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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1924
Page
8
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An advertisement touts Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy claiming to stop itching and correct scalp disorders with a single bottle and a money back guarantee. Mrs. B. T. Perrett hosted a Halloween party with a decorated home and a luncheon for guests including Lester Allred Dan C. Rich Charles Collings Arthur Hess M. H. Collings Newell Dalrymple C. H. Pearce and Seth Budge. Catherine R. Athey, Idaho Anti Tuberculosis head, visited the county with Mrs Wann and Letha D. Madsen to enlist health work support among schoolchildren through local medical and dental associations.
Surveyors completed the Paris canyon route for the Oneida power line and left for Grace. The line is planned for construction next year and will connect at Camp Lifton on this side of the valley.
Local shops report arrival of elaborate holiday merchandise for the season. Stores say stock adapts to consumer budgets and aims to meet varied purchasing power.
Editor Kelly, new Soda Springs Chieftain publisher from North Dakota, paid a fraternal visit Monday evening. Since purchasing the paper almost a year ago, under his management the business has flourished.
The Senior class of Fielding High School hosted a dance at the Paris Pavilion last Friday night. It proved financially successful with over 150 dollars raised from ticket sales. The Shepherd Packard Six provided the music as programs and confetti added festive touches.
Radio fans reported clear reception Tuesday as the East region broadcast election results and resist messages, with listeners noting strong signal quality during the evening.
Fred Hill Edw Hill Mr and Mrs Harley Moors of Marwick Oklahoma arrived in town Sunday without food or money in a run down Ford. Found Monday at the camping park they were hungry cold and had telegraphed home for funds. Townpeople and the city extended aid.
The First ward staged a carnival in the ward building on a well planned Wednesday evening. Sideshows and merrymaking raised over a hundred dollars for ward benefits. Booths lined the hall for fortune telling and various entertainments. a program and games complemented the event.
On Monday November 10 1924 Dr J Harold Heinly announces occupancy of new offices in the Bank Building to handle all dental work.
Public auction of 291.24 acres in Bear Lake County Idaho under a 1924 foreclosure decree. Lands described with multiple parcels and water rights, plus improvements, to satisfy an $8,958.42 judgment. Sale at Bear Lake County Courthouse on November 14, 1924 at 10 a.m. Sheriff Asa Athay to oversee. Local note in Paris Idaho mentions merchant Sam Wilkes of St. Charles.
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