City Council Warns on Water Payments
At the regular meeting January 17 the council ordered that all residents with unpaid water rents by February 10 will have water shut off, as the water master is instructed to enforce nonpayment penalties.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
1
Montpelier Orchestra Dance Draws Large Crowd
The Montpelier Seven Piece orchestra gave a successful pavilion dance last night. A special Montpelier train carried over 200 residents to the event, filling Emerson Gym during the Paris versus Auburn basketball game and the pavilion for the evening. Frank Williams, manager and pianist, is credited for the musical part and the excursion’s success. The piece plans another dance when Montpelier visits next week, hoping Mrs. Williams will arrange another excursion by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Emerson Gym
Paris
Auburn
Wyoming
Frank Wiliams
Income tax forms available Monday for certain classes
Washington reports forms for filing income tax returns on incomes of about A 090. Auneavey DC internal revenue today announced copies will go to those who filed last year. Forms will also be ready for filing returns of normal income tax paid at source on interest from bonds and similar obligations of domestic and foreign corporations with payments in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eavey DC
United States
Joe Jones and the bean that killed a mule
Huntville Alabama January 20 The claim of Joseph Jones to hospital attaches that he had some bean was borne out today when his story of being kicked by a mule on the head and the animal lying helpless with a broken leg was investigated and found true Jones said his escape was blocked by a stray mule and he made a threatening gesture to frighten it away The assault with a well directed kick broke the mule's leg in two places it was pronounced a helpless cripple and shot Jones will recover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntaville
Ala
Joseph Jones
Jones
County Auditor Rich Attends State Convention Opening
County Auditor 8 H Rich and wife traveled to Boise for the five day state county auditors convention, which opened Tuesday morning. Boise Capitol News notes Rich opposed extending time for 1920 tax payments and suggested semiannual payments or amending the law to abolish two payments. Hazel Shelton of Soda Springs visits Dr Hanson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rich
Boise
Rich
Two Close Basketball Games Inspire Paris Crowd
In Paris two evenly matched contests featured Auburn and Paris Athletic teams at the school and Hermes gyms. About 800 Montpelier residents arrived by special train for a Pavilion dance then watched a nip and tuck rivalry with Auburn winning 13 of 14 after a 22 to 28 loss to Paris Athletic. Key players and managers are listed for both sides with another Auburn vs Paris clash planned for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Auburn M.I.A
Hmerson
Montpelier
Auburn
Paris Athlactic
Steed
Lessons
Bigler
Harrison
Hessington Wood
Leavitt
Charles Moser
Old Folks Party Brings 150 to St Charles Hall
Wednesday's Old Folks party in St Charles drew about 150 guests. Tables with flowers, readings, music and a comic dialogue filled the evening. A fishing pond game, performances by a Alabama troupe, and dancing followed a well hosted meal. Several community updates and personal notes conclude the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tootig
Alabama
Stake
John C. Stewart
Agnes Arnell
Maria Pugmire
Thomas Pugmire
Cassie
Delbert
North Western States
Beatrice
Nebraska
Europe
Ira N. Hayward
Chas
Peterson
Ira
W. J. Bowcutt
Garland
Utah
Bowcutt
James L. Dunford
Beneficial
City Water Off Over Delinquent Accounts February 10
The City Marshal will shut water service to delinquent accounts in the city on February 10. Mayor A. Poendrey issues the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poendrey
District Court Holds Short Session This Week
Judge Robert B. Terrell presided as five boys pled guilty to possessing stolen goods. Sentences included fines from 60 to 180 dollars, a suspended 30 day jail term, and one 90 day jail term for Frank Dunn who admitted grand larceny tied to $300 for his employer. The case involved moonshine seized near Liberty and Montpelier authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoereva-n—arge
Robert B.terrell
Pocatello
Mory
Doffin
Ees
Seorie Tunton
Xehiatt Hig
Severa
Jack Grey
Bryont Athay
Ezra Hoge
Gammon Hayward
William Lidel
Clark
Hanson Clark
Hanson
Liberty
Jasper Law
Montpelier
Law
Terrell
Dunn
Frank Dunn
Riter Bros
Son Born at St. Charles
Mr and Mrs Ira Hayward of St Charles are rejoicing over the arrival of a fine boy born last Thursday. Mother and child getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hayward
St. Charles
First Ward Relief Society Holds Annual Banquet
The First Ward Relief Society held its annual banquet in the ward chapel last Thursday evening. A bounteous repast followed by games and dancing topped a program featuring songs, readings, speeches, a contest between Morgan Rich and William Hayward, and prizes for best portrayal of courtship methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward Relief Society
Lyman Rich
B.S. Stucks
A. Spencer
Reading
Emily Richards Stump
Abe Clayton Reading
Gwen Anderson
Wm. L. Rich
Wm. Hayward
Morgan Rich
Beulah Hess
Ireta Patsey
Phosphate Industry Shows Large Increase in Western States
The 1920 phosphate rock output in the western states rises sharply with Idaho shipments from 2000 to 3600 tons monthly and about 20 000 tons before July. Total western production reaches an estimated 65 000 tons, up from 17 000 in 1919, with Pacific coast deliveries to San Francisco and some shipments to Chicago and Yokohama. Anaconda Copper uses several thousand tons for smelter acid phosphate, and lands withdrawn from entry open for leases with a two percent royalty and escalating acre rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Chicago
Yokohama
Anaconda Copper Company
General Land Office
Brand Book On Horses And Cattle Territory Request
Notice from R J Hess Sr of Atimo Idaho requesting entries for a brand book covering territory bounded by Bear Lake East Blackfoot North Malta West Cornish South. Claimants must submit brand ear mark name and post office area by March 1 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Blackfoot
Malta
R. J. Hess, Sr
Starving Children Aided by Contributions Sunday
A churchful of hopeful givers raised nearly $500 for child feeding programs. The report traces a $10 contribution through Franklin K. Lane to relief funds, showing how American aid funds meals for 3332 children for a day, with logistics and inspections ensuring aid reaches starving youngsters abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Franklin K. Lane
Lane
Relief Council
United States
Europe
Uncle Sam
Idaho education program faces economy debate in state
A Nampa Leader-Herald dispatch reports Idaho leaders in both houses oppose Bryan’s education plan arguing it expands state university extension and other branches. They urge economy and curb frills while retaining agricultural and practical educational work cited as taxpayer value. The debate frames education as a test of fiscal restraint amid calls to return to normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Botke
Nampa Leader-Herald
Boise
Ida
Rhubere
State Legislatature
Department of Education
E. A. Bryan
Bryan
Senate
B. A. Bryan
Idaho
James Dunford’s 66th Birthday At Dunford Home
A birthday party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs James Dunford last Sunday celebrating James Dunford’s 66th birthday. A delicious supper followed and guests included Mr and Mrs R R Stevens of Bloomington, Mrs Logan Dunford and son Jack, and Mr John Dunford of Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunford
R. R. Btevens
Bloomington
Logan Dunford
Gon Jack
John Dunford
Providence
Rhode Island
City Dog Tax Due Notice
The city tolls delinquent dog taxes are due immediately or the city marshal will euthanize the dogs without further notice. A. T. Pendroy, Mayor.
Eggs dropping in price ease household costs in Bay Area report
San Francisco on January 21 reports eggs easing as hens accelerate production. Best grade eggs fall five cents to 66 cents a dozen at the Wholesale Dairy Produce Exchange. Dealers foresee continued price declines until peak production hits in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
San Fransico
Estray Notice for Brown Mare Impounded in City
The city marshal reports custody of a brown mare about 10 years old with white hind feet and a small white mark on the left front foot. If unclaimed, it will be sold at public auction February 21, 1921 at 1 p.m. in the corral. Mark Sutton, City Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corral
Road contractor W Lidell visits son in city
W Lidell of Golden Dale Washington a road contractor and father of But Lidell spent several days in the city visiting his son and returned home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Lidell
Golden Dale
Washington
Lidel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel Shelton
Soda Springs
By J. Hanson
ST Charles
Atimo Idaho
A. T. Pendroy
Mark Sutton
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