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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
7
Ovid business visitor and various town notices. Names include James Olson, Ola Transtrum, Mrs Hunt, Mrs Caldwell, Ray Rich, C W Vallentine, Wim Rich, Gene Burgoyne, Irvin Guebler, Howard, Heber Pugmire, Charles Rogers. Lions Club meeting announced for March 29. Georgetown canyon road opened after spring snow, road conditions noted.
Following a honeymoon trip in California in the past year Mrs Athay, formerly Mrs Amy Munk, is noted in Bear Lake county. WN Clark of Salt Lake City, representing Utah Whitesale Grocery, visited Paris this week. Elmer Smith of Fish Haven sustained a broken radial artery from a gas explosion at his home Tuesday. he is under physician care and not seriously hurt. Mrs Kate Innes, wintering in California, returns to Paris via Provo and her daughter Mrs Claud Lewis, while Mrs James Innes of Provo returns home after Oakland visit with her daughter Mrs E A Mehl. The Post offers its service to advertisers amid growing Bear Lake valley readers.
Dr A L Chilton eye specialist will be in Paris at Christman Jewelry Store blocks home April 19 from 3 pm to 6 pm and April 20 from 8 am to 6 pm. The schedule urges early arrival and notes he must leave promptly at 1 30 pm on April 19. An editor’s subscriber note in Arkansas mountains adds humor about Bill Jones. State Rep H B Broom of Bloomington, Utah Idaho Mining Co manager, visited town Monday to discuss resuming rich lead and copper mine operations in the near term with optimistic outlook.
Chief Justice Taft donated a suit of his old clothes to aid a needy farmer out west. If it matches a former president’s attire, the recipient is not starving. The governor signed an act making it a misdemeanor to throw cigarettes from autos to cut forest fire hazards, joining similar laws in nearby states.
A reader laments gender stereotypes and urges townspeople to act for better local conditions. The message stresses honesty, responsibility, and going out of one’s way to attract new industries and residents to the community.
Elwood Cleveland, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Cleveland of St Charles and Fielding High School student, had an operation Friday evening for chronic appendicitis. His condition at this time is reported favorable.
Sunday in Pinedale Wyoming the town marshal aided in marching three disturbers from town and helped raid two liquor stores. He also conducted routine duties at the drug store and post office and got married before finishing his day.
Town residents attended the Rich Theatre show by Montpelier First Ward M L A. Mrs DeOrr Davis from Green River Wyoming visits Davis family. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs William Lyons on March 25. Miss Mable Pugmire of St Charles visits J O Lindsay. Dingle Relief Society plans a costume ball with music by the Black Cats on March 28.
Mr and Mrs Wm J Kunz and their sons Leslie and Joseph visited last Wednesday in Qvid at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Jensen.
A collection of quips and observations on marriage intelligence and society. The remarks touch on gender roles political leadership and personal finance with humor and pointed social commentary.
In Randolph the week’s snow quieted town life as Sol Conley shot off firecrackers in front of his shop. The local grade school showed strong marching progress under patient training. News notes include travels of Ernest Irwin and others, hospitalities, a pioneer’s recovery, a newborn, and large snow on the summit delaying a truck delivery.
In Ophir district Utah development of a new ore channel in the Ophir Mono mine lower workings claims about 5000 per ton in gold silver and lead value. The channel opened at 900 feet depth is twenty feet wide four to six feet thick traced to surface with bedding extending downward. Statement given to Salt Lake Mining Legal News by manager Murray C Godbe of the company.
Community station invites tips on local happenings and upcoming events. Listeners are encouraged to contact with timely information and story ideas for coverage.
A citizen requests information on enrolling in a Citizen's Military Training Camp this summer. The letter notes the government funds all necessary expenses and enrollment carries no military obligation. Age limits listed as 18 to 24. Addressed to John A Wallis, County Chairman, Paris Idaho.
A town reunion on March 20 featured morning activities and a pro gram with a grand dinner and long tables. Evening dancing followed an 8 PM ice cream and cake close. A light rain and wind touched the day as visitors from Alberta and Liberty noted.
Mrs Robert Kunz, who went to Logan Utah for medical help, underwent a serious operation last Tuesday and is recovering with her husband and family by her side. Etting drove his father's car to Logan Monday. Thiel Johnson of Gvid visited Bern at his sister Mrs Delmar Kunz’s home last week. Relief Society met at Mrs Nellie Lohmid’s home last Tuesday. Delmar Kunz visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ike Johnson in Ovid last Friday.
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