Paris News In Briefs From Many Local Residents
Mrs. Schwaar of Salt Lake City visits Geneva friends while Mrs. Kent in Wardboro is seriously ill at home. David Follock and Byron Nelson of Montpelier visit Paris. Clarence Shepherd travels from Salt Lake and Ogden, returns Tuesday. Will Walantine recovers from blood poison. J W Collings of American Falls visits Paris. Samuel Widmer Jr. of Geneva files on a dry farm. The papers were prepared by W Smith Hoge. Mr. and Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Hymas go to Lava Hot Springs for health. Mrs. Rich staying several days. Fire at Michel home burns barn and contents, heavy loss to a poor man. Small boys and matches blamed. A W Shepherd attends State Chamber meeting in Pocatello representing Paris Commercial Club. Mrs. Herman Welker ill with heart trouble but improving. Mrs. Judge Alfred Budge and children visit Paris. Justice Budge expected July 1 for lake shore vacation.
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Michel
Judge Alfred Budge
Paris
Justice Budge
Home and pasture for sale in Paris Idaho
A six room home with pasture suitable for two cows on main street. For details contact W. W. Price in Paris Idaho. Standley Rich visited Sunday with his wife and young daughter who is recovering from an operation related to tonsils.
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W. W. Price
Paris
Idaho
Standley Rich
Atyogden
County Treasurer Advices Tax Installment Due
County Treasurer Rich notes the second tax installment is due and payable at his office. The text references wedding photography ads by Harvey and mentions locals Irwin Jensen and Apolo Hanson staying at Berkeley for summer study.
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Rich
Irwin Jensen
Apolo Hanson
Berkeley
California
Muse
University
Pars
Fielding Academy
Paris
Sunday School Red Cross Sunday Bear Lake Stake
On July 1 Sunday School members are urged to donate 10 cents or more to Red Cross. July 8 will host a convention in the Stake Tabernacle with General Board members present. Read program in December Juvenile. supervisory leaders urge attendance.
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Red Cross
of Bear Lake Stake
S.S
Bear Lake Stake
Stake Tabernacle
Jos. Dunford
Jos
P. Patterson
Morris D. Low
Miner Silas Wilcox Killed Near Rail Yard
Silas Wilcox was killed yesterday near the railroad yards at Montpelier when he stepped between the rails as a lone engine approached. The engineer blew the whistle but Wilcox was struck, losing both legs below the knees and dying about half an hour later at Montpelier Hospital. He was unmarried and long a valley pioneer and miner.
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Silas Wilcox
Mootpelier
Mr. Wilcox
Montpelier
Boy Seriously Injured In Dirt Load Accident
Yesterday afternoon the son of Seth Sleight of Ovid, about ten years old, tried jumping between dirt piles when he fell and a wheel ran over his head. He was rushed to Montpelier hospital with severe head injuries and his prognosis remains unclear.
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Seth
Ovid
Montpelier Hospital
Not Our Truth Echoes Of Wisdom By D S Toerdan
A reflective line compares truth to personal cost seeking wisdom through effort and sacrifice. The author emphasizes that truth only becomes real when earned by sweat, brain effort, or soul anguish, arguing wisdom requires personal struggle.
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Duffy
David Starr Toerdan
Shasta Valley land letters praise irrigation farming prospects
Letters from Horace Layton and H L Burbank praise Shasta Valley land for its water, soil, and climate as a promising future for homesteaders and a possible site for a sugar factory. California mission president Jos E Robinson commends the project’s soil and irrigation potential and notes beet and cereal productivity. An excursion plan to view the Shasta valley is described alongside an Apple-Growing ad touting profitable opportunities.
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J. A. Dalot
Horace Layton
Preston
Idaho
Grenada
le Gays
Shasta
H. L. Burbank
Jos
E. Robinson
California
A. L. Harlow
Robinson
Shasta Valley
Jos. E. Robison
Soldier Letter Extends Khaki Courtesy to Company A
A fragment from a soldier letter urges inviting local boys to visit and share the same friendly treatment as troops in khaki. It advocates courtesy and fellowship between servicemen and civilians during wartime.
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Itor
Memorial Day Exercises Held in Paris on June 18
Owing to late season and a request by Mayor Shepherd memorial services were conducted at the Paris cemetery on June 18. Residents improved the grounds by trimming shrubbery and planting, aided by extended water access. The town plans ongoing care with a summer cemetery keeper and routine decorations and services featured Bishop Ed C. Rich and President Joseph R. Shepherd.
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Paris
Shepherd
Ed C. Rich
Montpelier
Pres. Jos. R. Shepherd
Paris Stake Conference and Relief Society Meet
Regular quarterly stake conference and Relief Society gathering will be held in Paris on June 23 and 24 with visitors from Salt Lake City. The stake presidency asks a large attendance on both days and promises a worthwhile experience.
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Stake
Relief Society
Paris
Salt Lake City
Automobiles Business Delays 40000 License Numbers
No orders have been placed for 40 000 license numbers as planners prepare for next year's automobile business.
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Mrs. Schwaar
Geneva
8. W. Kent
Wardboro
David Follock
Byron Nelson
Clarence Shepherd
Salt Lake
Ogden
Will Walantine
J. W. Collings
Studebaker Bros
American Falls
Samuel Widmer Jr
W. Smith Hoge
Joel H. Rich
H. H. Hymas
Lava Hot Springs
A. W. Shepherd
Pocatello
State Chamber of Commeérese
Paris Commercial Club
Herman Welker
Harvey
Dames
Jones
Paris Drug Store
Will R. Holmes
Velma
Brigham City
Tavele
Annie Shields
Boy Scouts
Nancy Pugmire
Nancy Rich
George Sutton
Mark Sutton
Charley Collings
Eva Fellar
Bountiful
Utah
Bull Lake Temple
Caliporna
Bea Lake County
Jos. A. Dalton
Shepherd Clothing Store
F. T.shepherd & Sons
Shepherd Hardware & Implement Go
Idalo
Tite Kodak
STORK
IDBHO
Rexall Storl
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