The Paris Post Marks Fifty Years In Bear Lake Valley
A fifty year milestone honors The Paris Post as a fixed institution in public affairs. The note recalls early pioneer days, equipment, independence, and service to Bear Lake Valley, with references to Westward printing, the Oregon trail, and early Indian language presses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Bear Lake Valley
Paris Post
Pioneer
West
Paris
Iue Valley
Idaho
California
Utah
Plains
Pacific Coast
Cape Horn
Marcus Whitman
Samuel Spalding
Oregon Trail
Columbia River
Redman
Spalding
Walla Wlala
Fort Vancouver
Hawaiian Islands
Columbia
Kansas
Baptist Mission
Kansas City
Mission
Moral in a optimistic hen echoes through hard times
A columnist extols a hen that keeps digging for worms and turning them into profits despite tough ground and dry spells. She adapts, works around obstacles, and never complains, earning eggs and prosperity while critics question conditions.
Mary had some little chickens and Martha May Smith
A garbled mix of anecdotes notes Martha May Smith attends Taylor University in Indiana with 150 White Leghorns helping fund her education. It mentions ambitions, a taxi driver turned taxidermist joke, and scattered lines about a flu germ name and stockings. The fragment ends with incomplete references to football players and a senator.
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Mary
Martha May Smith
Taylor University
Indiana
Pennsylvania Ng
Taft Praised For Idaho Service And State Roads
A reminiscence extols Taft as secretary of war and friend to Idaho, lauding his role in backing law and order during unrest. The piece notes Idaho’s two day highway session and a one year program, highlights road and tourist development, farm business vitality, and the need for year round local market access. It emphasizes roads to scenic areas and county marketing routes as key to Idaho’s growth.
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William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Idsho
Idaho
Geedee
National Despond
Denver
Colorado
Beating Back Critics in Paper Circles
A columnist argues readers often demand impractical changes to a newspaper, comparing readers to hotel guests. He notes many accept imperfect dishes but some single out disliked items, seeking to dictate editorial choices rather than considering broader readership.
Students fail to taste raw versus pasteurized milk
In Boulder at the University of Colorado a journalism class blindfolded 21 students to compare tastes of raw and pasteurized milk. The test aimed to determine if pasteurized milk should be crusaded for, but students could not distinguish the two by taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
For Sale 100 Head of Sheep Trade for Cattle
Notice offers 100 head of good sheep for sale or trade for cattle. Inquiries to Chester Transtrum in St Charles Idaho. Price £20 11 shillings.
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Chester
St. Charles
Ida
Randolph Items Recap From Rich County Reaper
Local briefs note J A Smith returns from Salt Lake City. Kennedy brothers visit father James Kennedy in Ogden Dee hospital. Norrises ill in past week. Mail routes altered July 1 1930 affecting Randolph Utah Paris Idaho and Evanston Wyoming. J F Jackson and A G Rex visited Kemmerer. Victor Satterthwaite remains active around Randolph. Merchants and show manager left for Salt Lake. Local families depart for East Lake City. Mrs Ray Osborn injures finger at sewing machine.
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Rich County Reaper
J. A Smith
Salt Lake City
Carl
Oscar Kennedy
James Kennedy
Dee Hospital
Ogden
Walter Norris
Standolph
Utah
Evanston
Wyo
Arthur Barton
Joe Wamsley
North
Randolph Utah
Paris
Idaho
John H. Jensen
F. H. Jackson
A. G. Rex
Kemmerer
Victor Satterthwaite
Rich County Assesosr
Randolph
Salt Lake
Bishop
Lawrence Johnson
Wm. Johnson
Orville Jackson
East Lake City
Ray Osborn
Kunz Family Attendance at Several Events in Bern
Mr and Mrs Alma Kunz attended the funeral of Bert Pope in Garden City with Miss Gladys Pope from Falndro. Delmar Kunz and daughter Ramona returned from Los Angeles where they worked the winter. Mrs Abel Kunz came home from Salt Lake City after attending her sister's funeral. Newel Clark of Georgetown visited Bern. Mrs Hebert Kunz hosted. A rural high school meeting took place with visitors A J Winters Bishop W L Perkins Arthur S Richards and Bishop Jared Parker from Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Kunz
Georgetown
Hebert Kunz
Bern
A. J. Winters
W L. Perkins
Arthur 8. Richards
Montpelier
Jared Parker
Bennington
Visitors from Montpelier and Ovid Called on Kunz Family
Willard Kunz of Montpelier and Mr and Mrs Alf Jensen of Ovid visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm J Kunz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Kunz
Montpelier
Alf Jensen
Ovid
Wm. J. Kunz
Farewell Testimonial for Lydia Gibbons in Garden City
A ward meeting last Friday honored Lydia Gibbons who departs for the Southern states mission on March 12. A dance raised a purse to assist her, with songs, readings, and remarks by local residents, followed by a Saturday evening shower at her parents home. Hospitalized Charles Hansen returned home from Soda Springs. Local people attended various visits and trips, including Lutz, Edna Allen, Kennedy, and the A C Round-up course in Logan.
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Ward
Lydia Gibbons
Southern States
America
N J Hodges
Reading
Maggie Hildt
Buhla Sims
Cora Lutz
Libby Cook
Paris
Leon Loveland
Velma Earley
Clarence Cook
Miss Gibbons
Fred and
Lillian Hildt
Jennie Lutz
Stella Benson
Irene Calder
Merin Cook
Grama Lydia Gpek
Norma Hodges
Effie
LaVern Sprouse
Lowell Pope
Fay Hodges
Parley
Theora Hodges
Lois Sprouse
Charles Hansen
Soda Springs
Court Lutz
Edna Allen
Logan
Miss Kennedy
Randolph
St Charles mural event crowns Lois Floyd queen
Friday evening at the mural hall in St Charles the gold and green ball crowned Miss Lois Floyd queen. The hall was decorated beautifully but a misunderstanding limited turnout, though Thog did participate.
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Lois Floyd
Thog
Residents share visits across towns and states this week
Miss Connie Alfred returns home after weeks with her sister in Kemmerer Wyoming. Mrs. Stafford Cleveland spent last week in Paris with her daughter Mrs Russell Clayton. Mrs Ella Hoganson of Freedom Wyoming visits her mother Mrs Johanna Peters on health concerns.
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Connie Alfred
Kemmerer
Wyo
Stafford Cleveland
Paris
Russell Clayton
Ella Hoganson
Freedom
Johanna Peterson
Eliza Denio
Mary B. Linford
R. P Nelson
Montpelier
Wilhelmina Nelson
Wendell Floyd
Mrs. Floyd
Agnes Nelson
Leo
Hom
Emery Welling
EB. R. Bates
Grantlyville
Utah
Wanda Michaelson
St Charles
Lizzie Keetch
Idaho Falls
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