All Colors Spring Silk Oxfords Sale
Colorful springwear lot offers blue brown black and white silk Oxfords at bargain prices. Regular value up to $1.00, sale doubles value with 2 pair for $1.00. One pair for sale.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
7
Colorful springwear lot offers blue brown black and white silk Oxfords at bargain prices. Regular value up to $1.00, sale doubles value with 2 pair for $1.00. One pair for sale.
A renowned laying hen known as C-16 will be showcased on a two hour Paris visit June 12 from 8:00 to 10:30 a m. The train, operated by the university and Union Pacific, will feature feeding culling and breeding demonstrations led by Archie M Larsen of Weiser, showcasing record egg production and a family lineage from Bayéar birds.
Local Laketown Utah column covers family visits, gravesite care, an art exhibit by students, and school performances. Notes arrivals from Bloomington Provo and Murray, with updates on church leadership event marking the nineteenth anniversary of Bishop George H. Robinson’s installation.
A major blaze in Montpelier yesterday heavily damaged the Hendricks Rice Furniture building and stock, with early reports suggesting the fire began in back of Mrs. Thomas Taylor's millinery shop. Estimated loss runs around 10,000 dollars, with insurance only partly covering the damage. Rumors say rubbish burning near the millinery may have spread to adjacent structures.
Mr and Mrs George Ashley observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a family Golden Wedding dinner at their home and a public reception at Gem Hall attended by friends from the county and relatives from Utah. The Ashleys, pioneers of Bear Lake county, are noted builders and long time contractors. Girls wanted for work at Lakeview Cafe Fish Haven Idaho, experience and salary expected apply R F Cottle Fish Haven Idaho
A reflective piece extols the farmer as the oldest and most dignified vocation. It lauds hard work and a well earned retirement, noting no one begrudges a farmer his deserved rest.
This spring several horses died after eating poisoned oats with deliberate contamination. Farmers urged strict handling of rodent bait using labeled, law-compliant packaging and emphasized avoiding access by people and livestock. In emergencies the tannic acid tea solution is recommended to flush poison from the mouth, followed by chloral hydrate as an antidote.
The office invites readers to inspect a display of wedding announcements printed in full elaborate style. The collection showcases samples for early spring weddings and offers personalization of announcements.
A vintage ad lists bargains at the Vanitie Shoppe next to Burgoyne Pharmacy. Hat and flowers trimmed items, beads, novelties, and art goods advertised at half price or one dollar for Friday and Saturday. Beaded handbags up to five dollars offered for one dollar. Display window highlighted.
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