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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
8
Local residents and visitors share news from Paris including William Bunn Lanark Vera Shirley Fish Haven Montpelier and Conda. John T Peterson Ovid and La Venia Collings Logan and other figures. Updates cover health business travel school plans and local inquiries as sickness noted and residents return from Wyoming and Nevada.
Mr George W Squires of Logan Utah president of the Logan Cleaning and Tailoring Company accompanied Mr Paul Strobelt from Logan to assist in funeral preparations for Strobelt s wife who died last Saturday of heart failure Mrs Harry LeVay of Salt Lake arrived here Tuesday evening from Boise to spend a few days visiting with her husband who is assisting Leonard Holden campaign manager for the Paris Post Salesmanship campaign Mrs Le Vay was head stenographer at Republican Headquarters in Boise during the recent campaign FOR SALE The property of the John Dunford estate located in Paris just south of the home of Pres William J Rich Three dwellings and two city lots See Letha Dunford for particulars 32-4f
The Post Salesmanship Club offers a 100,000 extra credit prize for subscriptions. Members push feverishly to win with just a few remaining days and one or two clubs of twenty dollars could crown the top collector.
The race is just starting as a new member could surge ahead with persistent effort. Each club of $20 in subscriptions adds 100,000 extra credits, which could boost a member's totals substantially. Five weeks remain in the campaign.
The campaign continues with clubs urged to hustle and persevere as leaders urge ambition and grit. Credits for each member will be tallied next Tuesday and published in the Post on Thursday November 16th, with weekly counts posted in store windows and on bulletins.
Boise Idaho November 9 There will be at least one woman in the state legislature Mary George elected to the house from Blaine county Martin Albrethsen elected to the senate Beds are Democrats A telegram from Haleiy notes Blaine county elected Martin Albrethsen senator Mary George representative I D French and John L Carterford commissioners Aaron Clements sheriff John E Schad assessor Elmer B ed Edward Cameron commissioner Mrs Emma L Reed treasurer Wey le y J Houston probate judge Aliys Doviah Goats superintendent pr schools W A Brohead Democrat leads Proctor K Perkins Republican for prosecuting attorney by six votes with two small precincts yet to report
The death of David N. Low, born in Glasgow, Scotland, is reported after a long illness. Low, who had recently returned from a mission to Great Britain, died at home with family nearby. Funeral services were held in the Second Ward chapel with notable local speakers and music. Low is survived by children and siblings scattered across Utah and Idaho.
Impressive service for Meta Strobelt wife of Paul Strobelt of Logan Utah and formerly of Paris died Friday of heart failure. Elder Seymour H Spencer conducted. Choir sang Sometime we understand and I Know My Heavenly Father Knows. Speakers paid tribute to her character as wife and mother. Interment in city cemetery. Mrs Adeline Spencer sang I have read of a beautiful city. Floral offerings noted. Mrs Strobelt born in Germany.
Over 43 years ago she emigrated to America and Providence Utah in 1910 then Paris for a decade. Married Paul Strobelt in Germany in 1900. Survived by husband and children Gene Thornock Hana Chatterton Ciara Wiltord plus one sister and two brothers in Germany.
Returns from seventeen of twenty five precincts in Bonneville County Idaho indicate the entire Republican ticket elected. Major George W Edgington has been elected judge of the district court by about a thousand votes over Lewis. A D Erickson leads.
Funeral services were held Thursday in Randolph for Mrs. Sarah J. Dendrey Smith who died at her Randolph home. The Second Ward chapel hosted with Bishop Shepherd presiding. music featured Bertha Cook and A W Shepherd. Speakers included Bishops Tyson and Robinson and Presidents Baxter and Welker. Interment followed at the city cemetery. Mayor Edw. Sutton attended.
Returns from Twin Falls Bannock and Bingham counties show Moses Alexander leading in governor’s race in Twin Falls with 43 vote margin while Samuel tops Moore by 15 votes in Bingham and Alexander trails in Bannock. Democrats win several county offices and legislators as Republicans gain downballot districts across southern Idaho.
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