02 Jul 1931
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1931
Page
1
Plans are complete for the Women's Vacation Camp at Fish Haven on Bear Lake. Miss Marion Hepworth leads the Idaho Extension Service program with a schedule of talks music and crafts from July 8 to 3 30 PM daily including sessions on clothing food ideals and life work.
A automobile company executive cites money abundance and consumer willingness to spend. He argues advertising restores confidence and drives circulation of money, noting their newspaper advertising increased over last year to lift the economy.
Logan June 30 Mayor Lun dstrom assured humane society officers that no bull fight will be held on July 4. The American Legion post sponsor promises a Spanish fiesta with Mexican performers including bull exhibitions where bulls are used as part of the program and no weapons will be used on the animals.
Federal rules prohibit hunting migratory game birds from an airplane under the migratory bird treaty act. Violations carry a fine up to 500 dollars, up to six months imprisonment, or both.
Visiting hour begins at 4 30 followed by bonfire singing at 7 30 and local music at 8 00. Old man Adam and mother nature with Dean John Dyer appear at 8 15. Song service at 8 35 and lights out at 10 00. Friday July 10 breakfast at 7 00 and camp closing visits at 8 00. Community singing at 8 30 with Preston local contribution at 48. Family life with Mrs. Amy Brown Lyman at 9 00. 9 30 Lets have a party with Miss Eleanor Sense at 9 30 and singing games with Mrs. Vernessa M Nagie at 10 15. Art in pictures by T. R. Neilson at 10 20. Music contributions by Soda Springs at 10 45. Inspiration and help for my community from the camps across Franklin, Bear Lake, Caribou and Bannham counties at 11 00. Closing camp program at 11 30. Noon.
David Burrell known as Uncle Dave, a longtime Idaho Republican and former party fieldman, died after a second stroke. A Blackfoot resident and former legislator, he served as Secretary of Senator John Thomas's office and remained influential in Idaho politics through decades. He came to Idaho in 1906, lived in American Falls, and later represented Oneida County in the legislature.
A Peruvian bark value was found when sick animals chewed the bark of a tree in Peru. Humans later tried the remedy with beneficial results, leading to quinine being given to the world.
A concise excerpt emphasizes collective merit over individual ownership. It cautions that taking credit diminishes the lasting value of achievement and echoes Lao Tzu's reflections on humility and shared success.
The Mutual Glenn summer home at Lakota is booked for the season. A group of twenty Paris Ward junior girls stay this week with chaperones Mrs. George Humphreys Ruth Welker Blossom Wilks and Helen Rogers. The schedule lists various ward groups and other groups visiting through August with family reunions planned on weekends.
Blackfoot dealer Gham Sheep Man sold the county’s largest individual wool shipment totaling 87 000 pounds to Eiseman.
A Pioneer program will be given in the stake tabernacle Sunday July 5 at 7 30 p m under the auspices of the Paris First and Second ward mutuals. Public is cordially invited.
Letter from James H. Wallis in Hamburg says Germans are well fed happy and at work. He debunks claims Germany cannot meet debts while touring the Baltic with Dr O H Budge. Mrs Wallis stays in Liverpool as they plan quarters in London and send regards to Bear Lake friends.
State Game Commissioner Newell B. Cook sent two truckloads of fingerlings to Bear Lake. Warden Lee Kay oversaw the operation with local citizens aiding at Dunham Point near Ideal Beach. Fingerlings arrived in good shape after an 188 mile trip and were placed into the lake with help from Joseph Stock.
The text divides humans into three groups by hair type: straight, weeky, and curly. It asserts the white race belongs to the curly-haired group.
Bear Lake resorts plan generous Fourth of July celebrations with dancing music and boating. Ideal Beach offers midnight frolic to daylight with two dances and Yacht Club boats on the beach. Lakota Resort features prize balloon dance and a Saturday dance with an open air pavilion. Fish Haven hosts two dances and a water carnival with speedboat races and a baseball game. Bear Lake Hot Springs anticipates strong patronage for bathing and resorts on the west shore offer related activities.
D. W. Garrett aged 53, Montpelier druggist and Burgoyne Pharmacy manager, died yesterday at 4 30 AM from an acute heart failure. Survived by a widow, son Donald, nine siblings, born Stranger Texas. Funeral services set for Sunday.
A birthday party was held yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dunford for their grandson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rich. He arrived July 1 at 12:10 with Dr. Spencer Rich. Mother and child reported doing nicely. Father received many congratulations.
A fragment notes Hoover's mood in a dispute and states it hasn't gained the President's approval, a judgment by a judge implied but not fully resolved.
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