Pacts and Folks Hegner and Hegnar In Paris Visit
Camp Lifton superintendent B. T Hegner was in Paris on business Monday while in town Hegnar decided to tie to the Post for a year. Mrs Carl Skinner of Noonan visited Paris with her parents Mr and Mrs R W Wallentine over the weekend. John Fuchs Sr returned to Paris for the summer from Evanston Wyoming where he spent the winter. Mrs Wallace Averill and her infant son John Hillier stayed a few days in Montpelier with relatives.
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B. T-Hegner
Camp Lifton
Paris
Carl Skinner of
Noonan
R. W. Wallentine
John Fuchs
Evanston
Wyo
Wallace Averill
John Hillier
Montpeter
Mrs. Ear] Rich
Elizabeth Nye
Montpelier
W. C. Nye
Ice for Sale Offers Reasonable Prices in Paris
Ice for sale, seasoned and plentiful, with reasonable prices. Mention of Mrs Lettie Minson of Paris and her winter stay with her husband who teaches school. C M Wood, district assistant, visiting from Ogden Utah for forest inspection work in district No 6. Mrs H H Dalrymple returned to Paris Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Minson
Paris
C. M. Wood
Ogden
Utah
Cache Forest
H. H Dalrymple
Dalrymple Returns Home After Gallstone Operation
Salt Lake area notes report Mrs Dalrymple has been convalescing in Salt Lake after gallstone surgery and returns much improved. Roy Balmer of Montpelier, Utah Power & Light district manager, was in Paris on company business. A J Bateman arrived from Logan and will return with his family to make their home. Mr and Mrs M E Clark visited Paris with Mrs J R Pugmire who has been seriously ill. Lionel Pugmire, recently in Salt Lake, came by auto to visit relatives. Dr George F Ashley and Atty Geraint Humphreys conducted business in Paris last Friday.
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Salt Lake
Roy Balmer
Montpelier
Utah Power & Light ‘Company
Paris
A. J. Bateman
Logan
Utah
M. E. Clark
J. R. Pugmire
Lionel
Pugmire
George F. Ashley
Atty
Geraint Humphreys
Prices and Taylor attend Monte Cristo at New Rich Theatre
Mr and Mrs M G Price and James Taylor attended a picture show at the New Rich Theatre in Montpelier last Thursday evening for the presentation of Monte Cristo. Mr and Mrs Dewey Briscoe returned to Bloomington from Oakley where Dewey taught, planning to spend the summer in Bloomington. Lost light red cow branded with a quarter circle and the number 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Price
James Taylor
New Rich Theatre
Montpelier
Monte Cristo
Dewey Briscoe
Bloomington
Oakley
Dewey
Paris News Briefs Highlight Visits and Local Events
A crowded Paris roundup reports visitors from Conda Pocatello St. Charles Liberty and Ovid and Twin Falls. Notables include Mr and Mrs Claud Lewis and Mrs Beatrice Perry visiting relatives, M G Price tuning the Wortz piano, and S H Spencer returning to Paris to manage Montpelier Seminary business. Local officials attend road mass meeting. Weather brought rain. many residents travel for conventions and school events.
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Montpelier
Rz Morgani
Liberty
John A. Hunt
St. Charles
Paris
Board of Commissioners
Knowledge is Ecstatic Enjoyment Without Bounds
A quotation attributed to De Witt Clinton contrasts pleasure and wealth with knowledge, describing knowledge as ecstatic and limitless in space and duration. The line frames intellect as supreme among fleeting worldly aims.
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de Witt Clinton
Tuellers Attend Commencement at Fielding High School
Mr and Mrs Wilford Tueller of Montpelier attended the commencement exercises of Fielding High School on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Tueller
Montpelier
Fislding” High School
Seymour Sleight and LeRoy Bates Seek Employment in Ely
Seymour Sleight and LeRoy Bates left Wednesday morning for Ely Nevada to seek employment. The move highlights local workers pursuing opportunities in mining and service sectors in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
LeRoy Bate
Ely
Nevada
Persian philosopher on learning by asking questions
A Persian philosopher explained that his knowledge came from not letting shame stop him from asking questions about what he did not know. He emphasized the value of inquiry to overcome ignorance.
Residents visit Paris guests from Randolph and Georgetown
Mr Ike Smith of Randolph stayed several days in Paris this week as guest of Mr and Mrs Orson Pendrey. Mrs Teressa Bacon of Georgetown attended Fielding High School commencement at the stake tabernacle and was guest of Mr and Mrs Crandell Dunn. Robert Rosen and son Grant of Grace joined the visit, arriving Tuesday evening and planning to return Thursday.
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Ike Smith
Randolph
Paris
Orson Pendrey
Mr. Smith
Mr. Pendrey
Robert Rosen
Grant
Grace
Bob
Teressa Bacon
Georgetown
Fielding High School
The
Stake Tabernacle
Leonard
Crandell Dunn
City
Samuel Matthews of Liberty Visits Town With Relatives
Mr. Samuel Matthews of Liberty traveled to town with relatives and friends visiting Friday and Saturday.
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Samuel Matthews of
Liberty
Arithmetic Puzzle From 1856 Wine Mixes Prices
An old arithmetic problem from 1856 asks to compute the value of a wine and brandy mixture. It states 40 gallons of wine at 80 cents per gallon and 25 gallons of brandy at 70 cents per gallon. The rest of the snippet references a William Jennings Bryan remark and a teacher, but contains no clear additional facts.
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Metic
William Jennings
Bryan
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Squirrel
William
Wiley Eso AE
Idaho
Bear Lake State Bank
Pendrey Grocery & Meat CO
Aji
Victor Mouritsen
Parrott Chiropractor
Gast
Mose Lewis Department Store
Montpélier
Claud Lewis
Conda
Jesse Lewis
Pegram
M.G. Price
Novelty Theatre
Big Wortz
Mosiah Hall
Gardens City
Margaret Bolton
Twin Falls
Beatrice Perry
Charles Crawford
Kemmerer
R. F Crawford
Letha Dunford
Pocatello
John Bird
Paris Second Ward
Bear Lake
Leda Jensen
Ovid
Sybl Sparks of
Dingle
Mrs
A. T. Pendrey
Ola Transtrump
Willard Lindsay
Fielding High
Thelma-Dunn
S.H. Spencer
Montpelier Seminary
A. L. Chilton
Pocatello Optical Co
Stucks
PriceLumber Co
Dally
Hagle
F.T. Shepherd & Sons
Buffalo Bill
Ted Swiss
Voiles
Ratines
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