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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
8
Dr H H Scarborough will speak at Otel Paris Friday June 19 offering headache relief while D C Haddock general merchant promotes 10c trade for eggs. Socials include showers for Miss Marie Stucks and community updates on residents visiting Salt Lake City and nearby towns.
The County Agent will hold weed spraying demonstrations using calcium chlorate in communities that request them. Farmers should attend to learn proper methods, as the agent cannot spray all weeds countywide. Materials cost 5 12 cents per pound. borrow sprays by replacing any broken parts. White top should be sprayed June 20 to July 15. other weeds mature later.
A wife hides a lapse in honesty as she contemplates confessing to her husband. She fears the end of blissful marriage and pleads for forgiveness after an imagined deception. She bursts into tears and admits she failed to open a can of beans she planned for dinner.
Bishop and Mrs. Robert Schmid and children spent two weeks visiting Mrs Schmid’s sister Mrs. Wm Johnson. Mrs. R H Kunt visits Wardboro. Miss Ruby Alleman of Logan stays with her father J P Alleman. Mrs. Walter Buhler of Brigham City Utah visits Bern. Mr and Mrs Perry Tingey of Centerville Utah visit their daughter Mrs Abel Kunz. Mrs David Kunz visits Firth. Mrs Parley Kunz visits Pocarella. Elder Conover Wright of Bennington yaakes out. Sugar School and Sate stake Asronie priesthood commendation, Mr and Mrs Edwin Pinkney of Georgetown visit Bern.
The 1931 Idaho Forester, a 64 page annual from the University of Tolgho School of Forestry at Moscow, is issued. Dedicated to Charles E. McHarg Jr, Regional Forest Inspector Region One based in Coeur d'Alene, it includes his article on Idaho forestry laws and other national contributors such as Major Evan W. Kelley, Regional Forester.
In a bustling market shift a new home companion service targets mothers and busy families. The venture markets caregiver support and child minding as a primary business rather than a side pursuit, signaling growth in domestic helper services and child care offerings.
Pittsburg man discovers his wife’s ring inside a trouser pocket with no other items found. The odd find is noted by local residents as a curious domestic mishap.
The article recalls that nine tons of gold were spent on onions radishes and garlic for workers who built the great pyramid of Egypt. It highlights onions as a historic staple and notes their prominence alongside cheese in historical meals.
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