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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1911

Page

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Saloon Election Tactics Questioned in Salt Lake County

A Deseret News report cites alleged misrepresentation by saloon supporters seeking signatures for a wet election in Salt Lake County. Church leaders deny backing a repeal and urge factual petitioning as Bear Lake and Ophir discussions surface. The Post opposes an early vote, arguing a dry majority remains likely.

Salt Lake County Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Thomas L. Woodbury Ophir McLachlan Pioneerstake Deseret News Bear’Lake County The Post John A. Bagley Bagley Ces Talon Indfeiddaler Aone Joseph B. Shepherd Josh Shepherd

Old Pioneer John Haddock Dies After Long Life of Faith

John Haddock 1827 historic pioneer and Mormon settler died May 7 after a life of service. Born Barnton England he sailed in Her Majesty service and joined Salt Lake settlements in the 1860s crossing the plains in Milo Andrews company. Survived by wife two daughters and three sons his life of faith and duty drew praise from Bloomington editor.

Bloomington Jacob Welker John Haddock John Barnton Cheshire England Majestey Mississippi Valley Plains Great Salt Lake Milo Andrew Saints Nauvoo Young Salt Lake Theatre Salt Lake Bear Lake Haddock Mary Bee J. C. Thomas

What Became of the Wanderer

A stranger sought food at a local dredge in March and traveled toward the mountains despite snow. He stayed briefly at Fuchs ranches in Paris canyon, then vanished after seeking a knife. his fate remains unknown. The notice notes a sandy 38 year old man in overalls and a duck coat, no beard, no overshoes. Local attorney Charles G. Y. Higgins visits town. several Haddock family members are mentioned. five children have died.

Ingle Fuch Paris Canyon Fuchs Ranch

Idaho State Summer Normal School Opens at Pocatello

The Idaho State Summer Normal School will be held in Pocatello from June 26 to August 4, six weeks, offering professional training for teachers to meet certification requirements. No tuition, a $5 enrollment fee, and dormitory housing at $1.50 per week are provided, with courses open to those of good character who can demonstrate suitability.

Pocatello Idaho Department of Music State Summer Normal School

Found A Watch In Town

A watch was found in town and retained for the owner to claim. The finder requests the owner call to describe the item and verify ownership.

Loyalty and the Hamer Defeat in Congress

The article discusses loyalty as a commendable trait that can hinder political success, citing Thomas R. Hamer’s 1890 defeat despite apparent merit and support. It recounts Speaker Joseph G. Cannon’s affectionate backing and the subsequent anti Cannon sentiment that pressured Hamer to choose loyalty over ingratiation, shaping his political standing. Preston News

Thomas R. Hamer Mr. Hamer Hamer Congress Joseph G. Cannon Joe More Cannon Idaho Ya Fortis Coti National Congress Preston News

Delinquent Tax List for 1910 Announcement

Public notice of 1910 delinquent taxes with the list of property owners and assessed amounts. Auction set for July 6 1911 at the Bear Lake county courthouse in Paris Idaho, with penalties, interest, and redemption rules outlined. Continued on last page.

Paris Bear Lake County Idaho O. C. Duxrom

Recital by Pupils of Prof Tueller Impresses Audience

A piano recital Friday evening by pupils of Prof. Joseph Dr Tueller drew a large appreciative audience. Several young performers showed notable ability while all participants performed well. Tueller is recognized as a highly competent instructor.

Joseph Dr. Tueller Mr. Tueller

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Wanderer Chas. G. Y. Higgins Salt Lake City Wm. Higgins Our City George Haddock Jos. Haddock Wardboro Arthur Haddock Pendrey’s Idaho State Normal School Peter Anderson Ebm Albert Buetler Louis Rooth H. Beckstrom Lily Claud Beheymer Jobo Black Geo Brown Joell Bowmen Edward Bird Bird Jno Bagley Lot Tunes Bryson Josh Crossley JG Crane Bk E Ebm Bk Geo Cook Bk Frank Dalton Sadie Durgin Bk Mirlin Dalrymple Orsen Dalrymple Estate Janes H. Dimick Henry Dayton Serge George B. Spencer Jr
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