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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1929

Page

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Sunset Mining Shipments Reach Utah Smelter

Sunset Mining Company will ship a 50 ton carload of ore to the United States Smelter in Utah this week from Worm Creek Canyon near Paris. Ore valued at 80 dollars per ton, with another carload possible next week. Shipping by Henry Monson. last year yielded about 1600 dollars per car.

Sunset Mining Company United States Utah Worm Creek Canyon Paris Henry Monson Bloomington Canyon Wasatch Mining & Development Pacific Coast United States Geological Survey Bear Lake Cariboucoun- Alieigs Anaconda Company Conda Soda Springs

Old Cars Form Barrier Against Snake River Encroachment

Julius Zitlau of LaBelle affixed eight old cars in eight rows across a 30 rod river channel, weighted with rock and hog wire, to shield his land from Snake River's south fork. The spring project, costing 592 dollars with state river control aid, reportedly halted erosion and left a mud and gravel barrier.

Montpelier Railroad Man Dies After Auto Crash

L. L. Fox, 40, a Montpelier railroad employee, died Friday morning at 5 in Montpelier Hospital from injuries caused by an automobile accident the prior afternoon between Cokeville and Montpelier. He was among four traveling from Cokeville to Montpelier when the car veered off the highway and overturned. Fox is survived by a wife and two children, who reside in Montpelier, visiting relatives in the east at the time of the crash.

L. L. Fox Montpelier

Idaho Delegation Remains in Washington Except One Senator

Idaho's representatives in Congress will stay in Washington after receiving two words from the capital. Senator John Thomas may return briefly for personal business. The rest, Senator W E Borah and Rep T Smithy and Bur besellen ashing, stay to work on ongoing matters per the report.

Washington Idaho Congress John Thomas W. E. Borah T. Smithy Burbesellen Ashing

Dunn and Miller Married in Logan Utah

Miss Nellie Dunn daughter of Mr and Mrs Crandell Dunn of Bennington formerly of Paris and Albert Miller of Bharon left Wednesday for Logan Utah to be married in the Logan temple and respected young people and have the best wishes of their friends for a happy and prosperous voyage through the sea of matrimony They will make their home at Sharon.

Nellie Dunn Crandell Dunn Bennington Paris Albert Miller Bharon Logan Utah Logan Pler Sharon

Well Known Railroad Man Anthon O Jensen Dies

Union Pacific veteran Anthon O Jensen died at age 74 from ptomaine poisoning after ten days of illness. Born January 16, 1882 in Montpelier, he leaves a widow, three sons, four brothers and four sisters. Funeral held at Fourth Ward chapel, 3:30 p.m. Funeral notice lists surviving relatives Vena Lilly Lava Hot Springs Mrs Lilly Reed Malad Mrs Chester Burbank Bennington and Mrs Ethel Webb of Kaysville Utah.

Anthon O. Jensen Jensen Union Pacific Mr. Jensen Montpelier Andy Edward Alfred Inez Vena Lilly Lava Hot Springs Lilly Reed Malad Chester Burbank Bennington Ethel Webb Kaysville Utah Fourth Ward

Off Flavors in Cream From Weeds and Surroundings

Off flavors in cream arise from seeds and weeds such as wild onion garlic leek sweet clover and ragweed and from surroundings and processing. Oil gasoline and vegetable flavors also contribute while bacterial contamination yields stale cheesy yeasty bitter or sour notes. Losses hit dairy farmers but can be reduced by pasture control clean handling of cream and prompt cooling to 50 degrees Fahrenheit after separation and frequent deliveries.

Stable Ventilation Tips From A. M. Goodman

New York State College of Agriculture expert A M Goodman emphasizes starting now to install a ventilation system in stables to ensure a stable environment. He advises building the out take flue from the mow floor to the eaves to avoid damp walls during winter.

A. M. Goodman New York State College of Agriculture

Shepherd & Son Awarded Court House Roofing Contract

The county commission awarded Shepherd & Son the contract to install Johns Manville shingles on the county building for 530 dollars. Other bidders included Lambert Roof Co of Salt Lake City Montpelier Coal and Lumber Co and Price Lumber Co. The field stone green shingles will have valleys hips and ridges and are guaranteed to wear well.

Allreds welcome newborn son as Paris visit noted

A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Rich Allred, the couple joyful as the father smiles proudly. Forest Supervisor Carl B. Arentson of Logan Utah was in Paris Saturday for forest office business and is recovering from an appendectomy.

Wis Rich Allred Cache Forest Carl B. Atentson Logan Utah Paris Arentson

Assessor Completes Real Property Role In County

The county board of equalization reviewed the real property tax roll prepared by Assessor J Warren Sirrine. The assessor now also collects personal property taxes, shifting duties from the county treasurer. Personal property rolls must be completed by the second Monday in July, with migratory stock rolls due between July and the fourth Monday in November.

Board of Equalization J. Warren Sirrine Board of Commissioners Whsetcid Walloner-cureen LOGAN George Caine Utah State Agricultural College Draper J. R. Allen J. E. Mickelsen Himan Mickelsen Avar Cosgrove Vernal Baxter’s Pass Uintah Mack Colo Watson Utah Pleasant Grove Richfield C. A. Mattson J. P. Martin Ogden Forest Service Fish Lake National Forest Salina-Fish Lake Martin PROVO City

Predicts Political Bellion In Idaho

Idaho observer H H Miller warns of a coming uprising in state politics naming an ex service man as governor. He cites six dissenting figures and notes older leaders resist ex service candidates while discontent grows among the electorate.

The Idaho Daily Statesman Miller

Park Opening Draws Crowd at Yellowstone First Ceremony

Yellowstone Park opened its fifty seventh season with formal ceremonies featuring Flathead Indians and a cowboy band. Attendees included Montanans from Bozeman and officials H F Scrandett and W B Dixon joining H M Albright as Flathead tribe members. titles were conferred and a court interpreter relayed a welcome from Chief Crawler. The piece notes busy county officials amid motor vehicle law discussions.

Yellowstone Park Montana Bozeman H. F. Scrandett W. B. Dixon Milwaukee Railroad H. M. Albright National Parks

Wake up Food Promises Quick Energy for Corn Season

An upbeat ad hints at Post Toasties as a Wake up Food for breakfast lunch or supper. It touts quick energy from tender white corn and urges readers to ask for the red and yellow wax wrapped Post Toasties package from the Postum Company in Battle Creek Michigan.

Postum Company, Inc Battle Creek, Mich

Wilford Fluckiger Takes Fast Ride In Utah Canyon

Wilford Fluckiger narrowly escaped serious injury when a brake malfunction sent his truck careening down Sardine Canyon Utah. He steered toward the bank at 60 to 70 mph causing the car to turn over several times. the furniture was wrecked but he suffered only a scratch on a finger. From Afton Wyoming Independent.

Wilford Fluckiger Sardine Canyon Utah Wilford Afton Wyo

Oil Tank Materials Fight Sulphur Corrosion

A discussion notes use of aluminum alloys to construct oil storage containers to resist corrosion from sulfur in crude oil. Corrosion forces frequent tank renewal in several fields, prompting exploration of durable materials and protective measures.

Mixing Men of Two Nationalities Boosts Work Output

Dr Edwin Hulme McIlvain of a Philadelphia industry says that mixing men of two nationalities in a team yields greater output than using workers of a single nationality. The remark appears in Popular Mechanics Magazine.

Edwin Hulme McIlvain Philadelphia Popular Mechanics Magazine

First Known Death to Living Blood Transfusion in Cluj

In Cluj Romania surgeons performed an unprecedented transplant by joining the arm of Rosa Jancu, who died from injuries after a car crash, to George Morar who had stabbed himself and was near death. Morar is now expected to recover.

Cluj Romania Rosa Jancu George Morar Morar

Marriage License Issued in Cokeville Ceremony

A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office to Eberk? and Miss Awldee Wyman of Cokeville Wyoming. Deputy Clerk W Smith Hoge officiated the ceremony.

Brealey Seeks Sale of Business Lot South of Findlay Auto

Brealey negotiates sale of the business lot south of the Findlay Auto Company where Litton Mercantile once stood. A garage building is planned for the site if the sale proceeds.

Brealey Findlay Auto Company Litton Mercantile

Speed Limit Sign Declares Route Rule in Ore Gott

A town along the highway in Ore Gott posts a notice for motorists. The sign reads Speed Limit Silent ble. The Emmett Index notes this meets Idaho requirements and constitutes the full rule.

Oregott Idaho

Government Tests Paper Mulch Value in Agriculture

Government plant experts are conducting thorough trials of paper mulch used to suppress weeds while allowing plant shoots to grow. Originating with a Hawaiian pineapple grower, the method shows success in fields and truck patches, but officials will withhold an official report until all paper types are tested and results evaluated.

A Reminder The Beautiful Pergy Joyce Was Talking

A fragment notes Pergy Joyce in conversation with a girl, captured in a brief social blip from a local page. The reference hints at a diary style jot or entertainment item without further context.

Pergy Joyce

Keep Only High Producing Cows For Better Butter Fat

Utah farmers urged to improve dairy cattle by selecting cows producing 250 to 400 pounds of butter fat annually. Emphasizes using high producing sires, community bull sharing, and replacing scrub stock to raise herd quality and profits.

Utah Savin Menial

Mrs Crandell Dunn Visits Paris Sister in Innes

Mrs Crandell Dunn of Bennington spent Monday in Paris visiting her sister Mrs Cassie Innes.

Motorcycle Hill Climb at Bear Lake Draws Big Crowds

Crowds from Idaho Utah and Wyoming gathered at Fish Haven on Bear Lake for a rugged motorcycle hill climb west of Stock Bros Resort. Sixty five machines entered with top riders Reed Buseth George Storey Bud Felker Ted Poole and others, Ist prize $25 second $7.60 plus fountain pen set. Team event prize a $50 loving cup.

Idaho Utah Wyoming Fish Haven Stock Bros Bear Lake County Reed Buseth Salt Lake City George Storey Salt Lake Bud Felker Ted Poole Ogden Ray Hall American Falls Off Olson Ernie Kammeyer Edw. Tischer Ted Campbell Frank Beecher

Fathers and Sons Outing at Bloomington Lakes

Members of Bear Lake stake families plan a two day outing at Bloomington Lakes July 1 and 2 led by Prof Irwin Jensen. All male family members are invited with activities including a 8 30 a m assembly, camp setup, sports nature study a camp fire rally a morning mountain hike optional breakfast and camp teardown on Tuesday afternoon participants should bring a canteen and cooking sleeping equipment.

Sonsus Bear Lake Bloomington Lakes Irwin Jensen Bloomington Store The

Distinguish guests listed for Idaho American Legion convention

Boise hosts the tenth annual Idaho American Legion convention August 1 2 3 with General William Mitchell as a possible guest. Invitations travel from Boise post leader John Regan and committee chair George Thompson to notable figures Baron Fitts James Barton and George Malone as organizers arrange local posts seeking accommodations across Bonners Ferry Lewiston Dubois Blackfoot and other towns.

Boise William Mitchell American Legion Idaho Lester F. Albert GC. Thompson John Regan Thompson National Legion Philadelhia Legion Mitchell Baron Fitts Los Angeles James F. Barton Indianapolis George W. Malone Carson City No Logis

Humberg Undergoes Appendicitis Operation at Soda Springs

R Humberg of Conds underwent an appendicitis operation at Soda Springs hospital and, according to latest reports, he is progressing nicely.

R. Humberg Conds Soda Springs Hospital

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