Strikers Shot by Police at Colorado Mine Clash
In Weld and Boulder counties near the Columbine mine five strikers were killed and many wounded as National Guard units moved in. Governor Adams declared a riot and insurrection and empowered Gen. Newton to command a large force to restore order amid competing accounts of who fired first.
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Denver
Colorado
Columbine
Frank Palmer
Denver_Labor-Advocate
Erie
Palmer
John D. Rockefeller
Louis N. Scherf
Sam Lee
Lafayette
Gregley
Cole
National Guard
I. W W
Weld
State Guard
W. H. Adams
Boulder
Paul P. Newton
Tax statements mailed Friday by county treasurer
Arvilla Smedley, deputy treasurer of Bear Lake County, will mail about 3000 tax statements Friday after weeks of work in the treasurer’s office. Robinston remains home ill with rheumatism, yet Smedley continues at her post to meet legal mailing requirements. Also notes renewal requests and subscription cautions for the Paris Post.
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Depuy County
Arvilla
Stake Conference Set in Paris This Weekend
The winter session of the quarterly conference will convene in Paris on Saturday and Sunday November 26th and 27th. Pres Roy A Welker of the Bear Lake Stake Presidency says representatives from the First Presidency will attend in Salt Lake City.
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Paris
Roy A. Welker
Bear ‘Lake
Salt Lake
Conference M. I. A. Program Sunday Evening
The Bear Lake Stake M. I. A. invites the public to attend a Sunday evening program in the stake tabernacle. Community singing directed by Irwin Jensen, cornet solo by Arch Shepherd, readings by Libbie Cook, a slogan by Golden Tueller, a ten minute talk by F. J. Foulger, musical selections by Niel Wilhelmsen and Mrs. Othelia P. Wright.
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Stake Tabernacle
Bear Lake Stake
Irwin Jensen Cornet
Arch Shepherd
Libbie Cook
Golden Tueller
Niel Wilhelmsen
Othelia P, Wright
Funeral Services for Mrs Seymour Allred
Mrs. Seymour Allred, longtime Star Valley and Bear Lake Valley resident, died after a two month illness following a fall. Born in Paris Idaho, age 63, she lived in St. Charles Fairview and Afton with her husband Sey mour Allred, nine children eight daughters and one son, 39 grandchildren. Funeral services last Sunday at the South in the South district, with music by local choirs and a large crowd in attendance.
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Seymour Allred
Independent
Allred
West
Gorong
Beal
Ashley
Montpelier
Mrs. Allred
Paris
Idaho
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Star Valley
Fairview
Afton
W. Nield
Ben Nield
Ee Taysom
Joseph Harrison
Wm. Dayton
Salt Lake City
Clarence Venter
Louis Hale
Legrande Allred
Golden Kent
Edwin Stock
Hyrum Rich
Chris Merkley
Logan
Utah
R. W. Stock
Ephriam Stock
Broters
Charley Shirley
Louis Gardner
California
John
Joe Stock
South
Ernest Clark
Ronald_Allred
Nellie Roberts and
Chas. Leavitt
Chris ‘Merkley
Alfred
Impressive Funeral for Young Ruth Kulcki
A funeral service for Ruth Kulcki nine daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kulcki was held last Saturday at the Second Ward chapel after a highway accident near the city. Bishop Chase A Walk entine presided with music by a quartet and prayers by Bishop Rich and R W Vallentine. Speakers included bishops Hymas and E D Hymas and Elder Richard Sleight. The chapel overflowed with mourners and flowers covered the bier and casket.
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Second Ward
Ruth Kulcki
William Kulcki
Bishop
Chase
A.walkentine
BH. T. Shepherd
H. L. Spencer
Mary C. Lewis
Psyche Spencer
Dan C. Rich
R. W. Vallentine
Hymas
Sharon
E. D. Hymas
Lanark
Richard Sleight
Paris
Card of Thanks for Ruth Kulcki
The Kulcki family thanks the people of Paris and nearby areas for kindness during their bereavement and for flowers and words at the funeral of Ruth Kulcki their little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Kulcki.
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Paris
Ruth
William Kulcki
Quitting Business Sale In St Charles Here
O L Carter of Boise arrives and departs for St Charles to manage the quitting business sale of F E Floyd due to Floyds health. Entire stock offered at greatly reduced prices advertised on the paper last page. Funeral notice for a Logan Salt Lake temple worker mentions Seymour Alfred predeceased husband five years ago with attending relatives listed and weather delays a town has trouble traveling.
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O. L. Carter
Boise
St. Charles
F. FE. Floyd
Floyd
Seymour_Alfred
Logan
Salt Lake
Chris Merkley
J. P. Stock
Fish Haven
Ezra
Allred
Paris
Dayton
Golden Kent
Smithfield
Utah
Cat's Camouflage Tactic When Frightened or Angry
A cat ruffles its body to appear larger and more threatening when frightened or angry. The text suggests a chemical discharge mechanism but lacks clear, coherent details.
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Idrenas
New England Thanksgiving Myths and Origins
The article traces English and colonial roots of Thanksgiving from 1623 Plymouth observances to New England practices. It notes droughts, rains, and harvests prompting annual days of thanks, with emphasis on the Massachusetts Bay colony and early sermons shaping the modern civic holiday.
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New England
Plymouth Colony
Oliver _Cromwell
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Massachusetts 'Bay Colony
Winthrop
Boston
State Official Hurt In Auto Collision Near Burley
State Land Commissioner I H Nash and Appralis er George T Marshal were injured in a collision three miles east of Burley around 3:00 pm. Their Dodge coupe overturned several times after colliding with a truck driven by Louis Kohn a hide buyer. Nash sustained bad bruises but no serious injury while Marshal suffered cuts to head arm and shoulder. John McMurray of Oakley transported them to Blackfoot Thursday night.
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Blackfoot
I. H. Nash
George
T. Marshal
John McMurray
Oakley
Nash
Marshall
Burley
Marshal
Louis Kohn
The Farmer and the New Age
The piece praises postwar industrial progress aiding farmers. It highlights radio, electric power, telecoms, rail expansion, and the automobile, with tractors transforming plowing and irrigation. It notes road building advances via new track laying machines and suggests farmers increasingly adopt modern methods for prosperity.
Phone firms ordered to answer North Idaho link petition
Boise November 21 Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph must respond within 60 days to a North Idaho residents petition for a north south telephone line. The proposed linking between New Meadows and Grangeville would create a through line for long distance calls and bolster Wayside business per the Idaho public utilities commission order.
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Boise
Mountain States Telephone and Telégraph. Company
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
North Idaho
New Meadows
Grangeville
Public Utilities Commission
Mountain States Lines
Pacific Lines
Grangeville Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
Grange~ville—chamber
Paris Lions organize as charter night nears
A Paris Lions Club luncheon at the Hotel Paris established a permanent local group with officers led by F. J. Foulger as president and A. W. Shepherd as treasurer. Charter night will mark full Lions International membership with a banquet and district officials invited. The next luncheon is set for Tuesday December 6.
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Paris Lions Club
Paris
A. T. Pendrey
John ‘Dougan
John A. Wallis
Edwin T. Shepherd
A.—W_Shephaerd
Lion Tamer Trin Jensen
Tall Twister
Paris Lions
Lions
Lions International Organization
F. J. Foulger
Roy A. Welker
A. W. Shepherd
W. Smith Hoge
John Dougan
Dr. C. O. Moore
D. S. Price
Walter Findlay
Russell Clayton
C. H. Pearce
B. T. Shepherd
F. Shepherd
Ernest Gubler
Irwin Jensen
Joseph Stucki
M. G. Price
H.L. Spencer
Paris ‘Lions
Selley
Salt Lake
Gooding Says Fight Is Won for Idaho Freight Rates
Senator Frank R. Gooding traveling through Blackfoot asserts the long dispute over freight rates is resolved and railroads will adjust costs. He calls Idahoans careless about their interests and urges state action to match national rates, while outlining plans to push Bechler Meadows reservoir and park improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfoot
Frank R. Gooding
Snake River Valley
Gooding
Idaho
Sherman Coffin
Idaho Freight Rate Association
Washington
Fall River
Bechler Meadows
New England
Priceless Oil Painting Believed Oldest Madonna and Child
Market for Exchange reports an ancient oil painting of the Madonna and Child marked with the date 486. The work, tied to a historic palace collection, was bought by a dealer from a broker in the street for a small sum.
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Market For Exchange
Prt
Elorentive Palace
Senelvennj
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Paris Post
Post
Wrecka
F,. J. Foulger
Bear Lake Valley
New York
Pulte
Fielding High School
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