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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1931
Page
4
A Paris Idaho item notes Swiss cheese growing in demand prompting Star Valley Wyoming to switch to Swiss production for California markets. The piece predicts Paris Idaho becoming busy within six weeks due to mine resumptions and a harsher winter forecast from Indian visitors.
Salt Lake readers report over 8000 people vacationed on Bear Lake for the Fourth amid the largest attendance in lake history. The piece questions slow highway work Paris to Fish Haven and neglect of the Paris Montpelier Fish Haven road and urges faster maintenance.
The fifth annual women's vacation camp at Fish Haven Bear Lake, run by the University of Idaho Extension Division under Miss Marion Hepworth, reports record attendance. Five counties plus visitors from Utah and Wyoming contribute to a packed program from July 8 to 9 featuring lectures, music, demonstrations, and community activities.
I F J Foulger cashier of the above named bank declare the provided financial totals accurate to the best of knowledge. The document lists loans and discounts overdrafts bonds stocks and pledged securities with the stated amounts and signatures.
Mrs Warren Grandy and her daughter from Los Angeles visit Mr and Mrs Leo Bach at their home as reported in local notes.
The document notes closing figures for Paris in Idaho as of June 30 1931. It records financial positions at the end of business for that date.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sparks of Nampa visited local friends during the past week with Mr. Sparks noting his winter illness has improved. Lyman Rich the Provo Utah county agent and his family were visitors over the weekend. Garfield Utah couple Mr. and Mrs. James H. Poulsen and their children spent the Fourth with relatives and friends.
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