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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
8
A fragmented medical notice notes a Dr Chilton eye consultation in Montpelier on several dates with hours from 10 to 4. It references a bank building location and urges careful consultation about eye health.
Mrs H L Johnston of Paris recovering from illness. Liberty loan totals reported at 4 617 5532 300 and 54 percent. Shepherd Clothing Store displays Christmas toys. J B Innes travels to Ogden on business. F T Shepherd & Sons install glass counter. Casualty list from Gen urshing lists 3 Americans killed 5 wounded 12 missing or captured. Births reported to Bert Arnell and Elzo Athay in Paris. Blankets Furs and Winter Yarns advertised.
Teachers examination for state and county certificates conducted in the court house on November 15 16 and 17 announced by County Superintendent H Spencer.
Dr Bayliff an eye specialist with 25 years experience opens in Room 2 Browning Building Paris. He plans to settle here permanently and believes Bear Lake residents will support a strong practice using modern methods. Free consultations and home work guarantee satisfaction. A Character Ball is set for Friday at the Paris Pavilion with costume rentals and prizes for best character.
A letter-style narrative recounts travels through Honolulu and Pago Pago, describing harbor scenery, native life, and banana prices. It notes Honolulu population colors, surf bathing, and a Pacific crossing with stops at Sydney Melbourne Capetown and Grapetown. The writer mentions missionary work in Australia and Africa and a meeting with a Hughland minister aboard.
A two by four Fender placed about eight inches from the floor shields piglets from crushing by sows. The design lets sow and litter pass under the board, preventing injuries while hog raisers in the corn belt report good results.
Prices for live stock are expected to stay elevated due to a global shortage. A rapid wartime end won’t quickly change price levels until supplies normalize. An import duty of 10 percent on stock, meats, hides and wool protects against cheaper overseas shipments.
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