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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
6
Montpelier visitors Grant Storey and Ira Peterson stopped by last Friday. Numerous residents, including Mrs. E O Rich, Mrs Blossom Porter, and John Wilks, hosted relatives from nearby towns over the weekend.
Boise reports a plan quarantine conference in Bozeman Montana led to inspection rules permitting potato shipments by truck into California. W H Wicks director of plant industry in the state department of agriculture announced the decision today.
Relatives from Paris attended the Ogden Utah service Sunday afternoon for John Norton, longtime Paris resident. In attendance were EH R Shepherd and F T Shepherd, Edw T Shepherd, Dr and Mrs M Shepherd, Ernest Shepherd, Bishop Dan Price and Mrs Crissié Price, Mr and Mrs Frank Bolton and daughter Ruby, and Glenn Norton.
Beginning Tuesday a two cent tax applies to all checks or drafts drawn on banks with the drawee paying the tax. Banks remit the tax to the local collector of internal revenue. A ten percent tax is also levied on safety deposit box fees effective June 21.
A Bear Lake Turkey Growers Association meeting is set at Montpelier City Hall on Friday June 24 at 2 p m. Officers will be elected and the group will discuss selling turkeys for the coming season.
Lincoln county awards contract to surface the four mile segment between Sage and the Utah boundary. The project, already let, will be finished this summer. The stretch is noted as a dangerous section that impedes travel when the rest of the Kemmerer to Evanston route is passable.
Range is good in Bear Lake valley near Georgetown as L.3. Smart local sheep man notes the season is normal for this time of year with active grazing and healthy flocks.
Elders and lady missionaries who served in the New Zealand vision gathered for their annual reunion at Stock Resort, Fish Haven. Seventy three attended from Bear Lake valley and Salt Lake, with notable leaders R. K. Hardy, Louis G. Hoagland, Ezra T. Stevenson, and Pr es Roy A. Welker and wife. A native oven cookery display fed all, followed by songs and talks in the afternoon.
The poem notes that trees along the road, painted white with intact bark, have caused autos to be towed after sideswipes. It suggests drivers, not skilled, repeatedly hit and damage trees near the road.
R Bert Lahr amuses crowds by making them uncomfortable with his actions and phrases. He performs in New York theatre as Hot-Cha plays, often cooling off with iced coffee in his dressing room between scenes.
Local promoter L B Anderson has returned from Lakota with a plan for seven athletic shows through the summer. The opening event is set for June 29 with high class talent promised to entertain Bear Lakers. Program for the debut is to be announced soon.
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