This is the Man Milton Mathisen Visits Valley
Milton Mathisen is presented as a visiting representative for the Post. He asks readers to listen to his proposition and offers receipts for money donated. The note describes him as a capable young man funding college with savings from five years of high school, three years at Fielding Academy, and two years in Logan.
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Milton Mathisen
Post
Mr. Mathisen
Fielding Academy
Logan
Mathisen
Pay your taxes and celebrate a new president for Mexico
A collection of local notices mentions Thomas J. Smedley ill in Paris, Walter Budge visiting Logan, W. W. Clark selling lambs to L. L. Cook in Garden City, and others traveling for health, life insurance, or work. A call for a county good roads day and a question about commissioners naming the gay closes the snippet.
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W. W. Clark
Georgetown
L. L. Cook
Garden City
Calf Arrival at Dr Cooleys Home and Local Notes
A Jersey calf arrives at Dr Cooleys home and all involved are reported well. Mrs W R Holmes is laid up with lagrippe for several days. The next District Court term begins in Paris on Monday June 21. Mrs William W Price travels to Salt Lake City to see an eye specialist. Graduates urged to bring diplomas to Paris Furniture Co for framing by Mr Shepherd.
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Paris
William W. Price
Salt Lake City
Paris Furniture Co
A. M. Rich
H. C. Smedley
Idaho Falls
Roberts
Market Lake Country
Pocatello
Richard Sutton
Salt City
Best steel range and brass beds at Nielsen Furniture
In search of top steel ranges and a wide brass bed selection visit Nielsen Furniture Co. Ad highlights Majestic range and the largest brass bed assortment in the city with prices from 16 dollars and up. Credit is welcomed.
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Nielsen Furniture Co
Adv
Nielsen Furniture Company
Ovid auto dealer quits selling Overlands and gives cars away
Local note reports John T. Peterson of Ovid has stopped selling Overland cars and is offering his remaining inventory for free. The item invites readers to call him in Ovid for a 1916 model.
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John T. Peterson
Ovid
John
Local notices and travel talk from Paris and area residents
Subscriptions offer and furniture ploy details from Paris. John T. Rigby of Bern visits Paris reporting a record dry farm grain year and alfalfa rebound after frost. Wedding news: Oliver Holmes and Miss Nettie Hall wed in Salt Lake City temple. Scout hike near Georgetown with Marvin Clark and wife. Echo services held for Wallgatm. attendees include Mrs. Chet Southworth and others from Brigham City and nearby towns.
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John T. Rigby
Bern
Paris
Oliver Holmes
Miss Nettie Hall
Bennington
Salt Lake City
Temple
Mr. Holmes
Holmes
Miss Hall
Sam Hall
Chet Southworth
Horace
Nephi Vallentine
Brigham City
James Keller
Mink Creek
Marion Perking
Montpelier
E. J
Breed
Clearfield
Utah
Wallgatm
Pavilion Company Directors Elect New Managers and Appoint Janitor
At a directors meeting Arthur Pendrey and Fred J. Price were elected managers while Adolph Hrazeker was named janitor replacing Ulerich Stocker. Stocker says he was discharged without a hearing and not told his work was unsatisfactory. F I Cruikshark of Montpelier visited Paris. A Thursday speaker urged people not to order more Fords, noting demand outpaces production. he offered Dodge as an alternative.
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Arthur Pendrey
Fred J. Price
Adolph Hrazeker
Jainitor
Ulerich Stocker
Stocker
F. I. Cruikshark
Montpelier
Paris
Ford
Olson Bros. land entry cases affirmed against Olsons
George Phelps of Montpelier contested Olson brothers entry for land northwest of Bern. He received notice from his attorneys that the General Land Office Commissioner affirmed the decision in all three cases against the Olsons who have 30 days to appeal.
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George Phelps
Montpelier
Olson Bros
Ovid
Bern
Thomas & Anderson
Blackfoot
General Land Office
Olsons
Local ads showcase trusted business houses in the county
In this issue the Post highlights display ads from leading county businesses. Advertisers claim strong trade, promising reliable service and adherence to their agreements.
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the Post
Celebration line up announced for fair grounds sports
The amusement committee outlines a July 5 program with a sports lineup at the fair grounds. Paris and St Charles will provide the baseball games. The first game is in St Charles on Saturday and in Paris on Monday with a full detailed account to come next week.
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Fair Grounds
Paris
St. Charles
Banned Dances Debate Opens In San Francisco Convention
At a six day convention in San Francisco the International Association of Dancing Masters denounces the bunny hug and tango as vulgar and vows to create a new “happy medium” dance. The 65 leading masters from the United States and Canada plan to blend steps from the fox trot canter waltz and one step with traditional dances to define the era’s approved motion. Boise State man.
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San Francisco
Internation“Association of Dancing Master
United States
Canada
Boise Statesman
Farm Inventory by Lawrence Humphreys Best Class Work
The piece argues farming must balance practical production with business methods. It recommends annual inventories to track net worth and financial health, warning against overly elaborate bookkeeping and urging farmers to tailor systems to their needs.
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Fielding Academy
Montpelier Milling Co Announces Modern Flour Mill Upgrade
Montpelier Milling Co of Montpelier Idaho orders a Barnard and Lee mill boosting capacity to 100 barrels daily. The plant will feature ball bearing rolls and a modern system aimed at top quality flour at bedrock prices. Construction begins now with machinery arrival planned around July 1st to create the largest, most modern mill in the region.
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Montpelier Milling Company
Barnard and Lee’s
Montpélier Milling Co
Montpelier
Idaho
Palmer in Unusual New York Lawsuit Draws Attention
American Falls youth Arthur WW Palmer is involved in a lawsuit in New York described as unusually notable, attracting attention. The case raises questions about proceedings and potential implications for Palmer’s future.
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Arthur WW. _ Palmer
New York
Navy Stoker Palmer Sues Steamship After Contraband Case
Arthur Palmer, a local son who joined the navy four years ago, refused to sail aboard the Michigan when warned of contraband. He was jailed, later released, and now sues the steamship company for 265 000 dollars, claiming damages after the court ruling.
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Associated Press
Jocally
Arthur
Navy
New York
Stoker
Michigan
Liverpool
Palmer
Germany
Steamship Company
M. Palmer
Bis
Altare
Falla Press
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D. L. Hays
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Fred Law
Lava Hot Springs
J. H. Denio
Star ‘Valley Country
William J. Bryan
Smith Hoge
Smith
Deseret News
Benjamine R. Hymas
Liberty
Sarah I. Davis
Merlin’ D. Stevens
Maude Jacobin
Bloomington
Alexander Petersen
Anna Myers
James H. Poulsen
Mabel Collings
Ben Hymas
Miss Derricott
Segain
Garaje
Heck
Abraham Lincoln
Marvin Clark
Alice
Marvin
Harness Shop
Moroni Minson
Humphreys
F. T. Shepherd &"Sons
Deering
McCormick
Shepherd Hardware & Implement CO
Staho
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