Notices Gather Local Movements and Community Notes
Dr A L Chilton leaves Sunday June 7 for Berkeley to attend an Educational Congress at the University of California. Numerous residents visit Paris for business, study or family visits, including Richard Sleight, Wm R Morgan, George D Findlay, Golden Tueller, Dallas Tueller, and H H Scarborough. Local events include a BYU study trip, medical treatments in Salt Lake, and a surge of Bear Lake mushrooms reaching Utah markets.
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A. L. Chilton
Berkeley
California
University of California
Salt Lake
Utah
Mrs Bolshied Visits Brother and Eastern Star Meeting
Mrs. William Bolshied of Pocatello is visiting her brother Fred Hummerick in this city and attends the Montpelier grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. Hummerick visits this week with her mother at Montour.
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William Bolshied
Pocatello
Fred Hummerick
Grand Chapter of
Idaho
Order of Eastern Star
Montpelier
Hummerick
Montour
Paris Resident Visits and Local Notes Mix in Community Chronicle
Lyman Roberts and wife return to Paris to visit his mother Mrs. John Roberts in the prior year. George W. Nelson, Pegram school district trustee, attends county seat business on school matters. Farming near Paris warns that crops may lag without more rain. Naoma Rich and Myrintha Birmingham of Bountiful drive to Madison Wisconsin to visit Howard Gunderson and family. Gunderson pursuing a Master in industrial arts at the University of Wisconsin. his wife is Miss Rich’s sister. F J Foulger and wife travel to Boise for a state bankers convention then northwest vacation. they will visit Fred Stucki at the U S Veterans hospital in Tacoma. BB Schelledy of Solar Development Co leaves for Spokane for family then summer at Fish Haven Bear Lake. Elmer Wilcox learns of son Oneal’s three year old daughter recovering from spinal meningitis. F T Shepherd cultivates striking flower beds with tulips and peonies enhancing his garden and lawn. Scotty Clark, Paris branch line engineer, arrives at work in rare tan leather shoes from an unspecified firm, fueling co workers envy.
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F. J. Foulger
Bear Lake State Bank
Boise
Northwest
Tacoman
Washington
Fred Stucki
U. S. Veterans Hospital
J. M
Scotty) Clark
Paris
King Cotton Says He's Back to Stay Amid Popularity Rise
Speaking from Gastonia North Carolina the radio figure known as King Cotton told WSOC listeners he has returned from a long vacation and, aided by assistant Durene, is regaining national prominence by improving his appearance and growing popularity with the ladies.
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Gastonia
North Carolina
King Cotton
WSOC
Durene
Polite boy’s joke sparks tough response from peers
A teacher asks Harold what others would think if he stays overly polite. Harold replies some would think they could pick on him, hinting at peer pressure and bravado in schoolyard dynamics. The quote captures a moment of social tension among children.
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Harold
Home Home Torn by 1925 Gros Ventre Slide Recall
A Cheyenne report recalls T. G. Huff nearly reaching his flooded Gros Ventre valley home during a 1925 landslide that created a lake he could not escape. The hewn log house floated 18 months before moisture ruined it, while Huff saved his wife and child and salvaged furniture by boat.
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T. G Huff
Gros Ventre
Huff
Cheyenne
Robert E. Miller
Miller
Jackson Hole
Jackson
John Carnes
Hints For Homemakers By Jane Rogers lem
A homemaking column suggests using cereal foods for breakfast to save money. It notes cornflakes and cream provide more nutrition per serving than sirloin steak at a lower cost. The tip adds buttered pan edges help prevent milk from boiling over.
Worship of Appearances Cartoon Sparks Debate
Col lers Weekly publishes a cartoon showing a convict talking to a guard about shooting a sister. The caption suggests actions are chosen to “look right” rather than from principle, reflecting on social masks and moral ambiguity.
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Coller's Weekly
Breaking Stone
Miller laid out town in 1901 near Idaho Falls
The fragment notes John H. Holland moved in recently and identifies Idaho Falls as the nearest railroad point some 120 miles away. It mentions Miller laying out the town in 1901 and cites the Kemmerer Gazette from Bite of Jackson.
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John H. Holland
Idaho Falls
Miller
Bite
Jackson
Kemmerer Gazette
Sportsmen Convene at Beach Discuss Bear Lake Rights
At a Bear Lake convention, Senator E M Pugmire criticizesUtah Power & Light for draining the lake and harming shoreline property while noting the company could raise the lake and screen it. B R Owens for the power company offers willingness to cooperate and act.
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B. R. Owens
The
Utah Power & Light Co
Little Leroy and the Nickel Peanuts Bargain
A simple exchange shows Leroy the second grader negotiating at a grocery, asking how many peanuts for a nickel. The merchant answers with a vague handful, prompting Leroy to probe whether the quantity refers to the merchant’s hand or his own.
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Little Leroy
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Richard Sleight of
Pegram
Wm. R. Morgan
Liberty
George D Findlay
Fish Haven
Golden
Dallas Tueller
Provo
H. H. Scarborough
Otel
Ralaph King
Oakland
Dow Williamson
Montpelier Hospital
Irwin Jensen
Los Angeles
Prof. Jensen
Co Oo. Rich
St. Louis
Creighton University
John Kendall
Kendall
S J Athay
Northern
Sam’‘s
Matthews
Bear Lake
Logan
Tra Peterson
M D Low
Fielding High School
Low
A.C
J. 8. Peterson
J. M. Stephenson
Rexburg
Marie Tueller
John Tueller
Charles_Innes
Fred Nutt
Wendell Floyd of
Conda
Mrs
James Dunn
Spokane
New York
H. R. Shepherd
Rigby
Harvey Glick
Robert Kelsey
Wiliam Conolly
the Solar Development Co
Bloomington Canyon
Tommy Reese
Road and Bridge Committee
South First West Street
T A. Clayton
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Andrew
China
Don C. Haddock
General Merchandise
Lyman Roberts
A. C
John Roberts
George W. Nelson
Bb, Schelledy
Solar Development Co
Wash
Elmer Wilcox
Oneal
F. T. Shepherd
King
Dustah Western Union
Dixie
Mistah Wireless
South
Mistah
Western Union
By Jane Rogers
E. M. Pugmire
Bear Lake Valey
Bear ‘Lake
Pugmire
Phillips Brooks
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Missouri
Leroy
HED.& White
Red & White
Honey Grahams
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