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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
8
Local ads brag Tanlac endorsements from Paris Drug Co and readers share social events. George Wilcox visits from Soda Springs. Edwin Shepherd and Mrs. Collings host showers for Mrs. Nye and Mrs. Teuscher. Laketown irrigation eyed for a reservoir to cut pumping costs. Swan Creek Electric to prove water power rights. Farmers finish threshing as plowing and seeding continue amid hopes for rain.
In spring 1921 a small boat left Sophomore Harbor carrying the best the school offered and reached Junior. Led by Stanley Innes and Lillis Dunn, the Junior class sets bold goals with Leonard Bacon as secretary treasurer and Moselle Michaelson managing debates. The piece covers class leadership, Lyceum ticket sales, a strong basketball team, a Paris trip, illness of Mrs. Stone, social planning, and advice on dating and etiquette amid preparations for the coming year.
Fielding students hear calls for tighter work across departments and a need for new equipment in mimeograph machines and typewriters. A vaudeville show featuring Miss Civilization and Exchange will premiere soon with Miss Smith coaching the plays and Miss Hill and Mr Ostler guiding music. The effort seeks better equipment, stronger students, and better citizens through community support.
Advertises single and double wool-nap blankets in full size 64 by 76 inches. Includes options described as Edeese Abe style with blanketing offerings.
The article argues that Bielding has top athletic material in Idaho and invites readers to attend a two week basketball series starting November 1. It notes the players have been in the gym this past week getting used to the floor and baskets.
The Fielding Weadery school announces the third annual Grant Oratorical Contest on November 22 honoring President Grant's sixty fifth birthday. The topic is What Appeals to me Most in our Gospel and Why, open to every student, with a winner receiving a signature bearing book mailed from the President.
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