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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1924
Page
8
A large shipment of drosad hogs left town this week by R F Crawford for Wyoming. Fielding basketball squad departs Paris Friday for a return game with Grace and will meet Thatcher on the trip. A second high school team is forming with several games set. Mrs James Nye remains very ill. A carload of hay was shipped from town.
George Ward of Bloomington and Meril E Wright of Kemmerer visited Paris to purchase wheat and cattle. The Globe Grain Milling Co of Ogden bought over 6000 bushels at seven tenths per bushel from local farmers. Frank Biglow of Logan and Mrs. M G Sorenson with children were in the county arranging cattle purchases.
Mrs. Sorenson’s family welcomed back a member Sunday. Mrs. Hunsaker from Honeville cares for Mary Nye while Miss Amy Munk, county treasurer, visits Montpelier. Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Payne of Bloomington celebrate the birth of their second daughter in ten years as family joy grows. Raymond Budge announces a baboon and pie dance at the Paris Pavilion on February 7.
Notice states collection of water tax moves from clerk to the city marshal who will receipt patrons for residences or business between the first and tenth of each month.
Jenson, a cattle buyer visiting from California, notes the warm Southern California vacation and backs the county’s cooler mornings. Conductor George Hoskinson returns from a six week family trip to Paris, while two carloads of mixed cattle are shipped to Los Angeles this week by Leon.
A compilation from western states reports accidents and official actions. From Boulder Colorado a street car crashed into a railway train leaving one dead and several injured. Astoria Oregon a man died while trying to move a cow off a railroad track. Los Angeles California a woman believed to be Doris Anderson was found wandering near a canyon and sent to a hospital. Boise Idaho officials vow to fight higher water rates. Salt Lake Utah officials note alfalfa hay production but little livestock feeding. San Francisco California explorer Stefansson says exploration declines due to aviation. Salem Oregon a public utility valuation ruling fixes Idaho Power rates. Portland Oregon Idaho wool sales reach 330 000 pounds as Idaho ships 1 035 000 pounds this week. Oregon City Oregon prisoners escape from Clackamas county jail for a second time. Fargo North Dakota Equity Cooperative plans reorganization under Minnesota charter. Helena Montana governor calls special session to address void appropriation laws. Carson City Nevada February 8 set for first lethal gas execution in American history.
In Oakland California clubwoman and longtime Democrat organizer Fort the Orex Alrs Louise Palmer, described as a prominent party figure, disrupted a jury room leading to her dismissal from further service. William W. Slater, 74, famed railroad signaler and telegrapher on President Lincoln's funeral train, died at his home.
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