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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
6
Montpelier hosts the Stake M I A Gold and Green Ball on March 21 at the high school gym with plans for good music and sociable time. Local figures Jesse Shidigger and Wayne Davis attend events. Job and real estate notices appear amid community updates.
Hymns of Preston were among out of town visitors at the funeral services held Tuesday for J Henry Davis father to Mrs Hymas. Mrs J Henry Davis and family express appreciation for sympathy and aid shown during bereavement. Seymour G Sleight manager Sleight's Produce Exchange returned home Saturday from a week long business trip to Salt Lake and Utah points. Milton Findlay mechanic Findlay Auto Co returned Saturday from a Salt Lake City convention of Ford mechanics.
Bennington county seat visitors include residents from Liberty and Montpelier. Farm owner President Wright is praised as a leading agriculur ist. News covers couples Matthews King Hess and local boy scouts denouncing vandalism amid a bear Lake County job ad.
Dr Frederick W Cook a physician explorer was released on parole from Leavenworth federal prison after nearly five years. He claimed aerial polar expeditions supported his 1908 North Pole discovery and planned to study narcotic degeneration cures in Chicago with friend and fellow explorer Dr P F Thompson. He entered prison for mail fraud with a 14 year 9 month sentence and said he may return to Texas eventually.
Peter Rasumssen, very ill, was taken to Caribou hospital in Soda Springs. He underwent a serious operation Monday and is reported in critical condition. Mrs. Floyd of St Charles visited briefly. Mrs. Thornock suffers from flu pneumonia. The primary conference drew many attendees with student reports and remarks by stake officers. The old folks party in Amusement Hall was a success with supper, program, and dancing. Clarence Poulsen and wife returned to Cokeville Wyoming after visiting relatives. Miss Juanita Thornock, moved to Montpelier hospital last week for double pneumonia and is improving.
Colleen Moore stars in a vaudeville like musical number as dozens of dancing girls perform a chorus in Smiling Irish Eyes a full length talking and singing First National Vitaphone picture opening next Monday at the Rich Theatre with elaborate stage presentation and catchy melodies.
The stage episode is arranged by Larry Ceballos noted New York stage director. Colleen Moore debuts in dialogue and sings songs from My Darling and Smiling Irish Eyes. James Hall co stars as Moore's leading man in Smiling Irish Eyes produced by John McCormick for First National Vitaphone Pictures with Ireland as the backdrop.
A poem delivered to an elderly audience on aging and faith. It contrasts youth and aging, notes hair whitening and dyeing, and expresses hope in God’s care. The piece closes with a reference to a patient recovery of Miss Hortense Beck after an appendectomy at Montpelier hospital.
Bear Lake Grain Growers Inc local committee met in Montpelier City Hall on March 8 to discuss joining the Federal Farm Board plan and to sign up growers. Committeemen across towns were listed and urged to finalize signups within two weeks to address warehousing concerns and contracts.
The quotation argues that statewide progress hinges on building roads. It asserts local prosperity depends on proactive county efforts, urging residents to stay awake and not rely on others. The speaker, H. H. Broomhead, stresses collective action to prevent external blame and ensure regional advancement.
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