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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1921

Page

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Bear Lake County weighs road plans with federal aid talks

Montpelier Chamber of Commerce and Paris Commercial club discuss a 36 mile hard surfaced road from Fish Haven to Georgetown and how Bear Lake County might share the cost. Officials cite federal aid potential, local tax impacts, and required steps to secure funds, surveys, and bond elections before construction could start.

Bean Lake County Montpelier Bear Lake County Eueral St. Charles Bear Lake

City Mayor Calls Meeting at County Courthouse

City officials announce a public meeting at the county courthouse at 8 p.m. Citizens are urged to attend and participate in the session. Signed by city authorities.

Commercial Club Turkey Feed Highlights Paris Social Scene

The Paris Commercial Club held its annual turkey feed for members and guests with good will and lively entertainment. Dr. R. J. Sutton, Joseph Pendrédy and James Dunn led the banqueting committee, Second Ward Relief Society served a fine dinner, Roy A. Welker delivered the opening address, Louise Richards offered readings, and Billy Wiscomb performed readings and dances at the Paris Pavilion.

Paris Commercial Club R. J. Sutton Joseph Pendrédy James Dunn Second ‘Ward Relief ‘Society Pres Polly Lewis Paris Pavilion B- Murphy

Church notices set stake meeting for Saturday morning

The notice states a stake priesthood meeting will be held Saturday morning March 26 in the West ward at the usual time. A High Council meeting is planned Saturday morning at the stake office building at 10 a.m.

Oune High Council

Correction notice fixes local ad name error

A correction from Fish Haven clarifies an error in a prior local advertisement. The intended name was Paul Findlay Conley, not R. F. Corlessi, and the publication notes the amendment accordingly.

Fish Haven R. F. “Corlessi Paul Findlay _Conley

Electric light globes arrive in Paris for sale

We have just received one of the most extensive shipments of electric light globes ever brought into Paris. All sizes and shapes are available. Call at Paris Garage to see them.

Paris

Idaho Leader Major Reed Found Dead in Bannock Hotel Room

Major Reed, a prominent Idaho figure born in Jersey City, was found dead in his Bannock hotel room with the door locked and lights on. Physicians believed he died about ten hours earlier possibly from a brain hemorrhage or stroke. The death shocked the community as friends notified relatives and funeral arrangements awaited word on burial location. Reed had long guided Idaho migration efforts and the Idaho Reclamation Association and was involved in the Panama Pacific Exposition.

H. W.hall Bannock Hotel Idaho Puch Major Reed Jersey City New Jersey Fad Beer Kuhn Idaho Reclamation ‘Association Tribune West

Easter Program at Ward March 27 by FinParis Academy Choir

An Easter program presented by FinParis Academy Choir features an invocation, duets by Pearl Spencer and Eugene Rich, and an anthem by the academy choir. The event centers on Resurrection of Christ with selections including Talk Temptations of Christ and an Easter Anthem.

Finparis Moselle Michaelson Eugene Rich le Pearl Spencer Ieater S. BH Spencer Portia Skinner Academy

Open Shop Policy Reflections In Industry News

Editor notes reveal how industry followers discuss open shop policy as a social trend. The piece cites egg price declines and a broader commentary on newsroom practices, editors collecting news from many readers, and a tribute to a long serving civic figure from the west.

Lawrence Journal World

Farm Bureau Notes Detail Fish Haven Meeting

An open session at Fish Haven on March 21 saw about thirty farmers discuss Farm Bureau work. Officers elected include C C Shirley as chairman and C Stock as secretary. Leaders named cover live stock pest control dairy and crop improvement with plans for baiting gophers, cow tests for butter fat and tuberculosis, and a grain variety survey led by Mr Bolton to guide standardization.

Farm Bureau Fish- Haven C. C. Shirley Geo. D. Findlay John A. Int Will J Keep Paris Robert Waillentingwag Charley Wyler Richard Light David Bolton Temier Bolton

Fielding Academy Debaters Compete in Two Contests

Last Monday Fielding Academy hosted two debates on whether the United States should prohibit strikes in essential industries. Lauriel Stock and Tracey Shepherd argued the negative in Rexburg and lost 28 to 27, while Edna Bunn and Twaype Austin defended the affirmative in Paris. All four debaters showed strong effort as the academy’s first team faced more experienced visitors.

Fielding Academy United States Lauriel Stock Tracey Shepherd Rexburg Paris Edna Bunn Twaype Austin Academy Oneida Fough Mr. Har

Leiter Opera Company to Feature Classic Scenes at Lyceum

The Leiter Opera Company brings familiar scenes from Mikado La Bohème and Il Trovatore to the Fielding Lyceum program at the Paris Opera House. Hazel Huntley Martha Cook Joseph Kendrick and others headline with Harrison Burch on piano. A large audience is expected under manager M. D. Low.

Il Trovatore Leiter Opera Company Leiter Company Hazel Huntley Firt Congregational Church Evanston Martha Cook Orchestra Hall Chicago Joseph Kendrick Woodlawn Park Presbyterian Church Clayon Quayle Harrison Burch Lyceum Leiter—bight—Opera_Company Fielding Lyceum Paris Opera House Wesday M. D. Low

Notice to Stake and Ward Religion Class Workers

Notice announces a meeting for stake and ward religion class workers at the First Ward Meeting House after Priesthood dismissal on Saturday March 26. E M Allred, stake superintendent, states he witnessed an exceptionally engaging high school debate, praising Fielding's debaters for their strong work and high performance.

Ike Buke Ward First Ward Oneida Fielding

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