Delighted as ether of Mary Roberts Rinehart novel in Post offer
A promotional notice urges subscription to The Saturday Evening Post highlighting Mary Roberts Rinehart’s new work and other authors Clarence Budington Kelland and George Agnew Chamberlain. It touts the magazine’s weekly circulation, special articles by noted teachers, and thrilling accounts of notable figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Post
Clarence Budington Kelland
George Agnew Chamberlain
May Edginton
Richard Connell
The Lucki Piece Thrill to Adventure Tales in Journal
Joseph C Lincoln's delightful tale and new novels by MacNair Kahler Crosbie Garstin and Hichens headline a Journal issue praised for adventure mystery and life stories. Features include Queen Mary life told by a factory girl and Albert Payson Terhune dog stories with youth tales and art reproductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
C.lincoln
Hugh MacNair
Kahler
Crosbie Garstin
Robert Hichens
Queen Mary of England
Albert Payson Terhune
Margaretta Tuttle
Freeman Tilden
Booth Tarkington
Ant-GreEY numbers lure readers to Country Gentleman
Zane Grey and other famed authors draw readers with a Country Gentleman subscription offer. Three years for $11, circulation exceeds 1,300,000. Includes 175 to 200 stories, rich covers, colored illustrations, and diverse articles for farm families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant-Greey
Dorothy Canfield
Konrad Bercovici
Howard Brubaker
Temple Bailey
Wilcox
South America
Paul de Kruif
Paria visitors fill Paris town with a parade of names
The column lists numerous residents and visitors, including Lester Bunderpon, John Brewer, Fred Grey, Martin Sorenson, Oliver Wilcox, Fred Gobel, Arthur Bloom, Paul Spence, Joseph Sleight, Mrs. Frank Wilcox, Seymour Spencer, Prof. Bilas Wright, Lillie Nelson, Della Patterson, John Char!, Tess Brown, Jesse Hymas, Milton Findlay, Lillian Bugzy, Ruby Calder, Dustin family, S. W. Matthews, FE T Shepherd, Joseph Stock, Charles J. Windley, and others, noting their trips to or through Paris and local towns along with brief personal movements.
Local hosts and visitors gather for dinners and social games
Local Forester W S Averil and wife hosted a dinner Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jarvis Christensen of Bloomington visited Paris Tuesday evening. Guests included Carl A ent8en of Logan, forest supervisor of Cache National forest, Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge, Dr and Mrs C Q Moore, Mr and Mrs F J Foulger, and Mr and Mrs John A Wallis. The Jolly Bunch entertained Tuesday evening at Mrs John Fuchs home with an oyster stew and a radio program. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Budge and Austin for highest score in Rook. Glenn Stock of Fish Haven returned from Ogden where he had been visiting the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis Christensen
Bloomington
Paris
Carl >B. Arent8en
Logan
Cache National Forest
W. Smith Hoge
C. Q. Moore
F. J. Foulger
John A. Wallis
George Hoge
Dan Rich
Jos. Stucki
W. B. Hoge
Mark Austin
R. F. Crawford
Pete Grandy
Clarence Rich
Mesdames Budge and
Austin
Glenn Stock
Fish Haven
Ogden
Aging Swiss farmer John Stocker dies at 79 in Mantl Idaho
John Stocker aged 79, born in Gregg Switzerland June 23 1847, died December 27 after a lingering illness. Survived by wife and five children John Rexburg Paris Mantl Idaho Falls Jackson Montana San Francisco Salt Lake City. Funeral held in South Ward chapel with Bishop Madson presiding. Interment in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stocker
Switzerland
South Ward
Bishop Madson
Conrad Frischknecht
J. Hatten Carpenter
Pres. L. R. Anderson
J. M. Anderson
Choi
Rexburg
Mantl
Temple
Stocker
Sona
John
Idaho Falls
Edgar W
Jackson
Montana
Anna Clingman
San Francisco
Nellie Anderson
Siguard
Lillian Woollsey
Salt Lake
Manti
Utah
Messenger
New Road Work Across County Reported for 1925
Road Overseer Byron Nelson submits a 1925 year end report showing 16.teen miles of new roads built at about 18 dollars per mile with many sections in Lanark Liberty Bern Noonan Georgetown Geneva and Wardboro. The work includes grading and graveling and aims to connect all precincts to main highways with permanent gravel roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Nelson
Lanark
Liberty
Bern
Noonan
Georgetown
Geneva
Raymond
Wardboro
Dingle
Thomas York-and-Nounan -Yanisys
Nelson
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Rinehart
Mart Susscription
Christine Ladies Homezrurnal
Lapies' Home Journal
Greatest
Ava
Zane Grey
Tae Curtis Pusuisnina Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lahate
Lester Bunderpon
St. Charles Was
Paria
John Brewer
St. Charles
Hmery Welling
Fred Grey
Montpelier
Martin Sorenson
Ovid
Patia
Oliver Wilcox
Julia Wilcox
Fred Gobel
Arthur Bloorn
Paul Spence
Warden City
Joseph Sleight
Preston
Frank Wilcox
Clearfield
Sula
Seymour Spencer
Montpellir
Hy‘. Spencer
Bilas Wright
Bennington
Smith Gertsch of
Sharon
Lillie Nelson
Della Patterson
John Ghar
Tess Brown
Jesse Hymas
Bancroft
Mrs
Sam Hymas
Milton Findlay
The
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Lillian Bugzy
Wednes- 2
Misa Ruby Calder
the Bunn and Rogers ‘Barber Shop
dare—Lavi Dustin
Garden City
S. W. Matthews
FE. T. Shepherd and
Leslie
F. T. Shepherd & Sons Firm
Salt Lake City
shea_buyers
Joseph Stock
Bear Lake
Charles J. Windley
Windley
Niels—Wilhélmsen
St.Charles-Choir
Shah
W. S. Averil
Waaci
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