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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
8
Fragmentary text notes an incident on a Thursday with Mrs Peter Ward and Daniel Thornock involving a frightened team, an injury leading to a shoulder dislocation, medical treatment in Paris, and a return home. Further names are partially legible and inconsistent.
Mrs. George Painter and daughter joined by Mrs Bert Jarvis and daughter Ida were visitors in Montpelier last Thursday. Marlon Ward had a mishap to his shoulder Sunday. John Briscoe and family were Paris visitors Sunday. J A and Roll Palmer returned home from Ada flat. Gordon Windley and family attended Warren Windley’s funeral at St Charles Tuesday. F H Briscoe and daughter Clea attended the same funeral. Alfred Bateman, Bear Lake Valley’s oldest man, returned home from two weeks with his granddaughter after Mrs Quinton’s absence. Merrill Thompson and baby of Dines Wyoming left Bloomington after visiting relatives. Orson Brown of Evanston visited his daughter Lorwick Reese. John Bateman of Logan was in town briefly last week.
About 115 relatives and friends met at Mrs. Sarah Allred’s home in St. Charles to celebrate the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Michaelson. The evening featured games music readings and a cake ice cream reception followed by unwrapping many gifts.
Local residents and guests share travel and home updates. Michaelsons plan to live in Montpelier where Vivian works for his father in law's Auto Sales Co. Several families travel to California Idaho Falls and Salt Lake with news of illnesses visits and hospital stays noted. A parent teacher social and Halloween activities mark the week.
Missouri Supreme Court rules newspapers may comment on public policy and officials when related to a matter of public interest. The case involved Zorn of the Weekly Howell County Gazette and a $800 verdict for alleged libel over a September 1924 article.
The October report records 26 herds tested totaling 260 cows with 34 dry cows and six unprofitable cows sold for beef. Average milk production including dry cows was 626 pounds with 22.9 pounds butterfat. three herds averaged 30 pounds or more butterfat. Six cows produced 50 pounds fat for the month with owners Brown Bros Princess Pontiac R H and W R Morgan among those listed.
The record lists leading dairy herds by size and milk yield. Top three herds with 12 cows or more include Brown Bros and R. H. among 27.2 and 24.2 averages. leading small herds under 12 include Edgar Poulsen 34.3 and W. R. Morgan 32.3. details cite breeders Brown Bros, G. H., R. & G. H., and Hymas.
Advice emphasizing maximum production through consistent grain alfalfa feeding and reliable supply. Notes on mixing grain properly, storage, and the benefits seen in herds and barns. Updates include Ashley Brothers remodeling, correction on the herd sire lineage, and Lisle Stephens installing a full-length alfalfa rack.
Laketown reports a church educational convention at the Paris tabernacle presided by Mrs. Rose Weston in Bishop Weston absence. Prof Manwaring of Ricks Normal College praised, while local officers and stake bishops attended. Residents note heavy rain, improving crops, and steady farm work, with Sunday School convening last week and stake missionaries visiting.
Mr. Burke and assistants spent last week painting the amusement hall stage to the admiration of all. Rulon John Weston, missionary elect to the L D S California jurisdiction, left for field work after a farewell in Salt Lake City. The piece recalls 64 years since George and Sarah Graven Robinson arrived in Laketown, highlighting a long tradition of civic and church activity.
A newspaper preview describes Ford shelving the Model T in favor of a new streamlined low priced car. Edsel Ford denies dealer rumors of December arrival while secrecy surrounds the factory amid GM competition and Chevrolet’s early market success.
A year ago Ford focused on a new low priced car and many designs were considered. The firm believes only the fittest survive and many changes will occur before the spring models release the mystery Ford car on the market.
Idaho maintains the lowest death rate in the union, with 1926 mortality at 742 per 100 000. The report released in Washington shows a rise from 1925 due to influenza increasing to 43 per 100 000 and higher deaths from heart disease and auto accidents.
The article emphasizes that success stems from a positive mental attitude and that maintaining the right mindset improves outcomes across all pursuits. It stresses consistency, focus, and self belief as keys to achieving goals and overcoming obstacles.
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