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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
7
Mrs Lena Stucki and daughter visit Salt Lake. numerous townsfolk, including O H Dunham Ideal Beach and W D Ream Dingle, travel for business or leisure. Local residents make trips to Ogden Logan Blackfoot Idaho Falls and Provo while others seek ads and services.
The column lists visiting merchants, clerks, and families from Paris and surrounding towns such as Salt Lake City Pocatello Lib erty Ovid St Charles Bear Lake Logan and Fish Haven. Notables include Amber Crawford J W Cook Merrett Shepherd Bishop Robert Schmid and Stock Bros preparing for a July 4 celebration.
Mrs John Norton of Ogden Utah visits at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis. An old resident of the city she plans to stay until after the Shep herd family reunion August 9 and 16. Fred Hauber tears away the old thing around the Browning building and stuccoing it with cement to improve the appearance after broken tiles.
Mrs. Hilda Sorenson of Bancroft visited her father Otto Kohter this week then left with her husband for Afton Utah where they will reside. Mr Sorenson will work as an auto mechanic at a local garage. John T Passey left for Preston and Morgan Utah for a short visit and hinted at a forthcoming marriage upon return.
Merchant F T Shepherd and family visited Mrs Milford Shep herd in Idaho Falls for a day of leisure. J R Pugmire reported good crops on At telope Flat and plenty of harvest expected. A Logan canyon collision caused by glare had minor damage with no injuries as traffic remained heavy and roads were well kept according to Motorcycle policeman Ames.
Bloomington residents and relatives frequent the area visiting relatives in Paris Montpelier Logan and Driggs. Local travelers include Ray Welker and family from Montpelier and Mrs Nellie Jacobson with friends Mrs Beatrice Welker and C O Christensen among others. A missionary shower for Bilder Fay Thornock hosted by Clarence and Ellen Thornock drew forty three guests with games music and light refreshments.
A Franklin man details a method to catch rabbits by spreading red pepper on rocks outside their burrows. When rabbits emerge they sniff the pepper and sneeze violently, causing head injuries against the rocks and fatal outcomes, as cited by the Boston Globe.
The Eriy slemish giants are the largest rabbits bred by American fanciers. They reach full development at about fifteen months, with bucks weighing 18 pounds or more and does not less than 15 pounds. The adult features a well developed dewlap appendage.
The halcyon days derive from a myth of the bird Halcyon building a nest on the Ben while laying eggs around December 21. The legend held the sea would be calm for about 14 days.
A description of a large Arctic bear known as Ursus Thalarctos martimus. It notes a length near nine feet and weight over a thousand pounds. The animal frequents shores and ice floes, swims well, preys largely on seals, and differs by creamy white color and long neck from other bears.
Doctor Neave of the Entomological Society of London warns that insects have destroyed at least ten percent of all crops used for food and clothing. He notes if checks on pest increases were removed, the entire world's vegetable growth could collapse in six months.
A sketch notes skis were invented by the Aryans in the sixth century for traversing vast central Asian plains. It mentions the first ski tournament held in Norway around 1879.
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