27 Years Ago in Paris and Bear Lake Valley
A reader column recalls 27 years ago in Paris and Bear Lake Valley with notices of social visits, a prostrated manager after eating canned tomatoes, a sailboat mishap near South Eden, and local events. Elder J H Denio spoke on The Signs of Christ's Coming, a new ward fence was installed, and additions were planned at residences. Georgetown Gossip notes health, a Sunday School entertainment, and praise for Supt. Hoff’s efforts in funding library books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. R. Shepherd
Paris Met. Co
John A.sutton
John
J. H. Denio
Second Ward
Christ
Arthur Budge
J. C. Rich
Joe
South Eden
Georgetown
John Hess
N. Sorensen
Bernardo del Carpis
Alma Hesg
Darkey
Rienz
James Dunn
John G. Hoff
Amateurs Shine as Hidden Talent Promises Stage Revival
The article notes that despite amateur performances on stage, hidden talent exists awaiting proper inducement. The completion of the new meeting house is pushed for occupancy by fall, with plans for dramatic and entertaining events to combat monotony. It highlights a vocal music school led by Rev. Frank Smith and a youth singing program under his guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etharey
Frank-Smith
Frank
Smallpox Outbreaks Rise Across North America in 1920 1921
The article cites the Literary Digest noting a widespread smallpox outbreak across North America and parts of Europe, with spike in cases in the United States due to lax vaccination laws. It warns that countries with state vaccination requirements report no outbreaks and urges universal vaccination, citing 1920 1921 figures and urging health education and policy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
North American
Europ
United States
Europe
Germany
Austria
U. S. Board
California
Indiana
Metropolitan Life Inurance Co
New York
For Sale 320 Egg Jubilee Incubator
Auction-style notice sold as is for cash 30 dollars. Inquire Eliza Stucks Paris Idaho. 5 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Stucks
Paris
Idaho
Ben E Through The Telephone Sermon On Mutual Interests
The annual report of American Telephone and Telegraph is praised for informing stockholders while urging public support for utilities essential to industry and commerce. It argues that cooperation between citizens and utilities strengthens progress and counters demagoguery that would hinder vital services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Eandeavor
Holly
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination Notice
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination in Montpelier Idaho on April 22 1921 to fill a contemplated vacancy as fourth class postmaster at Bloomington Idaho and other offices. Applicants must be 21 or 18 if state law allows. reside in the post office territory. open to all U. S. citizens. Application forms and details from the postmaster or Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Services Commission
Montpelier
Idaho
Bloomington
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Washington,d.c
Flu Epidemic Strikes Overseas Camp Invasion Post
In Coplenz on March 22 influenza in epidemic form has broken out among United States occupation forces. The second battalion of the eighth infantry is quarantined by medical authorities with forty five cases reported and no deaths yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coplenz
United States
Eighth-Infantry
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Ty John A. Wallis
Bear Lake Valley
Paris Post
Mark Sutton
Tom J. Innes
Jim Iness
Thos. Hibbert
Soda Springs
L. MJ. A. Stake Board
Mr. Leo Bach
Atte
Novelty Theatre
Psychia
Nettie
Sperkersky
Bill and
Bob
Ladies Quartet
Harold Loyd
Childrens
Bis
Swerwin-Williams Propuers Shepherd Hardware
Mel
EARTH
Ub Akay
Remmbr
Uolden
Volp
Ourrlocie
Pignon
Philadelphia
Shepherd Clothing CO
Bear Lake State Bank
Jonteel
Rexali'Store
Phyllis
Phil
Sebee
Bo-phons
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