Veterans Meet Swift In Boise For War Benefits Info
War veterans of Paris met E A Swift government liaison during a two day Boise visit. He outlined compensation vocational training hospitalization and war risk insurance and urged reinstatement of lapsed policies. More than 200 in the district have begun self projects and over 600 are training for agricultural pursuits with stipends aiding land setup. Nearly 1 000 veterans will receive diplomas as rehabilitation advances.
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Paris
E. A. Swift
Veterans’ Bureau
McCarty
Boise
Idaho
Swift
Bureau
Richness of Milk Not Altered by Feed Type Says Expert
A correspondent asks if feeding 2 off meal or rich feeds changes milk richness. The expert says milk richness is determined by the cow’s heredity and breed, not by diet, though liberal feeding increases total milk volume. Farmers are advised to feed cows well for higher output even if fat content remains constant.
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Jersey
Forest Taylor Returns to Stage After Two Year Hiatus
Forest Taylor and company arrived this morning en route from California to perform The Ghost Between by Vincent Lawrence. The production, seen for a solid year at the 39th Street Theatre in New York, drew a capacity house tonight for Taylor's return to the city.
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Forest ‘Taylor,and Company
Enroute
California
Vincent Lawrence
39Th Street
New York
Taylor
Chiling
Cheese shipments total 519000 across eight plants
Mutual Creamery Company shipped three carloads of cheese valued at 19000 dollars from eight plants in Paris Montpelier Georgetown Idaho Randolph and Laketown Utah Thayne Grover Etna and Fairfield Wyoming during the end of its fiscal year. In January the Paris plant paid patrons over 300000 dollars for butterfat and milk as the company prepares circular guidance on milk handling for sending to plants across three states.
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Montpelier
Mutual Creamery Company
Paris
Georgetown
Idaho
Randolph and Laketown
Utah
Thayne
Grover
Etna
Fairfield
Wyoming
Plant
Big Idea presented by local talent at Paris Opera House
The First ward mutuals staged The Big Idea last Thursday in the Paris Opera House to a full house. The three act drama depicted James Howard a bank president who embezzles funds and, driven by desperation, seeks 25000 to cover the shortfall while contemplating life insurance beneficiary theft. Richard Howard his son and a writer takes responsibility, guiding the plot through a tense sequence of scenes as personal and financial stakes rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Paris Opera House
James Howard
Richard Howard
Cast list fragments for a show or play notes
Fragmented cast list includes Richard Howard Teller Dunford James Howard and others with surnames Caswell Buzene Byrne Gilmore Bingham Foster Longhurst Allred and Athay. Text shows mis spaced names and stray letters suggesting OCR errors and unclear roles.
Local notes from the town 用
Mr John Maileon is hospitalized at home. Mr and Mrs John A Hunt have influenza and stay home this past week. Wilkes and Lola Taylor of Paris visited friends over the weekend. Relief Society held its annual party in the Amusement hall with an afternoon program and lunch, followed by a dance. Miss Violet Olsen of Star Valley is visiting her sister Mrs Dell Williamson.
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John—Maileon
Auterltiealy
John A Hunt
Wilkes
Lola Taylor
Paris
Relief Society
Violet Olsen
Star Valley
Dell Williamson
Lanark Items and Family Moves to Rexburg
Mr. David Brown and his daughter Edna returned to Lanark from Rexburg last Thursday. Brown has bought a Rexburg home and plans to move soon. Edna, a graduate nurse from the Utah Idaho hospital, has been nursing in Idaho Falls and will return there Thursday to work at Spencer hospital. The ward Relief Society held its annual party with dinner at one and afternoon games. The M IA ward presented the play A Noble Outcast in OvIA last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brown
Edna
Lanark
Rexburg
Brown
Utah-Idaho Hospital
Idaho Falls
Spencer Hospital
Ward Relief Society
City mass meeting to nominate candidates and elect committee
In accordance with session laws Idaho 1921 a mass meeting is set for March 31 at 8 p.m. in the county court to nominate city candidates and elect an executive committee. Ward Sutton city mayor urges residents to attend and participate.
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Idaho
Sutton
Twin Falls Sugar Beet Growers Benefit From Early Payments
Twin Falls farmers received more than 12000 dollars in advance payments on the 1923 sugar beet crop from the Amalgamated Sugar Company. The note indicates a bright outlook for sugar beets this year with payments due before the scheduled June date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Amalgamated& Sugax Company
Hean Suger
Twin Falls County
Ovid Ward Installs New Mutual Officers
At the ward mutual meeting in Ovid on Sunday evening the Y M M I A officers changed hands. Laura Parker, Leone Nelson and Maurita Sorenson released as counselors. Nellie Olson, Georgia Peterson and Leda Jensen installed. In the Young Men's Association Charles Parker released as second counselor. Peter Nelson named successor.
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Ward
Ovid
Stake Mutual
Roy A. Welker
Iran Hayward
Paris
Y M
Laura Parker
Leone Nelson
Maurita Sorenson
Nellie Olson
Georgia Peterson
Leda Jensen
Young Men's Association
Chas
Parker
Peter Nelson
Montpelier County Clerk Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Montpelier and county clerk but details are unreadable. This item appears to be a public notice or notice related to county clerk duties with missing surrounding context.
Sugar Beet Growth Prompts Bear Lake County Factory Talks
Heber C. Austin helped lay the Lehi Sugar Factory corner stone and sugar beet farming expands in Bear Lake County. Meetings in Georgetown Montpelier Liberty and Paris drew farmers and business leaders as about 100 acres of beets were contracted with plans to double. The company offers drills at no charge, seed at 20 cents per pound, and 65 cents per acre seeding, with costs deducted from first beet deliveries. Freight up to one dollar per ton covered and local grower guidance provided. Potential pea factory and phosphate mine operations discussed, but beet development seen as most impactful for Bear Lake County. Ball urged growers to press for local processing to force factory establishment. What would a sugar factory mean to Bear Lake County?
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Heber C. Austin
Lehi
Ane
Ahd
Idaho
Austin
Georgetown
Montpelier
Liberty
Paris
EBS
Bear Lake County
Yea Bo French Dressing Stirs Cooks and Customs
A fragment notes cost of Yea Bo French dressing and compares it to a pearl. Mentions usage on salad and as a beauty compliment for a pretty girl, reflecting social commentary on value and fashion.
Paper Prices Rise Across Markets Amid Labor Strikes
Western reports indicate a 5 to 10 percent price jump in nearly all grades of printing paper. Causes include higher mill wages at International Paper and Holyoke mills, a Swedish pulp strike reducing supply, and low river levels limiting ground wood pulp output. If unrest lasts weeks, price increases may expand by 1.2 cents per pound.
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Compa
International Paper Company
Holyoke
Mass
Sweden
Mississippi
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Fragmentary dialogue on ice cream and arithmetic values
The readable lines show a banter about ice cream and a joke on measuring portions. Tom and Harry discuss feeding a blonde and studying arithmetic with a claim that one gal equals four quarts. The text is fragmentary and lacks full context.
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Tom
Harry
Grandma Oakey Commemorated With Birthday Party
A birthday celebration honored Grandma Mary A Oakey at her daughter Mrs C W Wallertine’s home. Forty friends and relatives from Paris Montpelier and Dingle attended, sharing talks and stories of early Bear Lake valley days. Oakey, a Paris arrival in 1865, will turn 79 on March 28, with the event held early due to travel conditions.
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Mary A. Oakey
C. W.wallertine
Paris
Montpelier
Dingle
Sarah Ashley
John Bird
Lillias
Amelia Hoge
Crandell Dunn
Ludlum
Hyrum = Dayton
Henry Nate
Joe Lewis
Old
England
Grandma” Oakey
Bear Lake Valley
Union Pacific Extends Scholarships to Girls in Idaho Club Work
The Union Pacific announces extended scholarship terms for 1923 to include girls in county club work alongside boys. The plan offers a 76 dollar stipend plus transportation to the University of Idaho in Moscow, with agricultural requirements and species allocations outlined, aiming to boost participation and support rural youths.
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Union Pacific
Idaho Agricultural College
C. R. Gray
Missionary Appreciative Note From Yankton Post
A reader in Yankton South Dakota thanks the Paris Post for the home paper and shares a clipping from Aberdeen about a former Mormon who lectures against the faith. The message also advertises land for sale with 80 acres dry farm at 7590 per acre and 26 acres ready for seeding plus 60 acres hay land with easy terms from Richard Sleight.
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Yankton
Dakota
Paris Post
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Mormon” Church
Richard Sleight
Phosphate Mine Purchased by Seattle Firm
The Pacific Fertilizer Company of Seattle bought Black Jack Phosphate mine one mile west of Bloomington for 8000 dollars. F S Irwin and H W-Honatinger represented Seattle and other phosphate holdings nearby may also be purchased.
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Pacific Fertilizer Company
Seattle
Washington
F. S. Irwin
H W—Honatinger
Black Jack
Bloomington
First Ward Relief Society Celebrates Anniversary
The First Ward Relief Society marked its anniversary in the ward chapel with a program inclucing singing of Joseph Smiths first prayer and High on the Mountain Top, readings by Mrs Amny Clayton and Mrs Emily Rich, minutes read by Mrs Ida Dunn, a life sketch of Pres Margaret, a duet by Kate Rich and Clara Stucks, and refreshments after the event.
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First Ward Relief Society
Ward Chapel
Joseph Smiths
Eliza Cook
Pres
Margaret
Emma Clayton
Amny Clayton
Ida Dunn
Relief Society
Paris
Chris Tueller
Innes
Clara Stucks
Emily Rich
Kate Rich
Department store upgrades with mezzanine and new display windows
The department store plans a mezzanine floor and department remodeling with up-to-date shelving. Front building expansion will add large display windows and sidewalk access. An additional story will provide more office space upstairs.
Adventures of Grand Pa largest attraction of season
A three act drama titled The Adventures of Grand Pa will be presented March 28 in Paris Second Ward by local mutuals. The plot follows a grandson seeking to appear married to satisfy his grandfather, with a humorous alibi built around a pretend wife. Cast includes Montgomery Ray and Lucy Hunter among others. seniors over 65 admitted free.
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Grandpa
Paris
St. Charles
Liberty
Dingle and
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Ovid Ward
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Arenes
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Ettie Bird
Walter Bird
Mra Bara Passey
Loneta Oakey
Wh. B Stucks
Mereta Quayle
Russell Oakey
Junion-Pacific
Sincerely, Fenton Allred
Montgomery Ray
Jesse Hymas Tod Hunter
McKay Pugmire
Otis Hammerhead
Wiseseeeees
Edwin T
McCormack
QO. H. Grimmett
Lucy Hunter
Sama Td
Veseeneees
Crucilla Passey
Dorothy May
Jennie Grimmett
Marie Ribeau
Emily Vallentine
Pansy Hopsgotch
Bertha Hoge Kloompy
Copenhagen
Bertha Wyler
Eur
Reed Bunn
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