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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
8
Local items report visits by Mrs. Geo Cole Preston and Osron Pendrey family, Montpelier debaters, and a town meeting for road oversight. Notices mention Tabernacle conference, physical training demonstration, exhibit at Taesding Academy, and township information for residents.
A distraught woman storms into a newspaper office shouting for her paper and condemning reporters for not covering a baby birth. She rails against perceived bias and fairness, then storms out furious, leaving staff to reflect on the paper’s duty to the public.
Premiums will be awarded at the Ventpelier horse show. Events include stallions and brood mares classes with prizes noted for best lass, saddle and other categories. Details on divisions and premiums appear in the official program.
Bennington News notes a lively town with social events. A surprise supper for Mr and Mrs John Dunne occurred at Mr and Mrs Win Perkins’s rooms with oysters pies and cake. Bishop Wright married Ida Allenback in Logan. A supper and games were held at Mr and Mrs John Stevens. Relief Society plans a large celebration on the 17th. The Dramatic Company previews The Brookdale Farm. William Nelson Lindsay died at his brother’s home early Tuesday. funeral planned for Friday.
Aimmerman seeks heavy horses for Monday Viarebbo in Woutpeder and in Varin Tuesday Valeb tithed with sought riding and draft stock.
Excerpts note harness roadsters in a six grade event with a sweepstakes prize of ten dollars from Enos Harness Company. The text contrasts schooling with costly experience, urging practical shop knowledge. Montpelier resident W G Phelps visited Boise and barber shop humor ends with a charge for two hair cuts.
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