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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
3
A string of Paris visitors and locals are noted including Mrs. Marjorie Floyd and Mrs. Nancy E. Pugmire of St Charles, Paul Spence of Garden City, Dr. L Thomas of Salt Lake, County Attorney Geraint Humphreys, Mrs. F E Briscoe and daughter Clea, Archie Anderson and family, S H Rich of Montpelier, and others. Several traveled to Ogden, Grey's Lake, or Salt Lake for business or relatives, with farming and insurance trips also mentioned.
Pres. M. D. Low returned from Logan Friday to spend the weekend with his family. He was accompanied by his sister Jean, a well known local figure who supports the Post’s subscription drive and contributes to the town’s interests.
Large type Barron strain white leghorn chicks eight eighty five per hundred postpaid Rhode Island Reds best for meat per hundred postpaid. We pay the se live American Brokerage Company Arco Idaho. Year January 27. It takies.
Local notes report visitors from Magna Utah and Soda Springs, plus Bear Lake shore trips and summer residence stays in Paris. A Boston man receives seven years for a kiss, while other local men face life sentences for similar acts. The Post urges subscriptions and features reports on area families and court activity.
The Post will publish political announcements from now until the Primary Election. Candidates may use this inexpensive channel to present their candidacies to county voters.
Raymond Budge announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Probate Judge of Bear Lake County. He asks county voters for support and votes and pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
A county sheriff with years of service announces intent to run as a Democrat after uncertainty about rival John Hiller’s candidacy. He urges supporters to write his name in at primaries if needed and pledges an energetic campaign and best possible service if nominated and elected.
Joseph Bagley announces his candidacy for Bear Lakes County Commissioner District 1 on the Democratic ticket in the August 3 1926 primary. A heavy county taxpayer and long-time resident, he pledges to reduce county expenses and taxes if elected and asks for votes in the primary and, if nominated, the general election.
A candidate announces run for Bear Lake County District 3 Commissioner. The filing states residency and qualification to serve taxpayers efficiently and economically, with primary election set for August 3. Voter support is requested. Jy-22-29. 5. E. Hymas.
President Roy A. Welker traveled from Provo Utah on Thursday returning Saturday with Mrs Welker and children. They will spend the next five weeks in Provo canyon.
Mrs Wm Ballantyne and son of Ogden Utah with Mrs A D Cooley and children of Brigham City Utah spent a week on Bear Lake then visited Paris Friday afternoon to see old friends The group includes daughters of William Price of Brigham City and former residents Paris Myrtle Davidson of Logan former district home demonstration agent in southern Idaho was in Paris Saturday on way home from Fish Haven where the women s vacation camp was held Hymas banker at the Hotel Barber Shop left Tuesday for Bancroft to take a similar post Dr and Mrs Clawson Skinner of Los Angeles are in Paris visiting at the homes of Budge and Noonan They will return to Los Angeles where Dr Skinner will teach at the dentistry school Judge and Mrs W Smith Hoge with Mr and Mrs Stanford Rich drove to Montpelier Tuesday afternoon in their Jewett sedan visiting then returning home in the evening.
Trustees lead Bear Lake Idaho Rural High School District No 1 call voters to approve $16 500 amortization bonds over twenty years to obtain church property and finance building improvements with initial church support and future tax impact explained by WM L Rich Jas L Dunford John A Hunt E S Hart John S Morgan James A Olsen and others.
At the Great Basin experiment station Ephraim grazing meeting witnesses urged switching from cattle and horses to sheep to improve range and watershed conditions. They argued sheep are easier to manage and cause less damage, countering the belief that sheep injure the land more than cattle. The Tribune notes this long running discussion and calls for public salesmanship on the issue.
An opinion argues that government price fixing for agricultural goods cannot work unless wages profits and margins across all sectors are centrally controlled. It cites wheat as a rare historical case and warns of city consumer pressure and producer loss if such policy is attempted.
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