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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1947

Page

3

Saga of Friendship Remembers The Little Fellow on Memorial Day

For 58 years Chicago and North Western train 106 has paused on the Elrod prairie near Elrod South Dakota each Memorial Day. A tiny grave is honored by Bill Chambers and later by Vince Ford and Lydia Benson along with the rail crews. Passengers hear the tale of a brakeman who befriended a dying 12 year old, promising to tend the grave, a pledge kept despite time and death. Flowers are laid, prayers said, and quiet reflection follows as the train resumes its journey.

Elrod 8. D Bill Chambers William F Chambers Big Bill’ Chambers Big Bill Vince Ford Ford Lydia Benson Redfield Little Fellow Chicago and North Western

Boy with 30 names goes by Bobby in Kentucky record

In Whitesburg Kentucky a 14 year old eighth grader bears a notably long name. His parents W L Stallard filled four family Bible lines with names including Hugh Alexander Morris Gene Saul Ralph Giles Gilbert and more. Schoolmates call him Bennett or Bobby.

Whitesburg W. L. Stallard Hugh, Alexander Morris Gene Saul Ralph Giles Gilbert Marquis Miles Marion Mayo John Charles James Gordon Bennett Adams Christopher Columbus Elijah Green Eversole Bradly Kincaid Robert Jefferson Breckinridge Stallard Bennett Bobby

Woman's Initials Serve As Reminder of Storm

Mrs. E. E. E. A. Shell, born during the great blizzard of 1888 in Littleton, keeps initials that memorialize the storm. Her birth during the blizzard prompted her father to name her for the event, as doctors could not reach the home to be present.

Littleton Colo E. E. E. A. Shell Ann

Sioux Falls to host first air races since 1934 Civil Air Patrol event

Sioux Falls will stage air races with a Civil Air Patrol air fair at the municipal airport on Sunday May 25. Events include bomb dropping spot landing and a mass parachute jump by ex paratroopers. A couple will marry aloft in a plane. The local squadron hopes to raise funds for a city citywide emergency plane for Red Cross police and search missions.

Sioux Falls Civil Air Patrol Red Cross Rocky Mountain Empire Denver Salt Lake City Challenger Airlines Cheyenne Laramie Rawlins Rock Springs Kemmerer Wyo Billings Mont Clara Frick Goshen Ind Sarah Lunsford Cobbs County Georgia Lunsford

Ruth era marks rise of long homers in 1920s baseball

The piece notes Babe Ruth’s 1920 arrival with the Yankees and a shift to a livelier ball, fueling record homers. It cites Ted Williams, Hank Greenberg, Jimmy Foxx, and others as top power threats, with Williams aiming for 40 and possibly 50, while the Cardinals drift in pennant chatter.

Babe Ruth Yankees Frank Baker Babe Eddie Miller Cincinnati Miller Ted Williams Greenberg Johnny Mize Kiner Joe DiMaggio Keller York Musial Williams Ted Mr. Durante Cardinals

The Rise of Leg Power in Sports Across Eras

The article argues legs are the key athletic asset across sports with cyclists, polo players, and fighters needing strong legs. It cites Ty Cobb Babe Ruth and Joe Louis as exemplars of leg endurance, notes youth overreliance on transport, and previews a heavyweight matchup suggesting Louis protection by leg endurance against Baksi.

Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Babe

Parasite Dodder May Be Killed by 2 4 D

Field dodder is an annual parasitic vine on lespedeza alfalfa clover and dandelion family plants. Use 2 4 D weed killer to clear spots. though it harms some crops, dodder stays in scattered areas and is cheaper than cutting. Infested fields can be replanted to grain or corn for several years with weed control of weeds.

T P. Wright Civil Aeronautics Administration Wright Lespedera

Superior Lettuce Slobolt Hits Market For Gardeners

Slobolt lettuce, a non-heading USDA developed variety, debuts for home gardeners. It features wrinkled light green leaves, grows to moderate size, and can be harvested over several weeks if spaced 10 to 12 inches apart. It tolerates warm weather and trails in bolt resistance, offering a late fall crop from midsummer plantings.

USDA

Herds and Flocks For Greater Profit

Practical agricultural note covers mixing litters for larger profit. It advises sow behavior with stranger pigs, timing for docking and castration, use of stock dip, and bloodless instruments. Also suggests chemical dehorner for young calves and hydrated lime in damp brooding litter for sanitation.

Treat Egg Right to Keep In Cold Storage

University of Nebraska specialists advise storing eggs clean and cold with a cover. Keep eggs in a covered bowl or pan away from strong odors to prevent moisture loss and odor absorption. Refrigeration slows quality loss. room temperature can degrade eggs in a few days.

University of Nebraska

Walter-I proposal ends in stalled garage scene

Walter and Tessie in a garage scene with a marriage proposal. Tessie refuses to accept, leaving Walter unable to back out. John questions what happened while the moment lingers unresolved.

Walter Tessie John

Worms Watchful Apples Prompt Witty Retort

A grocery boy sample prompts a humorous exchange. A mother accompanies her seven year old son to a shop. The grocer offers a barrel apple and the boy replies with a sharp retort about worms. The exchange ends with playful banter.

The Kind He Knew and the Plymouth Rock Picture Request

A teacher asks pupils to draw Plymouth Rock after reciting The Landing of the Pilgrims. Wilkes asks for a hen or rooster instead. A quip about middle age notes it’s the time when one prefers not to have a good time to get over one.

Plymouth Rock Wilkes

Manager's Office Keys Missing in Silent Corridor

A salesman asks for the manager and is directed through a passage to a series of warning signs. He is told to reach the upstairs area past a No Admittance sign and a Keep Out sign, then follow a corridor to a Silence sign and yell for him.

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