Local News Notes and Ads From Paris Idaho
A mix of small town items includes Whitman’s Bargain Basement offers on heavy underwear and coats, a Belgian stallion sale for $2,000, and local visits from Mrs. Wooley and Elder Hayward. Fred Cruikshanks plans a Rex moving picture theater, and Rinehart Studio showcases mounted photos. The Lyric Theatre announces seating and ventilation upgrades, with tomorrow’s program featuring the orchestra. Delinquent stock notices target Atlas Paris boeder mining and irrigation firm, with a December 2 sale to cover back assessments.
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Pioneer Irrigation & Manufacturing Company
Paris
Idaho
Thomas Hibbert
Joseph Herzog
James Oakey
Alfred Rosen
Thomas Sleight
C. Wallentine
L. T. Shepherd
Shepherd Mer. Co. Stor
Defending the Guilty Emphasized as Public Duty
A quoted statement by George Gordon Buttle argues that defending a guilty man is a public duty and that the U S criminal procedure, inherited from England, is large and inquisitorial. He frames the criminal trial as a contest between the state and the state against the defendant rather than a simple investigation.
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United States
George Gordon Buttle
Who Is to Blame for Blended Family Strife
A discussion on marital duties and the causes of husbands seeking evenings away from home. The piece argues that both spouses can share responsibility for neglect in the family circle and urges women to reflect on their own role before blaming their husbands.
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Elena
Sharon News Briefs Highlight Local Odds and Ends
A stray No. 6 rubber was found on Sharon streets after a Democratic rally with owner asked to claim at the Sharon school House. Bert Orr smiled Friday afternoon as threshers left his ranch. Albert Boulter sharpens timber for building needs at his saw-mill. The Sharon potato grower has extra roots to spare by Mr. Lee Lougee. Some farmers haven’t threshed grain yet and few expect rapid drying. A new threshing machine may be sought for the area to aid local needs.
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Sharon
Bert Orr
Albert Boulter
Lee Lougee
Bear Lake Teachers Associa Agenda for Paris Meeting 1912
The Bear Lake Teachers Association announces a program to be held in Paris on November 23 1912. The public is invited to attend with papers on rural school cooperation and scientific discoveries. Performances include a Woodsy solo by Lottie Raymond piano solo and a mute quartet by Rae Dunford Co. Nina Welker serves as secretary.
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Bear Lake
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Strauss Bros
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Master Tailors
Chicagos
Orson Pendrey
Logaj
Whitman
Bargan
Nanie Wooley
Parley Lewis
Astern States
Rock Bottom
H. B. Whitman
William Oakey
Will
Ganman Hayward
Fred Cruikshanks
Montpelier
Washington Street
John Roberts
Paul Strobert
Taylor
Mr. Roberts
Charley Cole
Whebt
Rineharts Studio
Lyric Theatre
M. W. Sverson
Paris Boulder ‘Mining Company
Judge Grimmett
George W. Nebeker
L. W. Johnson
Provo
Utah
MM. W. Eversoll
John H. Grimmett
J. Russell Shepherd
Andrew Madsen
Everson
Paris Canyon
Fred G.bateman
Bloomington
Paris Millinery Co
Howard
Staple Groceries and
Gents Furnishings
E. Lorenzo Burgoyne
Montpelier, Idaho
the Dakin Dover
N. Glayton
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