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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
1
Fragmentary text shows garbled phrases and names lacking clear context or events. Reads as incomplete transcription with no identifiable people, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize coherently.
A historical note appears praising a superintendent for addressing teaching needs. The article lists graduates and commends staff amid a portrait of a challenging year. Names and details are partially visible in the OCR, with a continuation on the next page.
A large crowd of students, parents and friends attended the Taberdele ceremony Friday morning for graduation. Principal AW Morgan praised the graduates while David O McKay offered advice on education and hardship. Prestes R Shepherd presented diplomas as an Alumni banquet followed in the evening with decorations and ample fare.
Frank Jones, a suspect known as the bad Jones, fled after a noon arrest and was pursued by Deputy Sheriff Athay. A swift chase from Dingle to Pegram ended with Jones captured, not stopping to count fires, and returned to the county jail for confinement. Deputy praised for recapture before possible escape.
Garden City residents host visitors Miss Annie Wilcox and Mrs. Vivian Syphert from Montpelier. Intermountain States Telephone Co representative ID A Darling secures subscribers for Bear Lake Valley lines. Work to connect north towns by mid August. Miss Byrna Hansen operated on in Bloomington. she recovers well. Mutual Conference in Salt Lake. Agricultural College Extension workers to visit summer. Mrs Amy Cook's health improves. Miss Myrtle Rich returns to Paris to teach music for Conservatory of Music. Regular Bear Lake County term postponed to June 27.
Pocatello prepares for a large program as the Commercial Club invites citizens, especially business men, to join in enacting mutual interest laws, adopting a uniform credit system, and improving relations among Southern Idaho retailers.
The old folks committee works to host a party on Wednesday the 26th, touted as the best yet. Mrs. Retta Bethel of Oregon visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hill. Boon Bunderson travels to Logan with a young lady. he won’t say if they returned or what happened. Titanic pictures at Lyric Theatre on Monday and Tuesday, June 10 and 31, with two other reels nightly. Monday adds Harlequin Story and The Human Torpedo. Tuesday features The Ruling Passion and The Zoological Gardens.
Difficult to read notes mention Cruikshank visiting town for two days this week to sell cars and discuss operations in the county. Names and some roles appear, including President Shepherd and Mayor Rich, with other officials cited as satisfied with arrangements, but details are unclear.
A cryptic notice from Logan announces a convention of the Good Roads association to be held next Wednesday and Friday. It states a budget of 31000 and urges officials to attend, stressing that future exhibits and expenditures depend on this convention and asking delegates to participate.
A Short Line Special arrived in Paris at 2 30 p m bringing nearly all the line’s officials including B F Riter of Logan and a Brominate Citizens member from Montpelier Also present were Geo T Odell of Salt Lake City and other guests The group toured Academy Hill then gathered in the tabernacle where W M Rich president of the Commercial Club delivered the welcome and Short Line officers spoke in the coming Post a full account will be published Bloomington brass band provided music for the occasion
An ad extols Gemunder violins and bows as premier instruments with finishing touches by Gemunder Brothers. It notes a model inspired by Stradivarius, praised for tone though newly made. It cites musicians like Sarsate, Drodski, Malk, Bendix and claims Gemunder products and supplies are among the best, urging orders from New York.
A group of brides from Paris heads to Salt Taleo City for wedding plans. Nora Shephard promises to obey, Sarah Stocker will wed Emil Van Alleman, Iris Rich to Mahony Gollings, and Adilton George town spouse Nepbh Payne to Bloomington. Grimmett and Peterson leave for the city but say they will not marry until October.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Fy Morrison with references to wearing items and possible notes on missing odds. The readable portion is insufficient to determine the event, people, or place.
Petered by errors in the Paris Visitor text, this note highlights John T. Morrison a respected Idaho attorney and former Chief Executive in 1903 and 1904. It recalls Republican endorsement, a 1908 nominating setback, and credit for the public repository law saving citizens money. Additional candidates remain in the primary race.
Memorial services were held at the Bloomington meeting house at 1 pm with a brief program before mourners moved to the cemetery to decorate graves. Bishop George Haddock of Ward visited his mother Mrs. Margret Haddock. James Osmond recently graduated from Logan A O College with a Commercial Degree and returns home. Pres Gedds of the Oneida stake spoke at Sunday services offering instruction. Mrs. Mary Williams of Cokeville visits relatives. Leola Faylor leaves for Ogden and Salt Lake City to visit friends and relatives.
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