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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1918

Page

1

Idaho bankers back farmers with $200000 seed loan plan

Idaho bankers and the state council of defense approve a cooperative plan to finance seed wheat for spring planting. Subscriptions totaling $200,000 would be raised by banks on a proportional basis to fund loans, with funds disbursed as needed to southern Idaho where seed wheat is scarce, under trusteeship and defined restrictions.

Idaho Bankera State Council of Defense Bryan Hansen State—Council State Council Bankers’association Idaho State Council

Letters From Missionaries Describe Canada and West Virginia

Two letters from Mormon missionaries detail life in Muskoka Ontario and West Virginia. The first notes strict Sabbath observance in Canada, patriotic drives, Red Cross support, and Muskoka as a growing tourist area with harsh winter cold yet hospitable locals. The second praises missionary work in the North West Virginia Conference, growth of Book of Mormon literature, multilingual translations, and efforts to persuade locals of the church’s truths amid lingering prejudice.

The Post Canada States Ontario Quebec Red Cross Muskoka Tavé Amos B. Hulme Editeur Paris North W. Va West Va Mormon Church Jesus Christ

Edward Bischoff Buys Gottlieb Tueller Ranch in Geneva

Last Thursday Edward Bischoff purchased the Gottlieb Tueller ranch in Geneva for 6300 dollars. He plans to develop a strong milch cow herd and start a milk and cream business, citing faith in his hometown and the region’s potential. The note mentions local figures, farms, and community life including Y M M J A events and a Fish Haven military service list.

Edward Bischoff Gottlieb Tueller Geneva F. W. Boehme Wisconata Asan Hillier Charley Taeller Lawrence Cashbrook John HB Blechert Louis Bieghert Montpetier

Hooverized Oatmeal Muffins and Corn Rolls Recipe Note

A scanned home recipe page gives instructions for Hooverized Oatmeal Muffins using oatmeal water ratio, milk variation, eggs and fat with baking 25 to 30 minutes yielding 10 to 12 muffins. Also includes Parker House Corn Rolls with corn meal butter dough and milk mixture. A biblical-styled blessing from Elder Everett Mecham closes the page.

Parker-House Parker

Physicians Hold Montpelier Meeting on Quarantine Rules

The State Health Board secretary met in Montpelier to discuss quarantine authority for contagious diseases like smallpox. Attending physicians will notify the board, which will order quarantine, tightening enforcement. After the talks, local doctors hosted a banquet, and a marriage license was issued to Carl Skinner and Venus Wallantine with a quick ceremony by Clerk Broomhead.

State Health Board Montpelier Board of Hearth Carl Skinner Venus Wallantine Broomhead Noonan

War Lecture in Montpelier by Dr Culberton on World Food Shortage

Dr. Culberton, traveler and Food Administration adviser, will speak in Montpelier on March 16 1948 at 8 p m about causes of the world food shortage and how the U S and its allies must save food to avert famine. He notes Europe’s hunger, Britain France and Italy wartime declines, and cites his roles at College of Emporis and degrees from Cincinnati and Chicago. Public urged to attend and support the Paris pavilion charity bail event.

Europe Asia Minor Culberton Food Administration Holland America Washington Dr. Culberton Italy Germany Iere France Culbertson College of Emporis Kansas University of Cincinnati University of Chicago Lenox Wissouri Valley Montpelier England

Primary Red Cross Effort Yields 1098 Articles

The Primary Stake Board thanks officers and children for producing 1098 Red Cross items in January and February including 87 pillows 75 hot water bag covers 137 comfort kits 8 afghans and 293 wash cloths. The General Board praises the quality and urges reuse of worn woolen garments for afghans.

Goldiers Nladen Stake General Board Salt Lake City Bear Lake Stake Board

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P.O. O Ferulta Fish Haven Vancouver Bénor Thane Sam Sidney Stock Aviation Corps Arnold Hiickson Machine Gun Gilbert Conley Field Artillery Herbert Pugmire Coast Guard Sam _Curless Navy John Gardner Burns Erickson Henry Smith Sol Conley Wford Loveland Richard Nelson John Waterlaus Timberman Ong Hille of Judea Bethleham Everett Mecham
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