Paris Visits and Business Travel Across Montpelier Paris Area
Local residents including James Olsen of Ovid Alfred of St Charles and Mrs Willard Lindsey visited Paris for business Monday and Wednesday. Judges, doctors, and dentists from Montpelier and Boise conducted work and travel, while families and students joined social events and a Fielding High School senior class gym social. A range of local names appear in post office, employment, and travel notes across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Olsen
Ovid
Paris
B_M. Alfred of
St. Charles
Fielddng High School
Local items note residents and housing updates
Auditor returned Saturday with her husband at Balls and the Moores settled on Second Main. Johnston and Lewis came home from Murny Utah where they worked at the Utah Smelter. Cold weather boosts coal orders as city dealers stay busy. For sale the John Dunford estate near Paris south of Lom of Pres. William I. Rich includes three dwellings and two city lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor
Worner Johnston
Lorenzo Lewis
Murny
Utah
Utah Smelter
Whitman
John Dunford
Paris
Lom
Pres
William I
Letha Dunford
Local Ads and Community Notes Mixed in Ottawa Paper
Classified snippets include dry cleaning prices from Edgar Bunn and Whitman goods, political remark, Mr and Mrs John A Sutton moving to Salt Lake, a Fielding Gym social with a basketball game and dance, Charles Rogers painting at S H Rich home, Holiday goods display promised at T B Whitman store, Ward Conference appointments for Sunday School, and mail service update sending mail south to Randolph from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sutton
Wish Haven
Salt Lake
h-Paris
Guess
Edward Sutton
Charles Rogers
8. H. Rich
Montpelier
Rogers
Weather and local notes from county election canvass
Muddy roads prompt horsepower talks but UAE weather promises better roads this fall. Meera Madsen of Bloomington left Monday for Diamondville Wyoming to work as an office helper. The Novelty theatre staged a Devil motion picture drawing good patronage while heat shortages kept a small audience at the Pavilion dance. County commissioners Morgan Hart Sullivan and Kunz attended the meeting reviewing the official canvass of votes polled on November 7th.
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Uae
Meera 8
Asa’ Madsen
Bloomington
Diamondville
Wyoming
Diamondivile
Madsen
Bear—Lake—County
Novelty Theatre
R. Morgan
Liberty
A A. Hart
R A. Sullivan
D.C. Kunz
Montpelier
Horsleys Visit Paris Friends and Family Dinner
Mr and Mrs Herbert Horsley from Soda Springs and once of this county spent several days in Paris and vicinity this week visiting friends and relatives. Mrs Horsley is a sister to Mrs Amelia Hoge and attended a birthday dinner at her home where all the family wing members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Horsley
Soda Springs
Paris
Horsley
Amelia Hoge
Flow ering Basket Opens Next to Paris Drug Company
Louis Giph Lewis, proprietor, operates Flow ering Basket a new shop offering a large variety of potted plants and cut flowers. Located beside Paris Drug Company the business aims to attract big customers and gain community support through liberal patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lgiph Lewis
Flowering Basket
Paris Drug Company
Novelty Theatre Manager heads to Salt Lake for film deals
Joseph Pendrey, manager of the Novelty Theatre, leaves Sunday for Salt Lake on business with the motion picture exchanges to secure top pictures for the local theatre. The week’s program will be printed soon. Mrs. Dr. Moore responds to a telegram about her father’s death. Ezra Passey welcomes a baby daughter. A carload of shingles and lath arrived. Jesus quote notes stay out of stone throwing.
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Joseph Pendrey
Novelty Theatre
Salt Lake
Uie Theatre
Pendrey
Beat
Jesus
Baby to vote in Barrow polls amid registration errors
A 29 month old infant will be carried to the Barrow polling place to cast a parliamentary vote. The child is among voters listed due to errors in the registered voter list and will be accompanied by its mother.
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London
Barrow
Local theater jokes and odd questions spark city chatter
The notice compiles a string of lighthearted gags and questions about a court house move Paris green jokes a piano wizard at the local theater and a drug store encounter as well as train timing and a barber shop quip reflecting playful city banter.
Local oddities prompt reader questions on moonshine and myths
Readers ask about moonshining, cross border shifts between Greece and Turkey, and the idea of painless dental work. A local dentist claims a painless tooth extraction, while a reader questions where the lap ends when a person stands.
Garden City News notes local moves and weather
Garden City news highlights residents traveling to California by auto via Logan canyon. Claud Sprouse observes cars. Mrs. Royal Pope recovers from bed rest. Jed Lutz family plans to winter here. Hodges Bros Co buys pure bred bucks in Pocatello. Severe cold with snow, cattle feeding advised. HC Hanson and John Negus buy a sheep herd west of town. The Mutuals plan a meeting before month end. School shows progress under Principal L L Gook with class colorings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Q H Dunham
G. W. Sprouse
William Dunham
Andy Sanders
California
Logan Canyon
Claud Sprouse
Logan Riv River
Royal Pope
Myr
Jed Lutz
Evanston
Sidney Lutz
Thomas G Hodges
Pocatello
Hodges Brothers Co
Hanson
John Negus
The
Mutuals
L. L. Gook
Fielding High School Progress and Plans
Fielding High School enters its third month with second report cards issued. A Thanksgiving Day program with music and readings is planned and open to townspeople. The basketball team is forming with strong material and the senior class has captured this year’s cup after several series.
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Fielding High School
Unemployment To Be At Lowest This Winter Says Commerce
Washington reports unemployment this winter will be at its lowest ebb since war days. Experts say few people who want work will be without jobs, with an anticipated shortage in unskilled labor early in spring. A building boom and rail equipment orders reduced joblessness, while clerical work remains tight and immigration restrictions may be reexamined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Department of Commerce
Labor’ Department
Harding
Congress
Salesmanship Club Postponed Due to Weather and Low Support
The Salesmanship Club announces cancellation of its subscription drive after poor public cooperation. Members Raymond Budge, Mrs. Arthur Hess, Mrs. Vernell Malone, and Miss Delipha Ardell agree to postpone, with 25 percent commission paid on signed subscriptions up to November 11. Subscriptions must be paid to the Paris Post directly after November 11 as the club is discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Budge
Arthur Hess
Vernell Malone
Delipha Ardell
Paris Post
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Willard Lindsey
Alfred Budge
Boise
Joseph Collings
Witford Tretta
Alma Findlay
Samuel Matthews
Charles Stucks
S M Rich
H. L Spencer
Guertner
C. O. Moore
Torney Geraint Humphreys
Montpellier
H. B Whitman
Thelma Dunn
Conda
Mrs
Archie Wilcox
George F Ashley
George Hoskinson
Jean Low
Shepherd Clothing Store
Amos Hulme
Bennington
John Roberts
Dan Price
Bear Lake. Furniture Co
Ogden
Myrtle
Davidson
County
Lagan
Richard Hartley
Archie Smedley
H. C Smedley
George Ward
Prestos R. Shepherd
Logan
Charles Law
Leo Vallentine
Anaconda Mining Company
Roy Balmere
Wifigeer
All Power &“Light ‘Company
Ellis Straw
Harry Athay
Ernest Jaussi
Telephone Company
Mercy Kelly
C—O-Moore
Second Main Street
Solomon
Edgar Bunn
T. B. Whitman
Dan C. Rich
Morgan Rich
Joseph Stuck
Golden Tueller
Ernest Perrett
Randolph
Dr. GC
Moore
Southern
Ezra Passey
H. R. Shepherd
Court House
Musile
Novrereatre
Otte
Hans
Pugmiro
Greece
Turkey
Garden City News
Saushanseie
Moruaments
P. O. Box
Poqutello
H.-Ecoles-Company— Incorporated
Senate
Busin
Shepherd Hardware & Imp. CO
Idaho
Times
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