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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
8
Classified notes report several sale items including a modern home near main street in Paris Idaho with inquiries to John Wilks P O Box 119 Paris Idaho and a span of work horses advertised by Carry E Windley in St Charles Idaho.
James L. Dunford of Paris Idaho offers 160 acre dry farm bordering Montpelier city limits with house barn chicken house and city water hydrant. Can be bought for less than half price on own terms. Also selling a thoroughbred jersey cow that will freshen early May. Call or write James L. Dunford Paris Idaho.
A social was held in the Paris Second ward meeting house Wednesday evening hosted by ward Primary officers. Forty attendees and their partners enjoyed sprit games and a Dutch supper, with all reporting an enjoyable time.
Billie Dove stars in The Painted Angel at Rich Theatre with Edmund Lowe as her lead, portraying cabaret hostesses on Heartbreak Lane. The film features a veteran cast, novelty dance numbers, original songs, and is a First National Vitaphone 100 percent dialogue production pursuing a fast-paced New York nightclub tale.
Dale Bee seven dies in Soda Springs from spinal meningitis after measles and whooping cough. He is survived by his parents one sister and three brothers. Seward Davis of Jerome dies at St Valentine Home Wendell after gallstone operation at 33. survived by widow two sons parents two brothers and two sisters. funeral held in Jerome.
Funeral services were held at the Dingle ward chapel for the year old baby of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bird who died of pneumonia following measles. Bishop A H Oakey directed the service with speakers Henry Cook and J W Sirring and music by district school students under Mrs. Ada Oake.
Manager Bob Shawkey of the New York Yankees reveals the opening series lineup against the Athletics in Philadelphia. Outfielders Combs Ruth and Cooke. infield Lazzeri Koenig and Chapman. Dickey catching. Hoyt to fill another spot. The group shifts from last year mainly with Cooke and Chapman as new major leaguers.
A marriage license was issued at the County Clerk's office to Orland Eddins of Thayne and Ada Sessions of Afton Wyoming. The ceremony was performed by Deputy Clerk W Smith Hoge.
The Fifth district declamatory contest will be at Frazier hat at Pocateco on Friday March 21 starting at 10 am. Morning sessions cover National oratorical and state oratorical. afternoon features extemporaneous dramatic and humorous. night hosts the one act play. Northern sub district winner Blackfoot. southern sub district held at Malad Paris Preston and Montpelier. Final district championship decided by dual debate on March 21. Interdistrict contests at Blackfoot follow with state finals planned later.
David S Beekman reports five years of declining health improved by Sargon. He says the medicine restored vigor and sleep, cured nerves, appetite, digestion, and dizziness. He credits Sargon's treatment for added years and vitality and notes Paris Drug Co. as local agents.
A reader argues taxes are a burden and suggests shifting some load from taxpayers by better distributing school funds. He seeks data on dollars paid into county school funds and how they are allocated, promising future facts to help light the burden while preserving educational spending. He signs HH. H. BROOMHEAD.
Utah Idaho Lions clubs select Pocatello for the 1980 district convention on May 9 and 10 with past District Governor Leo Hanson as convention chair. Officers from 32 of 45 clubs attend briefings and plans for the Denver international gathering July 16 to 18 are discussed.
Idaho horsemen inquire if enough slaughter horses exist to justify sending crews to gather wild horses. Dr A J Dickman notes possible 8000 horses could be secured from Owyhee county but lacks data on other ranges.
A Philadelphian killed himself and left a puzzling note weaving through marriages and family ties. He describes marrying a widow with a grown child, his father marrying his stepdaughter, and a chain that makes him both husband and grandfather. The note ends with the claim he is his own grandfather.
Quick sale offered for a gas boat named Columbia at Bear Lake. Gill nets also available. Write or see 8. E. Rich, P. O. Box 23, Paris Idaho. m-18-20.
Prof Pendleton Howard joins the law faculty after joining last fall. A Columbia graduate he spent two years in England studying criminal law and procedure, an area where he is recognized as an authority. He served eight years as an assistant prosecuting attorney in New York County.
Census officials note that a three acre farm or dairy near cities counts as a farm if 1929 crop value meets 250 dollars, and larger than three acres qualifies regardless of yield. The base definition of a farm remains land directly farmed by one person or household. consistent definitions are essential for valid cross census comparisons.
The University of Idaho College of Law adds a Criminal Procedure and Administration course to its curriculum. Dean W A Masterson says the course aligns law college work with the Idaho bar, preparing students for prosecutorial careers.
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