Six Companies lead at Hoover Dam tour
Site progress shows Hoover Dam project ahead by a year as Six Companies Inc hosts a six day visit. visitors toured a diversion tunnel and observed the upper coffer dam under construction. The group, including Fielding High graduates now juniors at Utah State Agricultural College, also toured KSL Garfield Magna Zion Echo and local infra sites.
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Inc
Coffer
Hoover Dam
KSL
Garfield
Magna Flotation
Bingham
Strawberry Reclamation
Zion National Park
Bryce's Canyon
Echo Dam
Fielding High School
Utah State Agricultural College
Paris Post details and subscription rates
The Paris Post lists publication as weekly on Thursdays and notes second class matter status at the Paris Idaho post office under the March 3, 1678 act. Editor and publisher is John A. Wallis with subscription rates of two dollars yearly, one dollar for three months, and one dollar sixty nine cents for six months.
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Paris
Idaho
Armistice Day Reflections on War Memory and Duty
A reflective Armistice Day piece contrasts noncombatant and veteran memories of 1917 1918. It warns memory can soften harsh realities while urging renewed commitment to freedom and peace, linking Armistice anniversary to civic duty and a hopeful upcoming holiday shopping season.
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Itvare
Army
Navy
General Sherman
Europe
Early Christmas Shopping Rush Begins Across Town
Election days are over and Christmas shopping season nears as stores prepare displays and gift stock. Railroads, express companies and the post office report rising package traffic signaling early stocking and an expected rush. The post office, stores and newspapers will push for early mailing and shopping soon.
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Express Company
Postoffice
Agelr
Red Cross Relief in Idaho for 1932
The Red Cross reports Idaho distributed commodities valued at 667 037 dollars in 1932 led by stock feed 549 005 flour 100 804 cotton cloth 16 809 and garden seeds 419 The Roll Call targets 20 000 Idaho members with 11 392 current members Personal service to Idahoans includes home service 2 367 for ex service men 6 300 civilians first aid 275 life saving certificates 367 swimming enrollment 3 725 and home hygiene certificates 136
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Idaho
Red Cross
Wil
Stork Delivers Nine Pound Baby Boy in Bloomington
Mr and Mrs Casper Hill welcomed a nine pound baby boy Monday. Mother and baby are doing well. Miss Dora Allred of St Charles visited friends here Sunday. Various local residents shared news of visits and gatherings including a Hard Time party at the amusement hall with games and refreshments.
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Stork
Casper Hill
Dora Allred
St. Charles
Alice Jacobson
Merlin Stevens
Gleaner
M. Men
William Norton
Ogden
Hyrum Nelson
Georgetown
Elton Bunn
Bunn
George Gunn
Paris
Sam _Tunks
Ward Amusement Hall
Echo Willis
Frank Thompson
H. H. Broomhead
Ots
Walter Ward
Emmy Rasmussen
Montpelier
Fennythe
Kenneth Thornock
James Patterson
Mary Patterson
Paterson
Isaac Dunford
Tuber Culosis Christmas Seals Campaign Continues
Clara Putium explains how penny taxed health seals fund public nurses clinics open air schools sanitoria aid and education campaigns via schools clubs and organizations. The piece questions local use of funds and the Idaho State Association’s role in directing Christmas Seal money.
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Clara Putium
Gouinty
National Tubercullsis Association
Idaho State Association
State
Christmas Seal Campaign and Tuberculosis Efforts in Idaho
A review of the Christmas seal drive outlines its nationwide tuberculosis mission and Idaho focus. It notes funds stay mostly in Idaho, with a 5 percent contribution to the national association, and details distribution for nursing, nutrition, and public health programs across counties. It also highlights the goal of saving lives, educating the public, and expanding health services, plus a brief obituary mention of Senator Fred T. DuBois.
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National Association For First of All
Idaho
National Tuberculosis Association
Idaho Obtains Big Road Fund
Washington announces allotment of 72 million dollars in federal emergency highway funds to Idaho and other states through October 29. The bureau of public roads says projects under the 120 million emergency allocations are ready for approval and 35 percent must come from other sources to ensure winter employment.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Arizona
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Former Idahoan Faces 12 Police
A Washington report notes Elizabeth Du Bois, daughter of Idaho’s first senator, once a traffic-ticket collector, who faced twelve police officers for 12 unpaid tickets. The judge considered her prior habit of ignoring court summons broke by the recent summons.
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Washington
Elizabeth DuBoils
Idaho
Paris Boys Visit Hoover Dam
Elmo R. Morgan and Eldon M. Stock led engineers from Utah State Agricultural College visiting the Hoover Dam. They said the trip was well worth it to see how man can harness nature and tap energy, noting the progress as inconceivable.
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Logan
Elmo R. Morgan
Eldon M. Stock
Utah State Agriculture College
State
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Paris Post
John A. Wallis
Pendrey Grocery
Reford Furniture Co
Ontpelier
Rexall
Paris Drug Co
Bloomington
Tuberculosis
Bear Lake
Bannock
Cassia
Madison
Shoshoney
Stowers
Bear Lake County
Uncle Wiggily
Tris
SHOP
Findlay
Bear Lake State Bank
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