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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1939

Page

3

Custers Last Fight Shown At Leigh Exhibition In New York

A May exhibition in New York features William Robinson Leigh’s painting Custer’s Last Fight revealing two blunders that doomed Custer at the Sioux battle. The show also highlights Leigh’s western and African works, notes on Jim Bridger, and Leigh’s literary pursuits with novels and plays.

Custer William R. Leigh Grand Central Gallery New York Grand—Censtrat William Robinson ‘Leigh West Africa Mr. Leigh Sire Ball Peele Papention Duke of Windsor Huntington Museum Newark New Jersey Heckscher Foundation Nineieie American Institute of Graphic Arts Akeley Carlisle-Clark England Sweden Ethel Traphagen Traphagen Leigh Grand Central Gate Levy Fifth Avenue Vanderbilt Avenue

Bear Lake County seeks water rights plan for irrigation growth

A Bear Lake County reader urges a public forum to solve water shortages in the irrigated west side. He warns of desertification and urges fair water use, reservoir options, and organized action by farmers and watermasters to protect agricultural interests. The piece also quotes The American Creed emphasizing civic duty and constitutional respect.

Japan Marthender West Side Itl H. EH. Broomhead Willam Tyler Page United States of America

Icelandic Geyser’s Basin Measures Seventy Feet Across

Geyser in Iceland features a basin about 70 feet in diameter and ejects a water column ranging from 80 to 200 feet high, illustrating its dramatic geothermal activity.

Iceland

Poets Rest in Abbey at Westminster

Poets Corner in Westminster Abbey holds graves of Chaucer Spenser Tennyson Browning and other renowned writers. The site preserves literary history and honors notable poets within the historic churchyard.

Abbey Westminster Abbey London Chaucer Spenser Tennyson Browning

Bear Lake Stake Conference Reports and Programs

At the Bear Lake Stake quarterly conference in Paris, Apostle Charles A. Callis and wife attended with George Robinson presiding over sessions. A Sunday program featured welfare talks, returned missionaries Grimmett, Gonghurst, and Shepherd shared mission reports, and the Mutual Improvement Association held an eight o'clock program themed on Prayer.

Bear Take Stake Tabernacle Paris Charles A. Callis Callis George Robinson Bear Lake Stake Glen Grimmett J. Glenn Qgonghurst Lowell Shepherd Mutual Improvement Association

Star Valley Man Dies of Typhoid Fever at 47

Floyd Eldo Coggins of Star Valley died at his home aged 47 after a illness caused by typhoid fever widespread in Fairview and Star Valley for years. Funeral services were held July 11.

Floyd Eldo-Coggins Star Valey Fairview Star Valley

Landon to Speak at Wyoming Wool Growers Meet

Alfred Landon former presidential candidate will be principal speaker at the Wyoming Wool Growers convention in Rock Springs on August 5.

Alf Landon Wyoming Wool Growers Alfred Landon The Rock Springs

Building Burned at Preston Park Fair

A park fair building in Preston burned last Tuesday, destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin. Loss is estimated between 700 and 800 dollars, with part of the damage covered by insurance.

Preston

Notice of Final Payment to O. H. Grimmett Contractor Idaho

Notice states that on April 25 1939 Idaho County accepted work per contract with O H Grimmett. It declares the contractor entitled to final pay and that on the 41st day after first publication or August 17 1669 final payment will be made by the board of trustees.

Bile -Notics Ig Gehen Tit County Idaho O. H. Grimmett Board of Trustees

Oil-Plating promises wear-proof starts with Conoco Germ Oil

An advertising pitch touts OIL-PLATING using Conoco Germ Processed oil. It claims upside down parking keeps engine lubrication and prevents dry oil wear, comparing the coating to chromium plating and urging purchase at your Conoco Mileage Merchant's. Today.

Conoco

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