18 Jan 1923
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
1
Governor Moore delivered a 15 minute message urging economy in state administration. He endorsed a 2 cent gasoline tax for highway maintenance, cuts in appropriations, and fiscal restraint across state, county, and local budgets while protecting education and natural resources.
A fragmented dialogue features a diner remark about youth and savings as a banker and judge exchange lines. The scene mentions Walter and a little blond in a corner, with moral advice on saving now to enjoy later.
The fragment indicates an annual meeting held on a Tuesday at an office with attendees including Logan and Budge. Details are garbled. exact date, place, and purpose are not legible.
Senator Van Hoesen of Idaho died suddenly while seated in a floral hotel in Boise during the sixteenth legislative session. He suffered heart disease and had left the chamber complaining of chest pains. He led the Senate minority and owned Mesa Orchards, with burial planned in Cortland-Newport by his wife and two children.
The Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association met in Paris with large attendance to review grazing and financial results. They reelected the Advisory Board and discussed inspecting stock at shipping points to reduce fall stock losses. Carl Arentson praised the group and noted his Ogden District forecasts for 1938 gains.
Assessor Jamoa Dupn left Sunday afternoon for Boise to attend the annual four assessors convention held three days in the capitol city. Officials discussed legislation to regulate licenses and trim the pro‑cline tax.
Ovid ward prepares a pie dance at the ward chapel Friday evening with proceeds from pie sales. Local women have baked a variety of pies for sale to support the event and entertain attendees.
Officials report forthcoming road work under the Forest road program with Idaho and Wyoming agreements. Idaho projects include Strawberry Sharon and Ketchum to Mackay routes among surveys, while Wyoming will address Hoback Canyon and Wind River roads plus Jackson Hole surveys.
The program announces a Sunday afternoon Stake meeting with Elder Ross Pugmire of St Charles recently from the Eastern States mission and Elder Wendell Gurlstensen of Bronmington just back from the North Western States. The Stake Choir will lead general singing and the Liberty Male Quartette will perform two or three selections before an expected audience of 4,000.
A Friday morning program directed by the student body featured prayers, songs by the Liberty Quartette and Liberty Male Quartette, and readings. After the program the group rehearsed in the gym and then marched to town to promote the evening basketball game against Montpelier.
Fielding High School announces a Junior Prom with Robert Caldwell named chairman and Jack Wright in charge of advertising. Oral Sutton will handle decorations and music will be sought for top quality. The event is planned for late February or early March with high hopes for the biggest and best yet.
Lo Grande Utah Raymond Lad Evans 14 son of Bishop Fred C Evans and wife died Sunday night in Logan Utah after an operation for appendicitis. He underwent the procedure at Ivan Haan hospital.
A playful, fragmented essay discusses pants as gendered and plural versus singular, noting phrases about men and women, and the fluidity of number in different contexts. It blends humor with weird observations on weather, tearing pants, and fabric care.
Supervisor C B Arentson and Cache National Forest official Peterson visited Garden City on the 7 10th to discuss 1924 season permits and new range regulations with the Garden City Cattle Association advisory board. Ross Pugmira spoke on the Sacrament at the LDS church as Sunday School attendance and teacher turnout rise. The Amusement Hall was cleaned and a Friday dance drew families. The Garden City High School Drama Club plans shows at Fish Haven St Charles and Paris. The South Main carrier resumes service after years, and Victor Lynsky of Garden City Mining Co announces ongoing development of local properties.
The 77 year old Susannah Price died at home Wednesday. Her funeral Saturday at 11 in the Second ward chapel drew over 100 descendants as pallbearers. Speakers praised her life and character. 12 children, 78 grandchildren, and 29 great grandchildren survive.
President Jos. R. Shepherd of Logan and Justice Alfred Budge of Boise of the Idaho Supreme Court attended the Bel Lake State Bank stockholders meeting on Monday and Tuesday, both listed as stockholders.
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