaho House of Representatives Salsieaeaes Gbhitern Justites The John W Hart Thepublican National Alfred Budge Supreme Court Robert No Dunn Willam A. Lee Charles Po WeCarthy Patch Moore R. O Jones Bfl Garrett D F Banks Hoyt Black Ethel E.redfield Stewart Campbell John W Fagetson Treasur Banks Campbell Drevid Burrell Theehouse Tim Mane Tars Setate Reede Ted Traise Ube Roth Cnet Abe

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