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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
4
An exhortation argues that wealth and success are largely built by environment and community. It urges individuals to repay their communal debt by contributing to roads schools churches and local improvements for future generations and reminds readers that they are “community made.”
The speaker urges every resident to consider how the town has benefited them and to respond with generous giving. By recognizing past support and contributing their share, citizens will help the town become bigger, better, and more prosperous for all.
A Morning Resolve urges living simply and sincerely. It promotes contentment, cheerfulness, magnanimity, charity, and silence, with habits of prudent spending, careful speech, diligent service, fidelity to trust, and childlike trust in God according to Robert Louis Stevenson.
Liberty notes a reunion for residents over 50 at the ward chapel with a dinner and outdoor programs followed by brass selections and ice cream. It also records the funeral for Kenneth Sleighty in Ovid after a gravel-transport accident, with speakers offering condolences and a respectful cortege as automobiles paused en route to the cemetery.
Fish Haven notes include the Montpelier Odd Fellows observing their day with a big mulligan and a feast for 32 carloads arriving on time. The town prepares for opening dances at Stocks Hall and tennis at Cottle's court, while 50 beds are ready in tent houses for summer patrons. A Red Cross donation by H M Wilcox is followed by his death crossing the Montpelier tracks.
Dr A L Chilton eye specialist promotes proper eyeglasses to aid study. He will see patients in Paris at Stuck Home on Friday July 20 from 10 to 4 for eye care and fitting services.
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