Chautauqua Season Set With Notable Lines and Dates
Ellison White Bureau previews a five day Chautauqua circuit in July from 24th to 28th in Paris with the costliest program yet. Features Carveth Wells, James Burns, Vaida Four, Witespskie Orchestra with Olive McCormick, A M Hulburn, the Apollo Duo, and Keighley New York Players. Event promises non profit operation with proceeds reinvested.
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Ellison White
Paris
America
Carveth Wells
Malay Peninsula
James A. Burns
Burns
Mountains
Vaida
Memorial Day Observance In Paris Cemetery
A large turnout from Paris and surrounding areas attended a Memorial Day ceremony at the Paris cemetery. The event featured band selections, a choir performance, an invocation by Bishop B. S. Stucki, and an address by President Roy A. Welker detailing General Logan’s proclamation and the day’s significance. The service closed with “Nearer My God to Thee” played by the band and a benediction.
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Paris
Pariy Band
Aif
BP. B
Stucki
Bertha Cook
Pres
Roy A. Welker
General Logan
BP. M. D
Stake Quarterly Conference Held Attracts Members
The May session of the Stake quarterly conference was held here last Saturday and Sunday with strong attendance. Elder Joseph Fielding Smith spoke on temple work and gospel credits, while local leaders shared progress reports from missionary efforts and auxiliary organizations. The event featured music from the St. Charles ward choir, notable improvements to grounds, and remarks on temple teachings, with a weather-friendly, well attended two day program. A lost hat found on Main Street during the conference is available at the office for its owner willing to pay the ad fee.
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Stake
Joseph Fielding-Smiith
Hitler Smith
Vallentine
Rich
Hymas
Antastons
Traistrum
Hig
Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake
H. H. Hoff
Montpelier
Tany
Pref. Rich
Prof
Luke
University of Idaho
Smith
St. Charles Ward
L. H. Booth
Yellowstone Park season trains to operate 1921 dates
Yellowstone park season runs June 20 to September 16 in 1921. From Salt Lake June 19 and West Yellowstone June 20, trains 45 and 46 known as the Yellowstone Special run on a published schedule. Schedule lists departure and arrival times between Salt Lake and Ogden with daily service in the park season.
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Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake
West Yellowstone
Yellowstone
Park
Salt,Lake
Ogden
Commercial Club to Stage Big Show Here at Novelty Theatre
The Paris Commercial Club presents a program next Wednesday at the Novelty Theatre featuring a seven reel production Trumpet Island praised by managers and backers. The Paris Band will perform a pre show concert, followed by a carefully planned musical program including vocal solos by A. W. Shepherd and Bertha Cook and a male quartet: Russell Shepherd, Chase Kearl, S. M. Rich, Harold Swift.
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Paris Comercial Club
Novelty Theatre
Paris
A. W. Shepherd
Bertha—Cook
Russell Shepherd
Chase Kearl
S. M. Rich
Harold Swift
Notice to property owners on sidewalk cuts and fills
Notice to property owners over sidewalk construction season. If owners do not perform cuts or fills as required the city will do the work at the owner's cost. Specifications require fills and cure to extend twelve inches beyond the walk for proper drainage and to prevent frost heave.
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Costa
Renders Decision in Bear Lake County Attorney Case
District Judge B S Varian of Weiser issues memorandum decision on an amended demurrer in the case against Bear Lake County Attorney Kunz. The complaint alleges failure to enforce state laws and to maintain office duties. The ruling interprets statutory code requirements and addresses alleged misconduct.
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Jidge B. S. Varian
Weiser
Budge
Vas Kunz
Kunz
Atorney
Bear Lake
PAGS STAGE BEEHIVE PAGEANT AT LOCAL STAKE
A large crowd attended the Bee Hive pageant staged by the stake, featuring over 300 young ladies in four ranks. The spectacle included elaborate costumes, dancing, and tableaux, with a giant beehive prop and designs illustrating girlhood and womanhood guided by Life and The Spirit of the Hive.
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Shi Ieee Ganti
Sal Balt Lake City
Garden City Victors In Local Baseball Clash
Last Saturday Garden City defeated the home nine amid a mid game injury to Fish Haven’s pitcher. The setback left Fish Haven short and enabled Garden City to pull ahead. After four spring games each team has two wins. On Thursday the 26th, town women and girls met under Y M I A auspices.
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Garden City
The
Public schools hold commencement exercises
One hundred eighteen county pupils gathered at the tabernacle Tuesday to receive eighth grade diplomas. Supt. W. B. Morgan of Montpelier Schools gave the keynote address on moral attitudes. Miss Bertha Gook and others sang as the program featured musical selections.
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Tabernacle
W. B. Morgan
Montpelier
County road bond proposal from local meeting discussed
A county meeting debated highway needs and a potential bond issue of 160000 to fund side roads while balancing state highway work. Attendees included D P Olsen of the state highway department and engineers, with residents urging careful estimates before a mass meeting and possible bond election.
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Roopt
D. P. Olsen
State Highway Department
wWwilson
Henry Monson
St. Charles
Paris
Rich County
Wyoming
Board of County Commissioners
Stits
National
Senesn
See
Commercial Club backs mammoth Fourth of July celebration
Paris Commercial Club approved a large July Fourth plan for next month. A committee will meet with the city council for cooperation. The program includes day and night fireworks, musical and moving picture shows, and a first event next Wednesday evening. A big dance is also planned nearby.
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Paris
Hey Near
Tire
Walters Road Show Plays Two Nights in Paris
The Walters Players returned to Paris for two performances, presenting Bought and Paid for and The Spendthrift to sizable crowds. Veteran performer Luke Cosgrave, visiting Paris for thirty years, joined the company and showcased his familiar acting in his role.
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Walters
Paris
Luke Cosgrave
Waste disposal deadline posted for Paris city
Health officers warn Paris residents to dispose of all waste and manure by June 16, with a city inspection to enforce the order. Prosecutions will follow for noncompliance, according to officials Dr. R. Sutton M. Rich and L. E. Pugmire.
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Paris
Presidency Treat Returns With Oranges For Crowd
At the close of the afternoon the presidency presented a plate of oranges for the crowd, offering a simple refreshment as the event wound down and spectators dispersed.
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Bollal
Stake Quartely
Parkseason
PAGS
L. M. I. A. Anaike
Ds Tech Sue
FISH
Annie J. Stock
Annie Stock
E. J. Howell
Huldan Stalder
Mae Minnig
Noonan
C. C. Stock
Eldon Cook
Border
C. C. Shirley
Alice Lougeland
Randolph
Hazel Wilson
Society
Soci
Commercial Club
J. Sutton
M. Rich
L. E. Pugmire
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