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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1923

Page

7

Wisconsin dairymen urge Idaho as a dairy hub

A Wisconsin dairy special party touring southern Idaho urges buyers to consider Idaho for dairy farming. Baird of Waukesha and Sheridan praise Idaho’s climate and feed costs, noting Wisconsin hay shortages and high feed prices. They cite Idaho alfalfa value and discuss milk receipts and breeding potential amid cross-state comparisons.

B. F. Sheridan Fond du Lac Wisconsin dairy special _ party Idaho Thale Davis State University Baird Waukesha Wisconsin Banker's Association Vonberg New London W E. Meyer The Holstein Association Wisconsin University Reid Murray University of Wisconsin American Falls Press

Mugsy Salt Trail play to be staged at Paris Opera House

The Evanston Fathers sons scouts and bee hive girls present Mugsy or the Salt Trail this Monday July 23 under the Lake Boy Scouts auspices. The group guarantees the play and offers a refund if not satisfied.

Evanston Paris Opera House The Lake Boy Scouts Salt Trail Mon Evanston Papers “Sons, Scouts BEE Hive

Evanston Fathers and Scouts Host Benefit Show

Evanston Fathers Sons Scouts and bee-hive girls stage an entertainment tour en route to Yellowstone Park. A baseball game between Evanston scouts and Bear Lake Stake precedes a Salt Trail performance at the opera house Mugsy this Monday. Proceeds aid the Boy Scout movement. admission is modest and refunds are offered if unsatisfied.

Stake Earl’ Shepherd Evanston Yellow‘stone Park Bear Lake Opera House Mugsy Salt Trail Wyoming

Stake Meeting in Tabernacle Sunday

Elder Claude Cornwall Feld Secretary of the Y M M I A will speak at the stake meeting in Tabernacle Sunday afternoon July 22. Cornwall is known for energy and ideas and will bring a message and songs. attendees are promised a rewarding experience.

Claude Cornwall Feld General Board of Y, M Salt—Lake—City

Sharon to Build New Meeting House

Meetings were held at Sharon and Ovid with leaders in charge and a special priesthood gathering. Attendance was strong and at Sharon, residents voted to begin erection of a new meeting house immediately, aiming for completion before year’s end.

Sharon Ovid Pres Wm, L Rich James L Danford Roy A. Welker Morris D. Low Hymas

Utah Pioneer Paris Visitor Visits Mayor Dunford Family

Mrs. A. B. Dunford wife of the late Dr A B Dunford of Salt Lake City and daughter of pioneer Wm Clayton with her daughter Mrs Gardner of Salt Lake City spend a two week vacation at the home of Mayor James L. Dunford.

A. B. Dunford A B Dunford Salt Lake City Wm. Clayton Utah Mrs. Gardner James L. Dunford

Randolph Utah Social News Notes Update

Randolph visitors include Mr Ruben and Dick Lamborn on Monday. Lafe Pearce and son of Heber City were in town earlier this week for business. Miss Violet Johnston visited Friday and returned to Montpelier Saturday. Frank Pearce and family stayed at Fish Haven with relatives. Floyd Kennedy returned from Ogden Wednesday. Jack McKinnon was thrown from a horse Thursday injuring his head but improving.

Ruben Dick. Lamborn Randolph Lafe Pearce Heber City Violet Johnston Montpelier Frank Pearce Fish- Haven Floyd Kennedy Ogden Jack McKinnon

Lakota Preparations For July 24 Celebration At Resort

Lakota resort management plans a large July 24 event promising a record crowd and a bigger celebration than ever before. The lakeside site offers boating, swimming, and family attractions with swings, canoes, and beach facilities. A major baseball game between Liberty and Laketown is also featured.

Ares Avery Liberty Laketown

Ideal Beach Resort Forecasts Busy Summer Season

O H Dunham reports the resort has begun a warm weather surge with daily letters and calls from visitors. Cabins and cottages are booked for the 24th, signaling strong demand as the Utah location prepares for the season.

O. H. Dunham BearBake Utah Cnteria Amt Scottages Jae Danes Jare

BYU Honor Roll Spring Quarter Names

Professor Fred Buss reports Brigham Young University students on the Spring Quarter Honor Roll. Lower Division: Wilford Richards Paris Idaho. Wayne C. Booth American Fork Utah. Harlan M. Adams Provo Utah. Eleanor Peterson Spanish Fork Utah. Alonzo Morley Moroni Utah. Annie L Gardner Pine Valley Utah. Upper Division: Vesta Pierce Gunnison Utah. Laura Gardner Pine Valley Utah. Rudger H. Walker Rexburg Idaho. Joseph Jenkins Provo Utah. Iberta Huish Provo Utah.

Provo Utah Fred Buss Brigham Young University Wilford Richards Paris Idaho Wayne C. Booth American Fork Harlan M. Adams Eleanor Peterson Spanish Fork Alonzo Morley Moroni Annie L Gardner Pine Valley Vesta Pierce

Rogers Bailey Wedding At Logan Temple

Miss Gladys Rogers daughter of Mrs Henry N Rogers and Alfred E Bailey of Pocatello were married in the Logan temple Thursday. After a month in California and Portland they will return to Pocatello to make their home. The couple visited Paris this week prior to Logan trip.

Gladys Rogers Henry N. Rogers Alfred E. Bailey Pocatello Logan Temple California Portland Paris Logan

Cokeville Register to Resume Publication

Cokeville Register, suspended over a year, will resume after the plant was leased by Cokeville Publishing Company. The paper was founded about fifteen years ago by C. Watt Brandon and has changed ownership since his departure.

Cokeville Cokeville Register Cokeville Publishing Company Register C. Watt Brandon Brandon

Garter Mishap Report Stuns Onlookers at Event

A surprising wardrobe mishap occurred when a garter slipped down during a public event drawing attention from attendees and organizers. Spectators reacted with surprised laughter as the moment unfolded, causing a brief pause before the program resumed.

Local Citizen Passes After Illness and Stroke

A local citizen died Sunday following illness and a stroke on Friday. The record notes a rapid decline from flu, convulsions, and final collapse with community members Samuel Weston, William Cook, Royal Pope, and Clarence Cook among those assisting. Services will be held with Bishopric attendance and music by Myrl Satterth.

Rapideis Das Bisa Samuel Weston Favullam Cook Royal Pope Shdecautare Bilder Clarence Cook Fords Tissine Eae Sand Owen Satterth Myrl Satterth

Road building advances rapidly in Bear Lake county

Road work in Bear Lake county shows rapid progress with three or more projects active for weeks. State highway work from St Charles north of Ovid is near completion under Road Overseer Burgn Nelson, employing over 60 men and 40 teams. Gravel hauled from Jacob's canyon improves a new section, while a Mink Creek Sharon road project by the U S Forest Dept allocates 25000 dollars to build one of the county's best roads, under H J Rice of Logan Utah.

Bear Lake County St. Charles Ovid Burgn. Nelson Transtrum Sum Iea Jacob's Canyon Thei.u Forest Dept Mink ‘Creek Sharon H. J. Rice Logan Utah

For Sale: Six Room Home on 2nd North Street

Ad seeks inquiry for a modern six room house on 2nd North Street with further particulars not provided in the fragment.

2Nd North Street

Salt Lake Chamber to Visit Paris on Tri State Tour

Sam K. Smith secretary of the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club prepared for a tri state tour August 11 to 1 1. The visitors will dine in Paris on the third day and travel by automobile to Bear Lake resorts before returning home. Officials say the trip is to be a get acquainted tour and Paris will extend a memorable welcome.

Sam's K. Smith Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and Comercial Club Paris Salt Lake Bear Lake

Prepare to Irrigate Bees

Extreme heat and dryness have left many fields of beech crops undernourished. Irrigation should begin immediately on fields showing wilting leaves or dark green, rigid foliage curling at the margins. Others with vigorous light green leaves may not need irrigation now.

Boise editor recalls Idaho dairy pioneer with Paris visit

Frank Brown of Boise a former secretary to Hx Gov and noted Idaho dairy publisher called our office while passing through Paris en route to Star Valley country. He credited Dairy Special arrival from Wisconsin and praised Bear Lake County for dairy potential. He also commended County Agent Chase Kears for close work in promoting dairy enterprises.

Frank Brown Boise D W. Davis Idaho Paris Star Valley Snake River Brown Wisconsin Beer Lake County Chase Kears Bear Lake County

Prominent Couple Daniel Caldwell and Hettie Dunn Wed

The marriage of Daniel Caldwell and Hettie Dunn occurred Wednesday morning in this city with Bishop Dan C. Rich officiating. Caldwell is the son of Mr and Mrs R Caldwell and Dunn the daughter of Mr and Mrs Crandell Dunn. The bride has worked as a telephone operator and the couple will reside in Salt Lake City where Caldwell has a new job.

Daniel Caldwell Hettie Dunn Dan C. Rich Mr. Caldwell R. Caldwell Salt Lake Caldwell

Market Report for Week Butterfat and Milk Prices

Market brief notes butterfat and milk figures with a 41 cent price for butterfat and 311 cent figure for sour cream per unit. bees per dozen price mentioned. The fragment provides limited context and lacks full data or dates.

Summer Term of District Court Opens in Bear Lake

Judge O R Baum of Pocatello will preside as the July 1923 Bear Lake County District Court term opens Monday. The docket lists trials for July 23 26 and 27 including cases: Preston and Montpelier Irrigation Co vs Cottonwood Irrigation Co First National Bank of Welser vs Kent Placer Mining Co and Bankers Trust Co vs Christian Gerber among others.

O. R. Baum Pocatello District Court Bear Lake County Baum Preston and Montpelier Irrigation Company Cottonwood Irrigation Co Mary E. Miller James Pp Jensen Lee Charles Miller M, C, Clark M, C, Clark, Et al;Georgetown Irrigation Co, Vs W W. Clark; S. N. Cole Those Roche Ezra Allred Walter Poulsen First National Bank of Welser Kent Placer Mining Co William Bennett Evelen Bennett Bankers Trust Co Christian Gerber Et Ax Amelia Simmons Union Central Life Insurance Co LeRoy Hill

Pioneer Day at Stock Bros Resort in Fish Haven

Pioneer day will be observed at Stock Bros famous resort at Fish Haven on July 24. The day features a county baseball game, Bloomington brass band music, races with prizes, fireworks, and a big evening dance. The resort reports new boats and improvements likely drawing a large crowd.

Stock Bros Fish Haven Bloomington

Cache Forest cooperative road work improves canyon routes

On July 17 twenty one men and seven teams worked in Bloomington under the Cooperative Free Use plan to haul gravel, repair bridges, and clear brush for better road surfacing. District No 6 projects include six canyon roads linking Bear Lake valley to timber areas, now used for camping, fishing, and berry picking.

Bloomington Canyon Palmer Cache Forest Bear Lake Valley

Auto in Scripture Mentioned in Elijah Story

Social media style query notes a supposed Bible reference to an auto in Elijah's crossing of the Jordan River. It cites 2 Kings 14 6 11 with a Ford motor vehicle image, which is not a biblical record and reflects a modern misreading rather than a canonical event.

Elijah Jordan

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Tabernacle Meeting Randolph, Utah Salt Lake Chamber OF Commerce Central Bank of Bingham Jesse A, Perkins Heithman Idaho Ranch Co George A Sparks Boyd Miller John Roberts E Hymas Bank of Montpelier Lake Roghaar R Hillson C H White A E Thiel Central Bank of Jesse A. Perkins Bear Lake State Bank Simpson Intermountain Ase R. Clark Geo John Ward Milando P Deseret Rich W. B. Elfeson John Quayle Cache Forest News
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