Paris Boy Homespun News and Local Notices
Local item list includes Mr and Mrs Dung of Georgetown visiting son James Daub for nursing Wm Clark ill with pneumonia. Ezra Price announces birth of their son in Heber City. Paris Mutual basketball vs Star Valley High on Saturday. Various local visits, sales, and hunts at the Paris scene. A local piano tuner will visit. calves sold to Hyde Park buyers. Gus Weilemann marries Louise Huber in Salt Lake Temple.
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Mrs Dung
Georgetown
James*Daub
Ezra Price
Heber City
Gustave A. Weilemann
Benedicts
Louise Huber
Salt Lake Temple
Gus
Kind of Letters to Write Soldiers Continued
Encouragement from home, not sob stuff, keeps soldiers motivated. Women urged to send uplifting letters to sons and brothers at camp, shaping morale. mothers and sisters urged to change their tone, stay positive, and support the army.
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Sis
Advice to Farmers on Crop Suitability and Storage
The article advises farmers to plant only well adapted crops that can be properly cultivated and harvested. It stresses limiting growth to crops for which safe storage can be provided in cases of necessity.
Bear-bake Stake Quarterly Conference Held in Paris
Quarterly conference of the Bear-bake-Stake will be held at the stake tabernacle in Paris on March 23 and 24 to mark the division’s first gathering. Stake leaders seek high attendance with speakers from Salt Lake City present, promising a strong start and good atmosphere for attendees.
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Stake Tabernacle
Paris
Salt City Lake
Charity Ball for Red Cross in Paris Pavilion
The Red Cross Unit of Paris announces a Charity Ball on Friday March 23 at the Paris Pavilion. Proceeds support Red Cross work with materials. The organizing committees include Mrs H Rich as chairperson Advertising and several assistants. Refreshments and decorations are planned and the Montpelier Orchestra will provide music. Tickets are $1.00 with extra lady 25 cents.
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Red Cross Unit of
Paris
Red Cross
H. Rich
Smith Hoge
Libbie Rich
Emma Innis
Agnes May
Stanley Howel
Arthur Pentrey
May Shepherd
Jenny Grimmett
Mercy Price
Ellis Straw
Wm. Price
L. Innis
C. Shepherd
Orson Gilmbett
Annie Innis
Montpelier Orchestra
War Trade Board issues personal shipment license abroad
The War Trade Board announces a special license allowing small personal shipments from the United States to individuals serving in the Army Navy or American Red Cross abroad. It excludes shipments to POWs and aims to remove the need for individual export licenses while mail shipments follow post office rules. If limits are needed later notice will be given.
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The
War Trade Board
United States
United States Army
Navy
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Post Office Department
War Production and Food Supply Updates From National Briefs
Government reports detail rifle and cartridge output with 400 million dollars spent and 200 officers 80 000 men and 10 000 women in rifle and cartridge manufacture. Sugar supplies for industry and households promised as car shortages ease. Cuba shipments rise and coke oven waste assessed at 1 850 000 horsepower daily.
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United States
Secretary of War
Ordnance Experte
Europe
United States Army
Washington
Food Administration
Cuba
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Clarence Rich
Wm Clark
Paris "Mutual
Star Valley High School
Milo.Anderson
Star Valley
Andeson
Kate Collings
RRS
IR. Owen
Utah Power & Light Co
Mr. Trowbridge
Montpelier
Miss Mercy Price
Main Street
G. W. Nebeker Franklin
Idaho
Hull
G. O Walton
Arthur Budge
Hyde Park
Ke, M-Pugmire
St. Charles
Washington Ac
Bicknell
Wer-Gardene Liberty Loan
Bloomington
J. Logan Dunford
Camp Lewis
France
Great Northern R. A
O. K
R. R
J. Logan
James L. Dunford
Grant
Vancouver
Mr. Dunford
Quartery Conference
N. Kunz
Daho
Aly Agate Son
E.L. Burgoyne & Sons
Shepherd Clothing Store
Suium Tu
Federal Land Banks
Federal Farm Loan Board
Federal
Michigart
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Come
Horton Electric
Shepherd Hardware
Hee
Rochester
Simnal Corps
Cheinis Hive
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