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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1922

Page

5

Grandma Burgoyne Dies in Salt Lake City

Mrs May A Lloyd Burgoyne known as Grandma Burgoyne died Tuesday in Salt Lake City after heart trouble following a recent attack. She and husband Edward Burgoyne were early Montpelier settlers with the Burgoyne Mercantile in East Montpelier. Survived by two daughters, three sisters, and many grandchildren. Remains to be brought to Montpelier for funeral at the Stake Tabernacle, date pending Thursday or Friday.

May al” Burgoyne Grandma’ Burgoyne Salt Lake Katherine Lewis Ogden Milford Williams Utah F. L Cruickshank This City Jane Rumnell California Martha Reese Logan Montpelier Montpelier Stake Tabernacle Montpelier News

Placed at Last Dozing Jones Causes Manager’s Complaint

A manager complains about Jones who naps at work after being moved through three departments. The proprietor suggests placing him at the pajama counter and labeling him with a card noting the night clothes’ inferior quality. The Epworth Herald remarks on town attitudes.

Epworth Herald

Town voices on a neighbor who stands apart

A resident compares a disliked town figure to a fiddle with a busted string, noting most people prefer familiar daily exchanges and harmony, while the out of tune individual is not music to the ear. The remark reflects community tolerance and social dynamics in daily life.

Riddle of Grandfathered Kinship Puzzles Hazard Herald

A reader from Louisville asks a circular family-relationship brainteaser. He explains a chain where his wife is his grandmother through remarried lineage, making him both husband and grandfather. The note ends with the question Am I right. Washington Lan.

Hazard Herald J.H Louisville Mar Washington Lan

Stake Conference Notes and Ward Changes Announced

The stake tabernacle hosts a quarterly conference with Visitora from Salt Lake in attendance. New Sunday School superintendent Dan C Rich leads Paris First ward with assistants Joseph Stucki and Golden Tucker. Ward conference in Second ward reports changes in priesthood leadership including Edwin T Shepherd as 1st Counselor and A T Pendrey as 2nd Counselor.

Stake Tabernacle Salt Lekt Ola Transtrum St. Charles Second Ward Paris Dan C. Rich Supt Joseph Stucki Golden Tuckler Seymour Spencer Montpeler Seminary Edwin T. Shepherd A. T. Pendrey

Afton Wyoming School Upgrades and Local Deaths

In Afton and Grover, the high school gained four after noon activity sessions under supervision and installed one hundred steel lockers bought by the school. News arrives of Martin Barkdull of Fairview dying in Cokeville from diabetes and Robert Hillstead killed in a logging accident in Oregon with burial in Fairview.

Grover Ward Ward Martin Barkdull Fairview Dia Cokeville Martin Ami Wartin Bédna Star Valley Stobert Atkin Hillstead Re “Hz Hillatead Oregon Robert Deer Island

Criticisms Recalled By Vaudeville Producer Insight

A vaudeville producer quoted in The Argonaut of San Francisco recalls critics as thorough yet harsh. He notes how press notices can overdo scrutiny, muttering that critics "don’t leave a turn unstoned" as a lesson in reception.

the Argonaut San Francisco

Former Paris Teacher Excels in Chicago Music Scene

A letter from Irwin Jensen now in Chicago reports rapid musical progress. The former Fielding Academy teacher has been accepted by the Bush Conservatory of Music in composition with a two year scholarship under Professor Edgar A. Brazelow. He has written a piano sonata two songs and a violin duet since arriving in Chicago.

Irwin Jensen Chicago Fielding Academy The Bush Conservatory of Music Composition Edgar A. Brazelow Jensen

New Jersey farmer shoots eagle stealing pigs

An NJ farmer killed an eagle after the bird tried to fly away with a pig. He had noticed missing pigs for days and, watching closely, surprised the bird mid-attempt. The article notes eagles remain in the wild and outlines differences between golden and bald eagles and their roles in history.

New Jersey North America Mexico Canadian Delaware Bay New Jersey News Dispatch Russia Austria Frederick II

Postmasters Brace For Christmas Mail Surge

Postmasters across the nation prepare for heavy Christmas mail volume. The Post Office Department warns managers to accelerate plans, boost staffed routes, and hire extra clerks, carriers, and transportation to handle anticipated demand.

Post Office Carty Christinas Alaya Sam

Christmas Greeting Card Service Intro

A local service offers customizable Christmas greeting cards. Customers choose a card, write their sentiment, and the service handles printing and delivery.

Idaho Freight Rate Reduction Association Formed

Southern Idaho farm and livestock interests push freight rate cuts. W L Shattuck of Idaho Falls chosen as president with C J Carlson as state secretary. Idaho is split into three districts with a 15 member board to present data to railway executives.

Idaho Poenteto Idaho Freight Rate Reduction Association W. L. Shattuck Idaho Falls

Holiday goods on display on upper floor event

On November 23 the entire line of holiday goods will be displayed on the upper floor. Prices are the lowest and items include books games dolls toys china and Blase. Call 473 Whitney for new items.

Idaho Freight Rate Reform Moves to State Utilities Panel

Idaho publics pressed for freight rate reductions as a push grows from a Idaho Falls meeting. J A Harbour W W Copeland and L M Earl will attend Boise December 4 to study rates on potatoes grain hay livestock fruits dairy poultry coal lumber and farm machinery. A resolution urges the public utilities commission to prosecute state cases for rate cuts and back gubernatorial action to ensure pro public personnel or resignation. Petitions circulate statewide to gain moral support for freight rate reductions following a November 9 Idaho Falls gathering led by Senator Gooding.

State Public Utilities Commission Boise J. A. Harbour Twin Falls W W. Copeland Caldwell L. M. Earl Idaho Falls GovsEorlect C—o—Moore Public Utilities Commission Pocatello Senator Gooding

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