Paris News In Brief Bits Of Local Notices And Ads
Montpelier visitors and relatives fill Paris. attorney Haddock in Bloomington. Parley Hodges of Garden City transacts business in Paris. for sale two good milk cows. A T Pendrey visits Dingle. W S Averill visiting Montpelier. Humphreys family from Ovid visit Paris. new line of caps and hosiery in stock. J H Burton returns from Ogden. Mrs Ezra Hulme of Bennington visits Paris. sewing and washing wanted. Drs Guertner and Needles in city. new stock of dishes and priced cups. Mrs Rayford Stevens visits. Oregon shingles received. joke book exchange at hotel Paris. Ray McIlwee at Idaho Phosphate Mine weekend. Mrs H R Shepherd returns from Conda. Mrs Ellis Straw visits between trains with parents. VOR SALE 80 acres dry farm land, 7.50 per acre. 60 acres hay land cheap. Richard Sleight listings. L and Stone of Garder City Utah seek medical advice for Mrs Stone’s stomach tumor.
Opera House Sickness and Small Town Happenings
A collage notes townsfolk tales including an opera house closed for sickness a neighbor who borrows many tools prompting homesickness and an editor in hiding after a controversial issue. It mentions Mrs Jasper Lindsay traveling from Salt Lake for her son Corliss's appendicitis operation and improving.
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Jasper Lindsay
Salt Lake
Corliss
Farmers urged to use Paris Flour Mill service
Announcement highlights seed grain cleaning at Paris Flour Mill run by Victor Mouritsen with contact numbers. It notes county officials Ed Rich Wm Morgan and John Hunt attending a formal meeting about funding for Emigration road construction. Also includes a male help wanted ad offering $6 to $12 daily with eight lines and guaranteed territory. Miss Leah Collings hosted Fielding High School faculty social with Roy Welker Morris Low Dan Rich Cyril Clarke and others attending.
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Paris
Victor Mouritsen
Ed Rich
Montpelier
Wm. R. Morgan
Liberty
John A Hunt
St. Charles
Leah Collings
James Collings
Fielding High School
Pres
Roy A. Welker
Morris Low
Dan Rich
Cyril Clarke
Elfrieda Frederick
Joe Collings
Egg trade drives steady county commerce and prices
Merchants busy with eggs purchased from county farmers. Trucks ship eggs every other day and one store handled 270 dozen in five hours last Friday. Market price for eggs is low for the season, leaving consumers with slim chance of a hearty breakfast egg. WANTED A good steady gentle
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Ijn
Ward's Wagon Sales Ad in Bear Lake County
Manly salesman needed to handle Ward's wagon in Bear Lake County. No experience required. For full particulars write promptly to Dr Ward's Medical Company, Winona Minnesota. Established 1856. 8-41.
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Manly
Kimberley Diamonds and the Karoo Dream
In a January 27, 1923 letter from Kimberley South Africa Mission field notes describe the diamond town near the Karoo edge six hundred forty seven miles from Caney Town. The writer Kenneth C Bailey and others labor amid historic wealth from four mines producing stones valued at about two hundred million pounds over forty years. The piece touches Kimberley’s colonial history, diamond mystique, and early discovery tales.
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Kimberley
Kenneth C. Bailey
Caney Town
South Africa
Vaal
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Phyllis
Mona Athay
D. E. Haddock
Bloomington
Parley N, Hodges
Garden City
Utah
P. J Grandy
A. T. Pendrey
Dingle
Mrs. WS. Averill
John Hillier
George Humphreys
Hortense of
Ovid
H-B. Whitman
J H Burton
Ogden
Ezra Hulme
Bennington
Lena Stucki
H B Whitman
Rayford Stevens
Oregon
H. R. Shepherd Lumber Co
Ray Mcllwee
Idaho
Hotel
J. H. Burton
H R Shepherd
Conda
Harvey Glick
Ellis Straw
Harry Athay
Richard Sleight
L. & Stone
Garider City
Pariy
P O
Salt Lake City
Welte
P. O. Box
Pocatello
H. E. Coles Company Incorporated
Jesse L.lask
Novelty Theatre
Elder F. Weldon Nye
Rastus
Moses
Mose
Earl Shepherd
Betty Compson
WM. S. Hart
Laketown
Cabbage Hill
S Bros
Arm & Hammer
F.T. Shepherd & Sons
Dehotos
Rinehart Studio
A.cardi
Bear Lake State Bank
Bear Lake Valley
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