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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

Page

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Pioneer Day celebration at Bear Lake drawn by crowd

Hundreds gathered for Pioneer Day at Bear Lake resort under Bear Lake Stake MIA auspices. Morning program featured M E Andress talk on Utah pioneers and readings by Nora Cleveland Rose Floyd and Lawrence Sorensen, with Moselle Michaelsen vocal solo and Bee Hive girls chorus. Afternoon sports included boat races swimming and a Laketown vs St Charles baseball game, won by St Charles with Brewer Mattson Price and Maughn as batteries.

Bear Lake Lakota Utah Nora Cleveland Rose Floyd Lawrence Sorensen Moselle Michaelsen Paris St. Charles Brewer Mattson Price

Church notices list July 31 1921 missionary appointments

Home missionary appointments for July 31 1921 list assignments for St Charles Paris 1st ward Lanark Liberty Ovid Sharon Laketown Garden City Bloomington Fish Haven Round Valley Partg 2nd with two names each. High Council meeting at 9 30 a m Saturday Stake Priesthood gathering at 11 a m.

St. Charles W. W. Rich Ira N. Hayward Paris Lars P. Jendsn Loraine Wallentine Lanark Alma Findlay Ret F. Hulme

Board of Equalization grants tax exemption to Lake Chamber of Commerce

On June 27 1921 the Board of Equalization ex empts the Lake Chamber of Commerce from taxation as a public non profit entity. No other petitions were granted and the board scheduled adjournment to July 11 1921 for the next quarterly meeting with sessions at 10 a.m.

Wm. R. Morgan A. A. Hart R. A. Sullivan Silas L. Wright James Dunn Arthur Budge Mr. Sullivan Lake Chamber of Commerce

Chautauqua at Jackson Hole Quiet After Election Shift

Idaho Falls reports Wyoming village Jackson Hole, once a bandit rendezvous, is subdued after a local election that installed four women as mayor and joined women on the city council. A chautauqua event has now invaded the area with a new female influence.

Idaho Falls Jackson Hole Wyoming

Elks Enjoy Picnic at Ideal Beach on Bear Lake

A Kemmerer Kamer notes Elks held a picnic at Ideal Beach on Bear Lake with dancing bathing and picnicking but local members could not all attend. An unusually large crowd from outside towns joined for Pioneer’s day observances while Mrs Aftios E Parker shows slight health improvement after recent illness.

Elks Ideal Beach Bear Lake Idaho

Paris Chautauqua Ends After Five Day Run

Qua closes its last performance of the week in Paris with a big brown tent drawing large crowds. The week long chautauqua offered varied acts and every program filled the bill, leaving patrons satisfied though some poverty stricken attendees paid ten bones. Indications favor a return next summer if interest remains high.

Paris

Bear Lake ball game highlights and Yellowstone trip plans

A fragment notes a ball game between Bern and Di at Bear Lake with Dingle credited as winner. It mentions a Bloomington resident and others preparing automobiles for a two day trip to Yellowstone National Park, and E. J. Hansen visiting Soda Springs with relatives last week.

Bern Jens ‘and Ratte Bloomington Yellowstone National Day

Fielding Academy Prepares for September Opening

Opening preparations for Fielding Academy proceed with a new faculty list led by Principal Roy A. Welker. The staff includes Morris D. Low, Ban C. Rich, 4pheras-O Alfred, Gladys Smith, A. Rex Johnson, Mrs. Rose D. Hill, and others. The academy will add a commercial course to expand practical business education for Bear Lake area farmers and rural communities.

Ban C. Rich Alfred Gladys Smith A. Rex Johnson Rose D. ‘Hill Miss Smith Centerville Utah Iss Wiliams Provo Johnson Washington, D. C Senator King Hill Bear--Lake

Commissioners Proceed at Adjourned July Meeting 1921

Commissioners Morgan Hart Sullivan, with Prosecuting Attorney Kunz, met July 11 1921 to consider exemptions from taxation for Thomas Caldwell Edward Johnston and John Wixom and adjourned to July 26 1921. Also discussed safety concerns on Oregon Short Line crossing and Bear River foot bridge project and the appointment of Byron Nelson as Road Overseer. Arminta Borowman granted widow's pension of 15.00 monthly. Oregon Short Line franchise approved. Liberty Townsite street narrowing approved by residents at their expense. Quarterly county officer reports filed and examined.

Wm. R. Morgan A A. Hart R. A. Sullivan Kunz James Dunn S. H. Rich Thomas Caldwell Edward Johnston John Wixom Altest Silas L. Wright H. Rich Wim. R. Morgan Alfred ‘A.“Hart R. A Sullivan D.C D. K., Rawlins Mr. Sloan Pegram Mraz Arminta Borrowman Georgetown Arminta Borowman Auditoris Meishy Oregon Short Line Railroad Co Sahid Escrow First National Band Montpelier Idaho Oregon Short Ling R.R. Co Liberty Townsite Seatas Liberty

Today Offer for Subscriptions Ends in Ten Days

A promotional offer invites readers to subscribe with 50 cents down and 1.50 dollars per six months. The deal runs for ten days only and may appeal to budget conscious customers seeking longer terms.

Paris Montpelier Afton Horse Race Meet Draws Crowds

The Paris Montpelier and Afton Horse Race Meet at the fair grounds last Monday attracted a crowd and featured harness and running races. Dr. R J Sutton and Les Pugmire directed the event with a busy program and broad public appeal.

Afton Fair Grounds R J. Sutton Les Pugmire

Barker Aeroplane Visits Paris In Morning Flight

Barker aeroplane piloted by H L Barker of Gooding visited Paris Wednesday between ten and eleven AM landing near the bottom brick yard. Spectators gathered as L Win Jonson of the Paris Garage and St Domenico secured a half hour ride for Jonsen above Paris and Bear Lake valley. After dinner the craft left for Soda Springs with Bill Innes aboard. Cleaning and pressing ad offers first class work by mail and tailor made suits with extra pants free from $23 during August only.

Barker H L. Barker Gooding Paris L. Win Jonsen St. Domenico Bear Lake Valley Soda Springs Byll I Fred Sellor Montpelier

Hay rake accident injures farmer near Paris

On a farm Sunday a runaway team attached to a hay rake dragged Mr Allred after a neck yoke broke loose. He leaped clear but was dragged and badly cut on the head with neck injuries. he was reported as getting along slowly.

Allred Tung

Ma and Grand ma Merlin B Kearl weekend visit

Mr and Mrs Chase Kearl and family visited Ma and Grand ma Merlin B Kearl during the weekend and Sunday School exercises were attended. Vernon Robinson spent several days with Mr and Mrs CG and Susan Irwin Evans at Branatone. Garald Alley, son of Charlov and Pearl Alley, cut his right hand in a power wringer and received care from Dr Réay of Randolph. he is recovering. Mrs Morto Kears aided the family. The editor urges liberal advertising to strengthen businesses in Paris and notes big advertisers prosper.

Chase Kearl Merlin Kearl Vernon Robinson Mrs. CG Susan Irwin Evans Branatone Garald Charlov Pearl Alley Dr. Réay Randolph

How the Stranger Judges Our Town in The Paris Post

A reader evaluates Paris Utah advertising in The Paris Post, urging merchants to boost local ads to counter mail order competition. The piece notes shoppers spend where prices match home availability, suggests weekly bargain specials, and argues for more assertive local promotion to attract visitors and residents alike.

The Post Paris Ant

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