Local notices and social items from Paris area
Vernon Budge a high school faculty member spent several days in Boise this week. Mrs Virgil Rich returned from Salt Lake City with relatives. L Wedell of Texas Company at Montpelier visited the county seat Tuesday. Mrs L Deardorff entertained friends at Camp Lifton Tuesday. Arvilla Smedley has joined the state treasurer's office in Boise. One third and one half off on all dresses at Don Lea Shop for two weeks. Paris Montpelier businessmen enjoyed a chicken dinner at Camp Lifton last night for the club’s third annual gathering. Dr H H Scarborough eye sight specialist will be at Hotel Paris on Wednesday February 8. Your eyes may cause headaches and dizziness with reasonable prices. Mr Sanders, Z C M I salesman in Salt Lake City, was in Paris Tuesday and Wednesday, has been in the territory eighteen years.
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Paris
St. Charles
Montpelier
Camp Lifton
H. H. Scarborough
Mr. Sanders
Z C.M I
Galt Lake City
Mary Ellen
George Patterson
Rupert
David N. Pugmire
DeLorn Nelson
Don Windley
Max Haddock
Robert Price
Paris Second Ward
LaVell Ward
George H. Ward
Boosters Club
Vance
Ralph Findlay
Rueben Teascoer
Bryan Haddock
Archie Bee
Jesse Haddock
Bloomington
Lion and
Stewart St Charles
Seeung
Lavon Eprouse
Janet
Bishop Paterson
Barbara Patterson
Russell Payne
David Piggott
Farner Findlay
Phillip Hulme
Hulme Dunford
Fielding F. F. A
Logan
Preston
William Bee
Soda Springs Hospital
Ben Sanderson
Bee
Paul Haddock
M-Men
Iteam
Montpelier Theatre Owner Visits Paris Wednesday
Stanley Rich, Montpélier theatre owner, traveled to Paris on a Wednesday afternoon. Commissioners spent Monday approving road and bridge claims and hearing points on snow equipment, but no purchases were made. The weather man is against the equipment salesman this year.
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Stanley Rich
Montpélier
Paris
Paris Visit Tied To Eye Correction Claim
R K Nelson of Salt Lake City was in Paris on business Tuesday. The note mentions headaches and dizziness connected to an eye correction method and implies prices are reasonable.
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R. K. Nelson
Salt Lake City
Paris
Lava Hot Springs Poised as National Health Center
Boise secretary of the Lava Hot Springs State foundation says the National Foundation for treatment and rehabilitation of infantile paralysis cases eyes Lava Hot Springs for a national health center. Keith Morgan plans to visit in June while Idaho officials pursue state cooperation and possible financing.
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Boise
F E. MacKenzie
Pocateco
Lava
Lava Hot Springs
Northwest plan to bring Columbia river power to many towns
Bonneville project seeks a master plan to create a high voltage network from Bonneville to Oregon coast and Idaho boundaries, linking Snake and Columbia river projects. The report envisions new dams, quick line construction, and widespread low cost electricity to spur industry and irrigation.
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Columbia River
Northwest
J D Ross
Bonneville Project
Congress
Wiehe of Interior
Willamets Valley
California
Spokane
Walla Walla
Lewiston
Baker
Boise
Pocatello
Idaho
Snake
Columbia
Astoria
Waldport
Oregon
Bend
Siow
Pasco
Yakima
Edenzburg
Grand Coulee
Bonneville
Pendleton High Ten
Markes
Ross
Middle West
Manitoba
Senate
Washington
Coptes
Bonneville Power Prgram
Information Department
Portland
Kemmerer Visitors Stay With Stevens in Bloomington
Mr and Mrs Gordon Taylor and family from Kemmerer Wyoming visit Mrs Taylor’s parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Stevens in Bloomington for a few days. The gathering marks a brief family reunion with local hospitality.
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Gordon Taylor
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Taylor
Ernest Stevens
Local community notices include church, club events and visits
Residents attend sacrament meetings and family visits in Paris Second ward. A Boosters misfit dance with orchestra and confections drew crowds. Weddings anniversaries celebrated with guests from Bloomington and St Charles. Barbara Patterson ill with rheumatic fever, Gold and Green Bash planned, and local M Men basketball loss noted. Ophthalmograph experts discuss eye movement in reading.
Residents travel and local visits noted around Bern
Mrs Robert Gchmid and son Marvin and Mrs Eben Hyden formerly of Denver visited Salt Lake City this week while Mrs Hyden plans a move to Los Angeles. Local residents Huang Kunz and others attended funerals in the area. Various Georgetown and Bern residents, including Bishop W W Clark and Milton Smith, spoke at services and conducted missionary appointments in Georgetown. Ethel Hansen underwent appendicitis surgery at Bear Lake hospital. Anna Lucy Schmid returned to Salt Lake after two weeks visiting Bern and Georgetown family.
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Robert Gchmid
Marvin
Eben Hyden
Denver
Salt Lake City
Hyden
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
B. W. Kunz
William Kunz
Thornton Young
Thwayne Kurtz
Melvin Teuscher
Geneva
Paul Brog
Paris
Harry Williams
Liberty
Bern
Legrand Clark
Georgetown
John Kinz Jr
Milton Smith
Wim. Bateman
Bloomington
L. C Pugmire
Fish Haven
Frank Linford
Ethel K. Hansen
Bear Linke Hospital
Anna Lucy Schmid
Bishop
Robert Schmid
Conoco Ads Relieve Eye Strain
Ponca City Oklahoma reports a new zig zag reading method inspired by a Los Angeles research psychologist. Sample paragraphs from Continental Oil advertising show the approach, arranging every second line in reverse order to prevent returning the eye to the line start.
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Ponca City
Okla
Continental Oll Company
Los Angeles
State dinner features Gov Hivems address on Government Today
The council highlighted the week with a state dinner where Governor Hivems of Georgia delivered an informative address on the business of government. A deficiency appropriation bill proposes 3.5 million dollars to acquire land and build a census bureau in the commerce department. A staff will be assembled later this year, with plans paralleling the 1940 decennial census when thousands were employed.
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Hivems
Georgia
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
House
Pri
Federal census staff location sparks Capitol retrenchment talk
In Washington on January 1 1939 about 22 711 workers occupied private buildings totaling 3 664 716 square feet with annual rent of 93 3271T for federal space in the District of Columbia. A house discussion urged reducing federal personnel in other bureaus and housing census staff in another city to cut space needs and costs. Visitors to the Capitol include Federal Judge Cavanagh and DA John Carver of Boise, with Idaho figures also traveling for reclamation and foreign missions.
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Vate
District of Columbia
National Capitol
Capitol
Idaho
Cavanagh
Boise
United States
John Carver
Walter O. Clark
Kellorg
Max Barr
Heyburn
Lew Wallace
Idaho Falls
Europe
J. M. Lampert
Senator Grebe
Kuna
Frank Robinson
Moscow
New York
Mark Means Lewiston
South America
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Vernon-Budge
Fieldsing High School
Virgil Rich
Utah
L. ‘Wedell
Texas Company
Fat
Arvilla Smedley
Don Lea
Fielding High Gym
Don le Shop
MacKenzie
Charman B. W. Henderson
Arimo
William Peters
Jerome
Save Springs
Warm Springs
Hot Springs Rk
MackKenzie
C A_ Bottolfsen
Columbia Power
Jensen Motor
Res
Cataie Eallfuitl
Maresco Kalsomine
Brush
Shepherd Hardware & Implement
Conoco
Sheery
Muschtel
Angelica
California Growers Wineries
Cutler
Calif
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