Ragtime Funeral Note Sparks Critique of Beauty
A quip condemns a girl playing ragtime as a funeral dirge and mocks a man for fallling for a cradle of kisses wasted on a small dog. The remark dismisses beauty as superficial and shallow in depth.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
4
Bear Lake County commissioners approve road extension in Bern Idaho
County officials examine and file quarterly reports. The board grants a Bern to Montpelier road extension and abandons First East Street and nearby road, appoints Mrs. Alvin Munro as Eight Mile precinct registrar, and cancels 1919 tax installment for Josephine Bidde. Bills for indigent aid, salaries, and road work were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiia J. Howell
J. T. Peterson
Silas’ J. Wright
H. Rich
Bern
Montpelier
Bear Lake
First East Street
Idaho
Vilage
Bern Street
Louis Kunz
August Schmid
Alvin N. Kunz
Robert Schmid
R. H. Kunz
A. W. Bateman
Fred Barfuss
Robert Kunz
Reuel V. Kunz
J. P. Alleman
Wm. J. Kunz
William Bischoff
B. W. Kunz
Louis Eschler
Parley Kunz
Able Kunz
LeRoy N. Kunz
Eight Mile
Reg
Alvin Munro
Josephine Bidde
F . Willams
H. H. King
Roy A. Welker
James Dunn
Montpelier Examiner
Eeeees Paris Post
Cere Ee Eenemveneesee Groo & Toomer
Owen Roberts
Aiter Bros. Drug Co
Wm. T Severn
Findlay Auto Co
George Perrett
Sims York Co
Pacific Reporter
Capital News Publishing Co
Arvilla
Clarence L. Wright
Bear Lake Motor Co
Idaho Industrial Training School
Lillian Beckwith
James Eborn
Amanda Sorenson
Fritz Egll
John Egg
Mrs. Hasenfratz
Bathilda Olsen
Annie Jensen
Emily Rolph
Mary Sizemore
Olive Larsen
D. N. Green
Athay
Quiet Thoughtful Living Echoes in Noisy Talk
A reflective aphorism contrasts loud talk with meaningful action. It suggests those who shout most seldom achieve quiet, thoughtful living and questions whether rapid pace equates to true living.
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Pugmire Cash Grocery
Auten
Waildiie
Huta
Paris
Logan Stone and Monument Co
David N. Low
Agt
Penderys Grocery & Meat CO
Maken
Mary E. Sorensen
Ella Wilks
Bion Isc Dgnete Eels
Emily Hogensen
Lena Laughter
Gertrude Barkdull
Eveeescsevnes
Minnie Jarvis
Eliza Tueller
Emma Skinner
Emma Clayton
Effie Wilks
Zina
Armatage
Eliza
Evans
Katherine Adams
L. G. Pugmire
John T. Peterson
Agnes Nelson
Eva Payne
T. A. Hotten
Quattol Oo
J. J. Hillier
Ceee
Dewey Briscoe
Auatlee
Ees
Lucile Hall
Cscceeeeeere
J. H. Grimmett
S H. Spencer
Ray Weached
D. CG. Kunz
Ccs
Loyd Dayton
Fenry Nate
O” Sparks
Eas
Stanley Nate
A. Dayton
Cornell
Wintes
R. Sparks
Dayton
Leslie Nate
C N. Sparks
F. Nate
Alma Dayton
Isavisco
Lee Carney
Epee
Stanley Quayle
J W. Sirrine
Labor
Albert Sparks
Geo. Sparks
Smedley
Nails Pets Aid
Cc. Lindsay
Henry Sparks
FoLurocco
Hyrum Dayton
Henry Dayton
Cornell Nate
Joseph Johnson
Hoy Bean
Chancey Baker
Arthur Wuthrick
Dewey Johnson
Robert ‘Wuthrick
A. J. Knudsen
Bee Reese
Willard Johnson
Vvccave
Owen Baker
Aesse Aeweves
Heber Crossley
Jesse Skinner
Dod Seerewrs
Joseph Crossley
Voscvesecare Renges
Earnest Bartschi
Vist MO
Svissccessteaud Nes
Peterson
Cement
Bo News Peewee
Henry D. Kunz
Wvitidee Visidwanes
Anthony Kung
Pagaye
Abraham Alleman
Fencing
Earnest Peterson
Ivan Peterson
Teydenran
Frank King
Elgin King
Secon
Eearecarrerere
O. L. Sorensen
Chas. C. Sorensen
John Minning
Lorenzo Johnson
James Johnson
Cdveceeeneca Iw
James Eastwood
Albert
Leon Sorensen
Oliver L. Peterson
Cceecsenest
Hermah Johnson
Csccvecsens
George Johnson
Eugene Jewett
Robert Wuthrick
John Minnig
STAR
Ida
John H. Bott & Sons CO
Brigham City
Montpelier, Idaho
Bear Lake Hide and Junk Co
Biles
Max Garfinkle
Pari
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