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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1924

Page

1

Bear Lake Stake holds two day quarterly conference

Good weather allowed Saint gathered at the Bear Lake Stake fibernacle for a two day quarterly conference in Paris. Pres Roy A. Welker presided with Elder James H. Talmadge as chief speaker. Sessions drew large crowds as speakers emphasized prayer sacrament and health cautions.

Bear Lake Stake Fibernacle Roy A. Welker Stake L.T. Shepherd Seasion Stake Presidency M. D Law Pres Paris Talmddge Shad Yar Hd Talmadge Elder Talmadge James Utah Public’Health Ass‘n

Bear Lake Stake conference speakers praise faith and farming

Pres Heber C Austin and James H Wallis address Bear Lake valley on gospel living and prosperity. Hitler Talmadge delivers passionate sermons on prayer and repentance. Stucki notes church as divine institution. conference closes with Mutual program and thanks.

James H. Wallis Salt Lake City Bear Lake Valley Hitler Talmadge Pres By. S. Stucki Jesus Pervice Laketown Talmadge Paul Saul Tarsus God Noah Montpelier Gtake

Sugar price note from F T Shepherd & Sons

Friday and Saturday sugar quoted at 8.50 per 100 pounds by F T Shepherd & Sons.

F. T. Shepherd & Sons

Progressive Party Sets Boise as State Convention Site

Boise chosen for the Idaho Progressive party state nominating convention on August 26. About 150 delegates are expected. Mayor Eugene B. Miia welcomed the event and local business leaders offered to guarantee expenses. Possible governor candidate H. F. Samuels backed by prominent Progressives is mentioned.

Boise State Progressive Party Heldan Bolée Johnesse Santana Spowene Eugene B.’ Miia Aas

New Frontage Added To Shepherd Clothing Store

The Shepherd Clothing Store completed spring improvements with a new dark brick frontage, large plate glass windows, Jazz colored interior woodwork, and oak floors. The addition aligns with F. T. Shepherd & Sons Store and enhances display space for goods.

Shepherd Clothing

District Court Session Set for July 14

District court will convene here on July 14 with Judge O R Baum of Poca presiding. The appearance marks the next session in the local docket.

District Court O.R. Baum Pocatello

McNary Hadi farm relief bill defeated in House

In Swathington on June 3 the McNary Hadi farm relief bill was defeated in the House. Supporters failed to push through a less drastic alternative amid minute efforts to salvage the measure.

Swathington McNary- Hadi Ody Sin

Haven News Wipe Commences On Con Faction

The report notes the sudden wipe of rival factions at Haven News and mentions Lake View and stock brose links. Cottle, who has run the above categories in smaller quarters for five years, will become manager in the new building. Erickson is home ill, and Rhys delays remain, glancing at summer school at Organ.

Lake View Stock Bros. Resorts

Idaho Supreme Court Affirms Dismissal in Personal Tax Case

The Idaho Supreme Court upholds the district court ruling dismissing the state's action against E. T. Malsom, Bingham County assessor, for failure to collect personal taxes from 1919 to 1922 not secured by a lien. The court finds sections 3267 and 3307 unconstitutional, ruling the legislature cannot substitute officers in duty to collect taxes.

Supreme Court of Idaho District Court Bingham County Ralph Adair E. T. Malsom

City Aldermen Meet In Regular Meeting

The city council met Monday evening at City Hall with votes on several items. A petition to narrow the Bottoms street failed after debate, and the waterworks committee was ordered to pursue legal action over leaks near Mellwee railroad in Caldwell field. The state health board notice on stagnant water in Dondon was referred to the law and order committee.

Theity Council Water ‘Works Committee Mellwee Railroad Wm. Caldwell State Board of Health Dondon Arthur Law and Order’ Committee

Sugar men here discuss beet industry efforts

Pres. Heber Austin of Idaho Falls and Christian Anderson of Ammon, linked to the Utah Idaho Sugar Company agricultural department, spent several days here last week promoting the beet industry.

Pres Heber Austin Idaho Falls Christian Anderson Ammon Utah-Idaho Sugar Company

Wedding Announcements Display Prompt at Office

The office invites readers to inspect an archive of wedding announcements printed in full elaborate style. Promoters encourage submitting samples for publication and offer to print as elaborate as requested.

Deputy Killed in Gun Fight at Idaho Falls

Idaho Falls June 2 Deputy Sheriff Neil Simpkins of Bonneville County was shot and killed during a gun battle while attempting to arrest W. C. Wilson on a liquor violation warrant. Wilson fled in a gray passenger car Idaho 28285 pursued by authorities across eastern Idaho.

Idaho Falls Neil Simpkins Bonneville County W. C. Wilson Simpkins Wilson Simpkin Bill Wilson Idaho

Poultry Train to Visit Paris June 12 With Experts

A poultry special tour under Union Pacific and Idaho extension visits Paris on Thursday June 12 from 3 PM to 10 30 PM. Governor G C Moore and experts from agriculture and railroad companies will present demonstrations on chicken breeds grading eggs poultry houses and feeding.

Paris Union Pacific Railroad University of Idaho Extension ‘Division G. C. Moore Mark Means State of Idaho B. Iddings Ture R. T. Parkhurst Idaho College of Agriculture B. H. Hite American Railway Express Company J. A. Reeves

Lot of neglected women pari 8 says advertiser

A newspaper feature quotes an editor noting a man who squeezes a dollar never squeezes his wife. The piece suggests many good women are not receiving deserved attention as the Exchange reflects on subscriptions and readers.

City Park Committee Plans Thorough Canvass for Donations

The City Park committee plans a broad canvass next week to raise funds for materials like pipes and seeds used in building and planting the park. Members have contributed time and paid for materials. past helpers will not be called again for future aid.

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