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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
4
The piece argues that children prefer familiar topics over strange ones, and that guiding their inquiry fosters real education. Early impressions shape morals, taste, and respect for the world and its creator, laying a lasting ethical foundation.
Notice announces the bi annual city election on April 26 with a mayor city clerk treasurer and two councilmen to be chosen from four wards. Voters also decide a bond fund levy of up to one and a half mills yearly. No contest found for offices and two tickets expected. Paris band supports a levy to maintain a band.
The article claims eating animal fat such as butter cream or meat aids health. It asserts fat protects youths from tuberculosis and frames enemies as disgraceful in youth but honorable in adulthood.
Bloomington resident Nels Krogue visits on business in town while S W Matthews of Liberty travels to Paris for work. Mrs. James Dunn leaves for Salt Lake City for a week. Ezra Passey family child ill. Moose dance in Montpelier entertained two orchestras. Funeral services for Mrs Amella Hoge followed by several out of town visitors for stake priesthood and Seminary events.
A plea urges delaying road work until roads are dry to avoid waste and damage. It notes water from snow in cuts weakens roads and harms automobiles, asks dairymen and farmers to wait for easier conditions, and suggests work should occur when travel is practical. Also a sale notice for Old Minson property in Paris.
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief movements including Bert Nelson at his parents’ home, Mr and Mrs Doyle Nelson welcoming a newborn, Fred Huckvale returning from travels, and various relatives and friends from St Charles Neuman Montpelier and La Kota. Gleaner Girls events in Bloomington ward are described with program details and post party dancing.
Mrs Letha Madson and Mrs Ida Dunford arranged a festive event with white and gold decor. Guests included Loraine Christensen Ida Jarvis Bearl Price Ruth Hart Clea Briscoe Lillie Nelson Della Paterson Lenna Jacobson Flora Hart Ariah Bateman Ella Mae Jarvis Vernian Nelson. Scouts hosted an oyster supper for the town basketball team after a recent loss at Alma Findlay Jr home.
Preliminary exams for Third Grade Certificates will be in Paris Court room on April 8 and 9 for Summer School attendees. Grades count only if on Summer school cards signed by the conductor. Inexperienced teachers must attend Idaho professional schools. new law unaffected for this year. Schedule to be published next week. AMY D. KELSEY County Superintendent.
Dated February 28 1927 notice announces public auction of Bear Lake County Idaho real property including Montpelier parcels and Sec 15 10 42 E and Sec 5 12 S 43 B M with details listed. The auction is set for April 12 1927 at 11 a m at the front door of the Court House in Paris Idaho and will be to the highest cash bidder. Dated J B Robison treasurer Bear Lake County Idaho.
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