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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1926

Page

3

Paris area notes include visits and shop ads

The Paris city brief lists Russel Clayton of The Paris Drug Co visiting Pocatello on business, Bishop Ernest Hymas of Lanark stopping in town, and Miss Jean Low returning from Logan Utah. It also notes satin hats at the Mode Shoppe, corn sales at Paris Flour Mill, and local church missionary work. Dated items reference weather and ongoing news solicitation.

Russel Clayton Paris Drug Company Gq Pocatello Ernest Hymas Lanark Jean Low F. T Shepherd & Sons Logan Utah

Paris area residents and visitors engage in various tasks

Mrs John A Hunt of St Charles was a Paris visitor. Ed Rich of Montpelier spoke at Miss Lola Price's funeral in Paris. Evelyn Stucki, a teacher, visited her parents in Paris. Howard Emge of Salt City solicited candy orders for J G McDonald Candy Co in Paris. Lawrence Stewart of St Charles and Sam Wilks visited for dental work and business. Mildred Young visited Miss Maurita Cleveland. Idaho schools may dismiss early as state confirms no more holidays or spring vacation. County final report preparation continues. Morgan Rich traveled to Cokeville and Kemmerer to solicit for Paris Flour Mills. Joseph Price of Bloomington visited Paris. Malad high auto mechanics program praised. state education sees enrollment gains.

Howard Emge Salt City J G. McDonald Candy Company Salt Lake Emge Idaho

Fielding High School newspaper release and party notes

The January issue of the Fielding High School paper has been released to students. Mrs J H Heinly and Miss Clara Partridge hosted a birthday surprise at the Heinly home for Mrs Heinly’s husband. A two course supper for fourteen followed with music and games as the main entertainment.

J H Heinly Clara Partridge Heinly

Moonlight Dances Spark Police Action in Pocatello

Pocatello chief of police declares war on improper dancing, blaming moonlight events for unsatisfactory conditions and ordering enforcement actions.

Waterloo Pocatello Peak Chronicle

Times Have Changed Advertisers Turn to The Post

The piece notes readers no longer stop at crossroads to read sale bills. Drivers now speed past and read the Post at home, explaining why chief advertisers shift to this newspaper for sale notices.

Lizzie

Estray Notice From Ovid Idaho Concludes Sale Date

A black two year old heifer with short horns and white underbelly is in the care of John T. Peterson of Ovid. The animal, branded on the left rib, was taken up January 7 1926 and will be sold for cash to the highest bidder February 20 1926 at 1 p m unless the owner files title and pays charges. C C Sorenson Constable Ovid Precinct Idaho. First insertion January 28 Last insertion February 18.

John T. Peterson Ovid C Sorenson

Notice of Sale of Estray at Ezra Allred Ranch

Ezra Passy city marshal Paris announces sale of estray cattle at the EZRA Allred ranch east of Paris. Descriptions include a roan yearling heifer with left ear slit and right ear mark, a red white faced yearling steer, and a red and white four year old cow with a calf. sale to the highest cash bidder on Saturday February 6 1926 at 11 am unless owners redeem and pay charges.

Ezra Allred Paris

Bitter fight on Idaho weed battle for seed industry

Idaho launches a statewide weed campaign led by university agronomy and extension officials. The effort aims to clean seed fields in southern Idaho during a two week February seed show tour funded by the Oregon Short Line. State seed officials warn weeds lower land value and profits, threatening Idaho’s standing as a top producer of high quality small seeds.

Idaho University Agronomy Department Oregon Rvaluosr C B. Ahlson R.S. Bristol Agrofonnist Chicago Mr. Bristol

Mouth Hygiene and Dental Health Rules for Children

The article outlines three core dental practices: eat foods rich in lime and phosphorus, visit a dentist yearly, and brush teeth at least twice daily. It discusses baby teeth, six year molars, gum infections from poor care, and the use of table salt or water as toothpaste alternatives, stressing early good habits and the dangers of acid mouth and calculus.

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