14 Jul 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary lines describe arrival of pioneers in Paris in 1863 and a July event placing the city on the map with outside world connections. The text mentions a call for everyone to Paris and a July date with uncertain year.
County Commissioners meet to review property assessments under Governor's instruction to assess full cash value. Assessor Dunford defends actions and aims for fair, uniform valuations while acknowledging possible errors. The panel plans to reconvene Monday July 17 to continue examining the tax roll.
The letter defends Mr. Myers against claims of violence by Mr. Tunks and others. It argues the assault allegations are unproven, cites supposed mob reports, and states no personal grievance toward Tunks while criticizing local dissenters and calling for restraint.
Special attention obstetrical case Garden City Utah reads like a brief personal notice noting a graduate of the Medical College of Ohio in 1907. The fragment mentions obstetrical care and a location, Garden City, Utah.
City Council and railroad committee outlined plans for a Montpelier to Paris July 24 passenger train with crowds welcomed at Ovid and Paris. Officials and local bands, a brass ensemble, a large parade of schoolchildren, and a Tabernacle program were described along with decorations, transportation, and banquet committees.
A St Charles Institute picnic featured lectures by University of Idaho professors on livestock, dairy and farming benefits. Exhibits showcased blooded stock and praised qualities while noting defects, followed by a grove luncheon and a general sense of progress for farm improvement. The event concluded with stock exhibitions and professor-led evaluations. Peter Olson, longtime resident, died today.
A parcel shower was given in honor of Mr and Mrs Mark Austin at the home of Mrs F Brown Liberty on Friday evening. Games and music provided amusement. A dainty lunch accompanied the event. Recipients included Dr WW Brown Mrs T D Austin Miss B George Horace Austin Kate Clark and several others with gifts and well wishes noted.
In Liberty a farmers club highlight praised Jas Simmons forFine dry farm yields and abundant garden produce including corn and cucumbers while frost damaged nearby plots. The event featured lectures on cattle, orchards, horse and hog care, intermission refreshments by the Relief Society, band selections, and a social with gifts for newlyweds and light entertainment.
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