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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1912
Page
1
The piece quotes Joseph F. Smith and a Utah church stance on politics. It argues church members vote independently, not by church orders, and critiques claims of ecclesiastical directive while praising Smith's nuanced views on Taft Roosevelt Wilson and potential Idaho senatorial effects on Mormon voting.
A Fish Haven farmer criticizes local merchants for shipping to Payette and Snake River buyers for fruit and vegetables while locals miss out. He advocates selling produce locally and notes the paper’s role in advertising to reach buyers.
The article recounts Governor Hawley declining to resign and accept the U S Senate appointment via Lieutenant Governor Sweetser. It notes Hawley instead appoints Judge K Berky to fill the vacancy left by Senator Heyburn and praises Perky as a capable lawyer and citizen whose appointment pleases the state.
Readers learn school attendance rules at Emerson with emphasis on ages eight to eighteen, permits, and excuses. Parents are asked to clearly explain absences to keep attendance records accurate, with teachers ready to aid in proper documentation and cooperation for the school’s progress.
The text portrays Tom Roberts as a community benefactor despite editorials criticizing him. It claims Roberts, with Arthur Roberts, has boosted Star Valley country and Ogden ties, and disputes claims that he lacks community welfare or integrity.
In Paris last Sunday a religion class convention faced poor roads yet drew a good turnout from nearby settlements. Church groups withheld advance notices from press, leaving many unaware of the event. Prof Jensen from Salt Lake City spoke, and Miss Bean delivered a standout reading.
A golden wedding at the McMurry home in Bear Lake county honors a couple long seated in the community. They have raised two large families, and the gathering when their children returned brought deep joy and gratitude for a life well spent. May their last days be their best.
Sam Small, famed southern orator hailed as a prince of the platform, will deliver a lecture in the First Ward next Sunday afternoon and appear again in Montpelier Sunday night. His talks mix humor with timely themes and sharp wit, promising a memorable event.
Wilford W Rich left days ago for a mission across the water leaving behind a wife and children. A farewell party was held in the First ward on Friday night, November 135, with many friends and a devoted mother anxious for his welfare.
President Joseph Smith of the Church of Latter Day Saints defended the church against claims of political manipulation. He stated the church is Republican in leanings but not a political instrument, rejected charges of tyranny, and urged listeners not to misconstrue his views or authority.
A fragmented report states twelve units connected to the main pipe with a plan to have one hundred twenty by week’s end. Officials say revenue will cover expenditures and full water pressure will be on today or tomorrow with more details to follow next week.
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