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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1938

Page

9

Idaho 4 H Dairy Team Competes at National Show in Columbus

4 H youth Brald E Sorensen and Grant Facer of Pocatello Bannock County represented Idaho at the National Dairy Production Demonstration Contest during the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio. The event promotes 4 H work and dairy farm methods with each team winning travel expenses from Kraft Phenix Cheese through the Extension Service. The team earned honorable mention in final placings as Wyoming and Nevada teams won scholarships.

Brald E. Sorensen Grant Facer Pocatello Bannock County Idaho Columbus Ohio J. H Beardees DeVere Tovey Kraft-Phenix Cheese Corporation Chicago Wyoming Nevada Melvin Maughen Rex Hendricks

Bear Lake County to Hold Special Meeting October 26 1938

Bear Lake county Idaho board of commissioners calls a special meeting at 4 pm in Paris to fill and cancel election official appointments and reappoint deputies for absentee ballots. Henry Teusch er chairs with minutes by Sam Y. Tunes. Meeting date October 26 1938 with adjustments noted for Judges of Election.

Board of County Commissioners Bear Lake County Idaho Paris Merawaane Wal

New York World's Fair Honors First Completed Exhibitors Building

Flags raised as the Heinz dome becomes the first exhibitor building finished at the 1939 World Fair in New York. Grover Whalen hosts Heinz executives at a Terrace Club luncheon while Heinz emphasizes the exhibit’s global character and plans for a 60 million attendance. The bee hive shaped dome, 90 feet high and 160 feet wide, will be air conditioned and illuminated, with nineteen supporting columns and expansive interior space.

New York H. J. Heinz Company Grover Whalen The Fair Corporation Howard Heinz Terrace Club Fair Grounds Heinz Whalen Grover Whalen Mr Whalen Reapon

Appointment votes change precincts and judges recorded

The meeting moved several precinct and judge appointments including West Montpelier replacing Vern Banks and Ovid replacing Amy Shartliff. Telbert Jensen was to be appointed counting judge with a recorded vote: Hymes yes Teuscher yes Orr no. Meeting adjourned sine die. Henry Teuscher, Sam V Tunks, Clerk.

West Montpelier Vern Banks Wilbur Bacon Arthur Smith Georgetown E. D Hymas Telbert Jensen Ovid Precinct Amy Shartliff Hymes Teuscher Orr Sine Die Henry Teuscher

Cokewville Water Main Low Bid Revealed

The city opens water main bids with Northwestern Engineers submitting the lowest bid of 30057.09. The project goes to the Omaha PWA for approval, with fire house and jail bids to be opened next Monday. Under grant terms, work must start by January 1, 1939. Miss Fiora Grimmett Rich leases Paris Beauty Salon until year’s end.

Northwestern Engineers Omaha Pwa Register Fiora Grimmett Rich Paris

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NORGE Norge Rollator Henry Sam Y. Tunes Moerle Chevrolet Chevrelet cuevRroler Jon Montpelier, Idaho Heinz Organization Poulsen Orbie Poulsen Elmer Burgoyne Cecilia Sabe Sam V Tunks Cokeville Nielson Furniture Montpelier Special Highway Fund Department of Public Works State Treaurer Highway Department Ial Highway Fund G. F. McCammon K Seite Zeit Fobke Fei Democratic State Central Committee
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