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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
8
Montpelier and Paris residents are noted in a string of brief items. Names include Wallace Averill Alice Humpherygs Calvin Smedley Jennie Grimmett Lucile Hall and Mrs. Mildred Rich among others. Attentions cover visits, moves, medical helpers, restaurant praise, and hotel staff changes.
Miss Myrtle Davidson leads a countywide Home Demonstration effort with Miss Jacobson and Miss Prang. A Georgetown meeting drew 35 farmers for a program on Dairying Crop Improvement and Pest Control. Women formed outfits in millinery, Lottie Bacon named clothing group leader. Paris Farm Bureau meeting set for March 23 to organize and plan dress form classes.
The annual meeting will be held in the Titiling office Friday evening March 18 1921 at 8 o'clock p m for the usual business and other matters that may come before the meeting Wm L Rich President Frank Bolton Secretary
Meeting for stake and ward religion class workers after Priesthood dismissal at the First Ward meeting house Saturday March 26. BH. M. Allred stake superintendent.
The new cigarette law could curb smoking and reduce crime by limiting imports. A $50 annual license tax to sell cigarettes and a $500 fine for violators would raise revenue for cities and the state, Franklin County Citizen notes.
A Laketown group staged a charitable play after which proceeds fund a missionary cause. The town discusses old building improvements, relief society events, and ritual gatherings as spring approaches, with locals returning from winter work and looking for jobs.
A Montpelier meeting note describes a farm bureau gathering held Tuesday. Reports mention Elder Nye's illness, Charley Brown's death from stomach cancer in Salt Lake, and a funeral at Liberty meeting house. The play Rebecca’s Triumph entertained a crowded audience, with proceeds aiding M.Y.A. members. Edwin Austin visited the area. a new Singer sewing machine ad is noted.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Grimmett year and Bons Contractors in a dispute record. It references Cément and Wood in unclear context. No further details are readable to identify dates or outcomes. The readable text suggests a construction or contract matter with names attached.
Paris Garage announces a large import of electric light globes of all kinds and sizes. Customers are invited to inspect before purchase at the Paris store.
The notice outlines extra special prices on items such as Bear Brand syrup Kellogs cereal flakes corn meal and lard with varied price points. It lists California Prunes Turkey Red flour peaches pears berries and sliced pineapples with dozens of unit prices and quantities. It also notes expectations that sugar may rise further and claims ample stock on hand.
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