Wheat and Feed Stuffs Price Report
Thursday morning May 01 01 prices for bulk wheat oats hay and alfalfa per ton and per unit noted. Turkey Red wheat priced, oats listed, Timothy hay price shown, eggs line appears incidental to market list.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
8
Thursday morning May 01 01 prices for bulk wheat oats hay and alfalfa per ton and per unit noted. Turkey Red wheat priced, oats listed, Timothy hay price shown, eggs line appears incidental to market list.
Community notices report trade activity at local stores including harness repairs and stock food, along with announcements of sales and services. John T. Peterson shipped wheat from Paris. Ludwig Ringle and others offer buggy sales and building materials. A life insurance claim check was issued to Mrs. Caddie H. Morgan for David Morgan’s death in Liberty.
A farewell gathering in the Second ward Wednesday night features a program including piano solos by Laura Richards and Russ Shepherd, a Mrs Dr W B West Reading appearance, and performances by Miss Alice Budge, Luella Pendrey, and June Price. Tor Joo Pemtery nine leaves soon for a mission to Great Britain. Ernest Bramwell of Knight Academy Canada extols the Post for another year and warns about addressing errors.
The Paris town echoes complaints about low attendance at Fielding Academy events. A reading recital directed by Miss Munree Jacobson drew praise for quality, yet only a handful from town attended, prompting calls for greater public support and loyalty to the academy.
The Utah Conservatory of Music plans a Paris school to offer economical access and broad instruction in all branches of music. Miss Tillie Price will lead the Paris class with personal direction by Dean John J. McClellan and professors Weshe and Best. Miss Myrtle Rich will head the class in Montpelier. Sherwood Gee and Louis Sofiett represent the Conservatory.
Notice is given by the administrator of the estate of George M Pugmire deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. County of Tear Ge. Dated May 20, 1912. George M Pugmire Administrator.
The meading house has a new coat of calamine making it cheerful. Farming is progressing as Treby and the Tavinars benefit from fine weather and good moisture in the mountains for future crops. The local drama Newel Carson's Oath was well presented. Jacob Hess of Paris visited Georgetown after years. Mrs Hess and children visited relatives. Ward conference Sunday offered counsel for community improvement. Georgetown choir provided singing and the Sunshine in the Soul quartet performed. Visiting brethren encouraged saints to continue the good work.
Bloomington locals report a lively baseball game last Saturday with a 15 to 21 score in favor of our boys. R. A. Payne returns from Pegram after winter healing school. Mrs. Emma Thornock comes home from Salt Lake City after treatment for breast cancer.
Commissioners on May 20 1912 appointed five Bear Lake County delegates to the Good Roads Convention to be held in Logan Utah June 12 1912. Names listed include M. Pugmire William C. Smith W D Ream James L Dunford and J D Merrill. Adjournment set for May 28 1902 to address salaries of county officers for 1913 and 1919 and related audits.
Prof. C. E. Clave of the State Normal School of Albion Idaho arrived in Paris yesterday morning. He said grading is now underway on the new Raft River eight mile reach and rail facilities will improve soon. The summer course opens Monday July 15 with credit for normal work.
The notice promotes Crone Lumber in Paris Idaho and Robert Price Lumber Co offering a full line of building materials including cedar posts and cement fuel gar in stock. It invites customers to call for all building needs and advertises high quality moving pictures shown nightly under Mr Price who guarantees a good show.
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