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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1911
Page
8
Mrs Fannie Kears visits with Mrs G F Aghley at the Rinehart Studio. Beatrice Camp hosts elocutionists in St Charles. Seed wheat for sale and piano recitals planned. Montpelier merchants and residents feature new pianos, mounting services, and a dramatic company. Birth announcements include multiple families across surrounding towns.
A 1911 program lists Nettie Humpherys singing Holy City and other vocal solos by Tillie Price Louis Booth Myra Findlay and Co Emma Nelson and more. Instrumental selections include Rock of Ages Annie Laurie Nearer My God to Thee and violin and organ solos. A note invites readers to purchase current sheet music from Geo Walton's music store with 5000 copies stock.
Prof C E Cave of the State Normal School Albion spoke to Idaho citizens about big plans for next year. He announced a five year life diploma program and a six year course starting next year, aligning with top national normal schools. Beginning May 8 a six week course will help teachers meet the new school law requirements. Other state schools are offering similar courses, leaving teachers to choose.
Union Pacific Special offers low rates to Cheyenne Denver Omaha Kansas City St Louis Chicago and many points. Tickets valid on multiple travel dates through September with October 31 deadline. See agents for rates and details.
Clean 90 day seed wheat offered at 80 cents per bushel by James Memmurray of Liberty Idaho. Also train fare promos for Pacific Coast via Oregon Short Line and a Georgetown country land sale by Bear River Land Company. Public notices on delinquent taxes, strychnine access, and local civic events follow with various local names and addresses.
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