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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1931
Page
4
Nation's Business editor urges faith and decisive action for 1931
Merle Thorpe addresses business leaders in the January Nation's Business urging belief in an eventual upturn and practical steps. He stresses managing inventories, avoiding overreliance on price drops, and making 1931 commitments. He calls for proactive leadership, ready to invest for better days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Thorps
Nation's Business
Huntsman Nye Catches Bobcat Behind Hummingbird Mine
Willard Nye, a local huntsman and trapper, succeeded in catching a bobcat last Saturday behind the old Hummingbird mine. The animal reportedly did not make a typical meow sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Nye
Hummingbird
Laketown Social Notes On Travels And Local Events
Messers John H Weston Wm J Lamborn and Claud G Willis drove to Ogden for a Stockmen convention. Ernest W Irwin chauffeured Charles H Alley who visited his brother Dr John A Alley at Midvale then returned home with Eunice V Lamborn Orvin. The group included Bishop Geo H and instructor Vernon G Robinson weekend visitors in the City of the Saints. Our Sunday School and Sacrament session on the 11th were largely attended with Elders Joseph C Robinson and Cleon Lemon as speakers. The Farnsworth Stock company and Irwin Brothers moving pictures drew good patronage during two nights of theater and shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Weston
Wm. J. Lamborn
Claud G. Willis
Ogden
Ernest W Irwin
Charles H. Alley
John A. Alley
Midvale
Eunice V Lamborn Orvin
Salt Lake
Louis Gardner
Los Angeles California
Fish Haven
Themis
Our Valley
Bishop Geo. H
Vernon G Robinson
City of the Saints
Joseph C Robinson
Cleon Lemon
Farnsworth Stock Company
Loveland
Irwin Brothers
Private social gatherings and dances described
A fragment notes events with occasional dances and a goodly assortment of private parties suggesting lively social activity and diverse private gatherings in the period.
Bern Brevities and Local Moves
Miss Lillian Poulsen of Paris visits sister Mrs Reed Kunz in Bern. A daughter born to Bishop Parley Kunz and wife in Bern. The Wilde family move to Soda Springs. Fred Minnig and Wm Bischof host visitors in Bern. Richard Bischoff visiting Bloomington. Eight month old baby of Mr and Mrs Nathan Barlow ill. Mrs Barlow takes baby to Salt Lake City for treatment with her brother Seth N Kunz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Poulsen
Paris
Reed Kunz
Zion
Bishop
Parley Kunz
Bern
Leonard Wilde
Soda Springs
Fred Minnig
Nothan
Wm. Bischof
Richard Bischoff
Bloomington
Nathan Barlow
Beauty students return to Utah colleges
Miss La Vern Sprouse returns to Salt Lake City to resume beauty culture studies at Utah State Beauty College. Miss Lillian Hodges and Lathel Gibbons head to Logan to continue their training as Miss Jennie Wright’s portion of the item notes Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Vern Sprouse
Salt Lake City
Utah State Beauty College
Lillian Hodges
Lathel Gibbons
Logan
Jennie Wright
Christ
Local Leaders and Residents Noted in Community Roundup
Lothair Rich and Clifford Allred are named. Senator Ola Transtrum left for Boise for the opening of the state legislature. Hegner at Camp Lifton shows improvement. Hymas twins marriage celebrated in Liberty with a supper and shower. LaVern Harrup returns to Salt Lake City to study violin and piano, attends L D high school and McCune School of Music. Phyllis Clark resumes studies at Henager Business College. Patience Clark pursues normal course at State Normal. Helen Johnson returns to teaching duties after holidays. Miracle cataract surgery restores sight to a patient who had not seen his wife and baby daughter. Dr. Karl Brucker leads Lions blind work with Ralph Goodell. The club funded hospital costs and promotes science and medical collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lothair Rich
Clifford Allred
Ola Transtrum
Boise
B. T. Hegner
Camp Lifton
Joe Laker
Delbert Hymas
Liberty
Hymas Twins
Logan
LaVern Harrup
Salt Lake City
Wyoming
L. D
McCune School of Music
Phyllis Clark
Salt Lake
Henager Business College
Christmas Holiday Notes From Swan Creek And Nearby
The Willow Creek column records holidays with relatives in Swan Creek and Salt Lake City. It lists teachers and students traveling, births announced including a boy and a girl, a house party for Arlin Pugmire returning from a mission, and greetings for Lorenz D. Young on his New Year’s Eve wedding in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Linford
Ella Walton
Paris
President Welker
Arlin Pugmire
Fielding Seminary
Benson Peterson
Sarah Young
Oakland
Calif
Lorenz D. Young
Near Miracle Brings Sight to Blind Man
Lions Club of Lansing Michigan funded an operation restoring sight to Merwin Jenkins, a radio musician blind for 25 years. The effort earned widespread praise from newspapers nationwide for aiding Jenkins through a transformative medical procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lions Club of
Lansing Mich
Merwin Jenkins
Lansin
Western Creamery opens branch station in town
The Western Creamery Company of Salt Lake has installed a station in the old Nelson Ricks building on North Main. Mr. A. V. Tippets of Montpelier is in charge of the well equipped station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Haddock
The
Western Creamery Company of
Salt Lake
Nelson4Ricks
North Main
A. V. Tippets
Montpelier
Noisy Neighbor Gossip About a New Baby
A humorous snippet shows a child asking if the new baby is a boy or girl and the brother replying with a joke about wearing powder. The playful exchange captures a domestic, lighthearted moment.
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Julius Wright
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N J Hodges
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Cecil Satterthwaite
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E. W. Allred
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Naoma Keetch
Agnes Nelson
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Mignon Michaelson
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Miss Blossom Wilkes
Mrs. Rich Alfred
Mozelle Budge
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Marvin Rasumssen
Babe
E . Alfred J. AL Gardner
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Hazel
Berneice Pugmire
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L. D. Hospital
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Professional Directory
E. H. Humphreys
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C. O. Moore
Office Browning Building
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M. M. Shepherd
Office Shepherd
Spencer H. Rich
Anderson
RADIO
Montpelier, Idaho
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