Paris Cent Club elects officers and plans community progress
At the Paris Central Club meeting held Wednesday night officers were elected: President Standley Richy Vice President Arthur T. Pendrey Treasurer Ed Shepherd Secretary Will R Holmes. Members discussed phosphate beds county fair new brick yard studio and State Chamber of Commerce ties. A meeting is set for Monday June 11 in the court room to discuss these matters.
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Lifton Beats Paris In Opening Diamond Game At Fair Grounds
The Lifton team defeated Paris 7 to 4 in a Tuesday ball game at the fair grounds. Key plays came in the third and sixth innings with Lifton scoring four runs total while Paris added two in the eighth and two in the seventh. Local supporters urged encouragement and attendance as the season opens and a future rematch was hinted. Harold Shepherd heads to Salt Lake City for study at the University of Utah, with plans to return to California later for law studies.
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Fair Grounds
Soldier Boys
Lifton
Otto
Paris
Charley Welker
Mr. Greenwald
New
Hhese Lifton
Mike
Matt
Harold Shepherd
Salt_ Lake Guy
University of Utah
Harold
Palo Alto
Quiet Bear Lake County registration yields 816 volunteers
Registration day in Bear Lake County proceeds peacefully with 816 men signing up for possible military service. Town by town tallies include Hish Haven 25 Paris 114 Ovid 36 East Montpelier 44 Liberty 21 and others totaling 816. Governor’s note allows a brief window for those who missed Tuesday to register with the county clerk. enrollment remains possible for a few days before draft selection proceeds.
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Bear Lake County
Hish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
Paris
Ovid
Lanark
Liberty
Sharon
Bern
Noonan
Eighty Mile
Georgetown
Beaving
East Montpelier
Wear Montpelier
Watdboro
Dingle
Pegram
Raymond
Gelieve
Alexander
Washington
Crowder
First Lieutenant Brank La Mont Cole Honored
A notice honors First Lieutenant La Mont Cole, a Paris native and Chicago-trained medical graduate. He completed studies at the Fighting Academy and Academy of Medicine, practiced in Rigby and Utah, then served in Washington DC and Fort Yellowstone before medical service.
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Mont Cole
Paris
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Academy of
Chicago
Utah
Idaho
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Washington
Frank Sg.iro
Missionary Journey Through Scandinavia and Denmark
A missionary recounts travel from Salt Lake City to Scandinavia in 1915 1961 updates describe boarding the Bergens Fiona from New York sailing to Bergen Norway and journeying by train to Christinia Copenhagen Aalborg and Aarhus pressuring shortages of fuel coal bread and sugar in Denmark while noting limited religious interest and a calm social climate.
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Bear Lake Valley
Scandinavia
Salt Lake City
Niagra Falla
New York
Bergens Fiona
Norwegian
Bergens Fjord
Bergens
Norway
H. C. Peterson
Logan
August Jensen
Ogden
Robert Bischoff
Lovell
Wyoming
Carl, A. Peterson
Christinia
Pfway
Rocky Mountains
Carl A. Peterson
Stockholm
Beden
Copenhagen
James A. Hansen
H. J
Christansen
Aalborg
Fing
Dal Re Fo
Aarhua
Ioe
Davors
Danmark
Denmark
War Time Doctrines Prompt Women to Support Population
Senator J H Wooton reports to the Herald-Republican that Germany urges women to bear more children to bolster its population. He claims French women and girls suffered widespread abuses under occupation and notes refugees’ accounts of captivity and violated sanctity of womanhood.
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Germany
J._H. Wooton
Salt Lake City
Washington D. C
Herald-Republican
France
Wootton
Bex
Washington
Farewell parties honor local volunteers and soldiers
Liberty notes report a farewell for William R. Hymas bound for missionary work in the Northwestern States, a benefit fund of 120 dollars, and a second farewell for Milton Hymas and Lawrétime Shepherd who have enlisted. A game Lanark at Liberty ended 5 to 4 in Liberty’s favor. Citizens expressed war-time mail delays and hope for sun to warm the earth.
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Liberty
William R. Hymas
Northwestern States
Milton Hymas
Lawrétime Shepherd
Pocatello
Edgar Buun
Lanark
Phosphate Prospects Boost Bear Lake Valley Economy
Bear Lake County projects growth from phosphate beds in the valley with claims in Paris canyon and a 30000 dollar mill planned for summer. Union Pacific official V S Peet says deposits average 40 to 65 percent and could outstrip Wyoming coal in wealth, signaling a rapid, permanent fertilizer industry. Joseph J Faylor returns to Montpelier to resume phosphate work as demand rises after the war.
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Bear Lake County
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Peet
Union Pacific Colonization Department
Idaho
Wyoming
Pocatell-a
Pocatello
Ana
California
The
State Chamber of Commerce
Holmes
Paris
V- 8. Peet
Union_Pacific Colonization Dept
Ateiee
United States
Ilinois
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Bale Lake City
in-Paris Canyon
Jeffs
Joseph J.faylor
Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley
Frank Wilcox Dead in Clearfield Utah
Information reached Paris Tuesday evening that Frank Wilcox died at his home in Clearfield Utah on Tuesday morning due to pneumonia. George E Wilcox and Mrs Joseph Oakey left Wednesday morning to attend the funeral services held on Thursday. The deceased was an early Bear Lake valley settler who resided in Paris for many years and had many friends and relatives there.
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Paris
Frank Wilcox
Clearfield
Utah
George E Wilcox
Joseph. Oakey
Bear-Lake Valley
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