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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
6
A jumble of small ads and notices lists items for sale lost items and local services in Paris Idaho. Wrench kits and mechanical tools in a lost bag are sought with contact James Taylor. Other classifieds tout pork for sale and medical relief claims from Dr Bayliff. Local travel ads note stage connections and a model T exchange offers milk cows or car.
Advertises for over 1200 pound work horses to be sold to Raymond Budge. Buyers should contact Budge in Paris or Montpelier Idaho by December 1st. Horses must be sound and well broke and will be received at the two locations. Phone 98.
Fielding High School adopts intramural athletics with 80 percent participation in six weeks. Seniors and Juniors lead in basketball style events pinball and Danish ball. Class managers oversee points with top scorers earning medals and ten yearly winners.
Twin Falls county recently sold a $5000 tax anticipation note at 6 percent interest payable next January to the town of Kimberly. The sale brings total notes sold to $40,000 out of a $104,000 authorization. Kimberly bought with funds on deposit at the Bank of Kimberly, which has suspended operations under a holiday proclamation, prompting withdrawal of public funds and requiring security bonds.
The article stresses early discovery as key to TB care and highlights the Christmas Seal movement. It traces roots from Einer Helbell and Danish origins to Emily P. Bissell and Miss Bissell's fundraising, noting the National Tuberculosis Association's management since 1910 and the double cross emblem since 1919.
Horace Hulme of Bloomington Idaho is a member of the seventy piece Utah State Agricultural College band. The group will perform on KSL Salt Lake City October 28 at 11 p m. The band, directed by N W Christiansen, draws members from twenty seven Utah and nearby high schools and colleges.
The Pocahontas Tribune urges election judges and clerks to be called into a meeting for instruction by the county clerk and county attorney. It advocates starting ballot counting after the first five ballots, aiming to clear every precinct by midnight with capable officials, instead of delaying and wasting hours.
A man under liquor boarded a suburban trolley and sat near an elderly woman who found him offensive. When the conductor asked for fare the old lady jumped up and asked if drunk people are allowed on the car. The conductor replied that they are not but urged her to sit down so no one would notice.
A Paris man Weston Hymas wed Miss Bunny Enicon of Chicago in Los Angeles on October 24. Hymas, known among Paris youths, sent the notice via Mrs. M. G. Price. The item notes political rhetoric as waste, urging independent thinking over campaign messaging.
The Bear Lake County Fair awarded prizes for recipes including Oatmeal Cookies Sugar Cookies Lemon Pie and more. Winners included Mrs Tim Matthews Liberty for oatmeal cookies and Mrs Joe Einzinger Mont for lemon pie with detailed ingredient lists and baking steps.
The Pocatello Tribune notes burley yards hold about 250 head of cattle and 2000 sheep. Cattle and sheep are fed ground alfalfa hay molasses carrots and barley. Nearly 3000 cattle and 10 000 sheep are in the yard area as the 90 day fattening period uses molasses and pulp stock feed awaiting seasoning.
Grant, president of the L D S church, has been recuperating in Chicago after an operation and plans to depart for Salt Lake Thursday morning. Anthony W Ivins of the first presidency was advised Monday. A dispatch said Grant would leave Chicago Tuesday night. Kretschmer, his surgeon, reports he is well enough to travel.
Hiram walked four miles over the hills to call on the girl of his dreams. They sat silent by the log cabin home until the moon lit the scene and changed the mood.
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