Paris Chautauqua Tent Set for Four Days in Paris
The Paris Chautauqua runs June 27 to 30 in the big brown tent on city square. Talent includes Pollard Players opening with The Family Upstairs, plus Tolbert lecture, Maids O Dundee performances, and Price lectures. Single tickets 50 cents to 1.00. organizers call a public meeting Friday at eight in the courthouse.
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Paris
Hmilison-White Chautauqua Association
Land
Music Land
Raymond B. Tolbert
America
Maids O'Dundee
E. M Price
Uncle Sam
Maids of Dundee
Court House
Lakota Resort Opens for Summer Season at Bear Lake
Lakota Resort on Bear Lake opens Saturday June 1 with an opening day program. Edw Rich and wife host events including a 3:30 baseball game Paris All Stars against St Charles Neverdefeats and an evening dance in the open air pavilion with the Arabian Nights Orchestra of Salt Lake City. The swimming pool also opens for the season.
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Lakota Resort
Beautiful Bear Lake
Edw. Rich
Beautiful Resort
Paris—All Stars
St. Charles
Phosphate Company Visitor Seeks Mine Revival
James A. Molwee of Salt Lake City, president of the Idaho Phosphate Company, spent several days in the city this week. He discussed possible resumption of mine operations, noting no definite plans and framing the future as speculative. He described current production as aging and in uncertainty.
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James A. Molwee
Salt Lake City
Idaho Phosphate Company
Mellwee
Keystone Phosphate Company Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of holders of the Keystone Phosphate Company of Paris Idaho will be held at its Paris Idaho office at 12 o'clock noon on June 14 1927 to elect officers for the ensuing year and conduct other business. Signed F B Irwin President.
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Keystone Phosphate’ Company
Paris
Idaho
Irwin
Nicknames of Popular American Heroes Highlighted
An article by Elmo Scott Watson discusses how nicknames shaped American heroes from politics to sports. A second item notes a new field predicting death, "Prophetic medicine," claimed to forecast timing and manner of death, discussed at the National League of Nursing Education convention in San Francisco.
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Nick
Georgia Peach
Tle
Dent
The
United States Supreme
Elmo Scott Watson
the Post
San Francisco
National League of Nursing Education
C. Ward Crampton
Health Service
New York Post Graduate School of Nursing
Crampton
Passey Baby Arrives In Mackay Family
Mr and Mrs LaiMont Passey of Mackay welcome a baby boy born Tuesday evening. Both mother and child are reported doing nicely. Mrs Passey, formerly Misa Miderprice, is at her parents home in Bloomington, Mr and Mrs Joseph Price. Congratulations.
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LaiMont Passey
Mackay
Passey
Misa
Oakey and Phelps Wed in Ogden Utah
Miss Opal Oakey daughter of William Oakey and Justin Phelps son of Mr and Mrs Walter Phelps of Montpelier were united in marriage in Ogden Utah Monday evening. The couple will reside in Montpelier where the groom works in the barbery business with his father. Both are popular among county youth and wish for a happy prosperous life.
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Opal Oakey
William Oakey
Justin Phelps
Walter Phelps
Montpelier
Ogden
Utah
President Roy A Welker Heads to Provo for Summer
President Roy A Welker and daughter Ella depart Sunday for Provo Utah to spend the summer. Welker will teach at the BYU summer school while Ella pursues violin lessons.
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Roy
A.—Welker
Ella
Provo
Utah
Pres. Welker
Homesteader Times and the Cycles of Life
The poem reflects on unchanged human rhythms despite progress. It contrasts prairie memory with modern life, noting laughter love and tears recur as society moves from horse and buggy days toward an evolving age. It emphasizes cherishing timeless patterns in a changing world.
Towns Plan Weekly Half Holiday and Summer Playgrounds
The Bear Lake Stake Recreational Committee announces a summer program providing a weekly half day of supervised play in all west side towns including Laketown and Garden City. Town recreation committees equip playgrounds with sand, swings, teeter totters, volleyball and horse shoe courts, and baseball grounds for Saturday gatherings. Tennis courts will be added soon, a Laketown St Charles Paris league exists, with junior leagues and a potential volleyball league under consideration.
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Laketown
Garden City
Bear Lake Stake
St. Charles
Idaho forecasted to yield large fruit crop this year
Idaho fruit growers expect a sizable harvest with prunes and other fruit thriving. M L Dean director of plant industry reports little damage from last week's cold weather and notes harvest may be delayed in some wheat belts around Walla Walla.
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Idaho
Ogden Man Charles Innes Arrives in Paris for Indefinite Visit
Charles Innes of Ogden Utah arrived in Paris on Wednesday morning to visit relatives and friends for an indeterminate period.
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Charles Innes
Ogden
Utah
Paris
Poison Bran Used To Control Cutworms In Gardens
The USDA notes seedling tomatoes cabbage lettuce and melons are often cut at ground level by cutworms, especially in spring and early summer. Cutworms are caterpillars of night flying moths and feed mainly at night. A poisoned bran bait made from bran arsenic Paris green syrup or molasses and water can control them.
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Saya
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest officials review Bear Lake Valley range. summer plans
Carl B. Arentson and C B Morse returned to Logan after a ten day visit in Bear Lake Valley to map field plans for summer forest operations. Three Ogden grazing officials study range from Paris canyon to Garden City while Arnold Standing initiates work. St. Charles Canyon road work continues to improve access for logging and recreation.
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Wallace Averill
Carl B. Arentson
Logan
Utah
Bear Lake Valley
C. B. Morse
Ogden
Paris Canyon
Garden City
Arnold Standing
Forest Service
St. Charles Canyon
Chautauqua Signers Called to June 10 Meeting
All chautauqua signers of the 1927 contract must attend a meeting in the court room Friday evening June 10 at eight o’clock to perfect an organization for the ensuing year and discuss matters vital to chautauqua signers. Committed.
Old Firm Name Change At Pendrey Grocery
Ernest Gubler takes charge of the meat department at Pendrey Grocery and Meat Co moving operations to the City Meat Market under a new display. The meat business was bought last December from Jos R Pendrey. Gubler’s European trip led to leasing the venture. Pendrey signs with Oregon Life as a field salesman and plans Idaho Falls relocation. A T Pendrey remains in charge of the grocery division at the same site possibly under Pendrey Grocery Store.
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Ernest Gubler
Pendrey Grocery& Meat Co
Jos. R. Pendrey
Europe
Pendrey
Oregon Life Insurance Co
Idaho Falls
A. T. Pendrey
Point Marion Bank Sparks Farm Community Revival
In Point Marion Pennsylvania a bank leads a rural revival after mills close and coal wanes. Banks supply seed and chicks at term, back farm marketing, fund a community exhibit, sponsor a horse show and provide seed corn and potatoes to farmers as they plan for a decade more of agricultural growth.
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Minas
Point Marion
Pennsylvania
Marion
The New Menace European corn borer threats to crops
The European corn borer is described as a potential menace to crops worth billions of dollars, with risk of spread into the Wabash and Mississippi Valleys. The notice urges cooperation among all parties to keep corn production profitable and warns of rising production costs if the pest enters core growing regions.
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Wabash
Mississippi
Agricultural Bulletin
American Bankers Association
Bankers Promote Corn and Apple Feature in Maryland County
A corn and apple feature at a bank in Baltimton County Maryland draws attention as bankers push agricultural innovation. Another banker helped secure county support and funds for improved corn, with over 600 farmers planting new varieties.
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Baltimton County
Maryland
San Francisco couple visits Emporium executive in coast store
Mr and Mrs Robert Sweeten of San Francisco have stayed with Mr and Mrs F T Shepherd this week. Sweeten heads a department at the Emporium, a major coastal store employing over two thousand workers.
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Robert Sweeten
San Francisco
California
F. T. Shepherd
Sweeten
Emporium
Bear Lake hosts women’s vacation camp planned by Idaho university
Miss Marian Hepworth and Miss Norma Barnes visited Paris to arrange a three day program at Fish Haven Bear Lake this summer July 12 13 and 14 under the Extension Division of the University of Idaho Recreation for afternoons morning instruction and evening inspiration with campfire and vesper services. Bear Lake Oneida Caribou and Frank Hn counties will participate the event last year drew 500 per night and 150 campers on Bear Lake.
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Marian Hepworth
Norma Barnes
Paris
Fish Haven
Beautiful Bear Lake
Bear Lake
University of Idaho
Frank Hn
Oneida
Caribou
Six plans outlined to reinstate war veterans insurance
War veterans are advised to reinstate and convert wartime life insurance within five weeks to avoid gaps. A five year level premium term policy offers conversion to six permanent plans including Ordinary Life and Endowment options with minimal extra cost. Conversion can occur with no medical exam and features like grace period dividends and disability benefits. Policymaking hinges on July 2, 1927 deadline.
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C.H. Hudelaon
Boise
Idaho
Mrs. S. Peterson Heads to Gunnison Utah with Children
Mrs. S. Peterson and her children departed Wednesday morning for Gunnison Utah to visit relatives.
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S. Peterson
Gunnison
Utah
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