Paris Idaho Briefs Highlight Local Business and Visits
Editor John A. Wallis notes community events as Judge A B Gough visits Paris for legal matters. Tax notices will be mailed by the county treasurer. Dr R J Sutton departs for Salt Lake on business. Montpelier visitors include Mrs C O Moore and daughters and N Hillier. Stake Conference set for Paris Tabernacle. Boosters Club president W B Trowbridge travels to Paris. Morgan Rich of Paris Roller Mills and Camp Lifton housing work feature local commerce. Eva Moore leaves for Salt Lake to visit relatives. Mrs Clyde Richards of Boise now in Paris.
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W. B. Trowbridge
Boosters Club of
Montpelier
Paris
Morgan Rich
Salt Lake Official in Paris On Official Business
Charles Lawrence of Salt Lake and assistant secretary and treasurer for Wesetra Phosphate spent two days in Paris this week for official duties.
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Charles Lawrence
Salt Lake
Wesetra Phosphate Company
Paris
Teachers exam draws forty four candidates in Paris
Sept. Wm E Morgan of the Montpelier schools conducted the teachers examinations at the court house in Paris last Thursday to Saturday. Forty four teachers participated. Miss Barbara Fueller, who had been nursing at Paris Emergency Hospital, returned Sunday to Kemmerer Wyoming, leaving many friends behind.
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Wm. E. Morgan
Montpeliier Schools
Paris
Court House
Barbara Fueller
Kemmerer
Wyoming
Fueller
Free Gift With Subscriptions From Paris Post
The Paris Post offers a free Ever sharp pencil to any new one year subscription given to R. M. Budge between now and the first of the year.
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Paris Post
R. M. Budge
Downeys Move to San Francisco for Winter
Mr and Mrs F L Downey depart for San Francisco California Wednesday to establish a winter home. Downey has served as bookkeeper at the Western Phosphate mine for the past year and came to the area from Salt Lake.
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F. L. Downey
San Francisco
California
Mr. Downey
Western Phosphate Mine
Salt Lake
Fairfield Farm Caretaker Visits From Paris
Mr Parley Lewis and his wife visit family in Fairfield for a short time. He moved from Paris to Fairfield almost a year ago to tend a large farm in the Fairfield country and has been active there.
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Parley Lewis
Fairfield
Mr. Lewis
Paris
Fairfield Country
Sale at Shepherd Clothing Store in Paris Low Prices
Announcement urges readers to buy at Shepherd Clothing Store as prices drop for first time in Paris. Mention praises Paris Drug Company for store interior arrangement and fixtures under new manager Otto, noting tasteful presentation and proper conduct.
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Shepherd Clothing
Paris
Paris Drug Company
Otto
Smallpox Cases Reported in Utah and Wyoming Towns
Smallpox is appearing in neighboring towns in Utah and Wyoming with cases in Randolph at W. C. Jackson’s home and several cases in Kemmerer. None of the cases seem serious, and spread appears scattered.
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Utah
Wyoming
Randolph
W. C. Jackson
Kemmerer
Train schedule sparks mixed hopes for shoppers
After the new timetable took effect last week the public hopes the changes balance better travel with more opportunities to greet engineers during out-of-town trips.
Health Notes Show Widespread Ailments Across Community
Health notes report numerous cases of colds and stomach troubles in the area. Several individuals including Mrs. A W Shepherd and engineer John Lantry are noted as ill, with pneumonia and ringworm cases also mentioned. smallpox appears stamped out.
Village blacksmith William Painter visits Bloomington
William Painter aged over 70, the village blacksmith of Bloomington, visited on Saturday and showed he remains hale and active at his trade. The American Legion meeting planned for Monday to elect officers was canceled due to low attendance as many members work night shifts at the Western Phosphate mine. Over 10,000 posts nationwide are electing new Legion officers for the coming year.
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William Painter
Bloomington
American Legion
Western Phosphate
Store Windows Show Holiday Spirit In Town Display
Merchants in town dressed their windows for the holidays with Thanksgiving or Christmas themes. The Pug miré Cash Grocery features a decorative display aimed at housewives preparing festive meals. More windows around town are urged to inspire shoppers and boost storefront appeal.
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Pugmiré Cash Grocery
Roads Pack Hard Times For Farmers South Of Paris
Reports from towns south of Paris describe poor road conditions hindering farmers hauling produce and delivering crops to the station. Residents hope snow will freeze the roads to bring relief for neighbors. Lost purse notice and a loan request appear in the same brief item, along with a report on James Dunford and Peter Greenhaugh, long-time valley residents in Bloomington now in Salt Lake City.
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Paris
James Dunford
Peter Greenhaugh
Salt Lake
Bloomington
Ward Conference Held in Paris Second Ward
Ward conference was held in the Paris Second ward last Sunday with good attendance. The stake presidency attended and spoke during the afternoon and evening sessions. President Welker noted the ward conference was initiated by Bishop Robert Price and now occurs in every ward. President Rich praised the progress and urged continued good work.
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Paris
Stake
Pres. Welker
Robert Price
Pres
Rich
Virginia editor uses kiss and hug scandal to threaten subscriber payoff
A Virginia editor threatened to reveal the name of a young man seen hugging a girl in the park unless a subscription was paid within a week. Fifty nine young men paid the next day, with two paying a year in advance.
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Virginia
Sugar price outlook and surplus noted by Federal Refining president
President Spreckles of Federal Refining Co. says the industry has 1,250,000 tons of sugar on hand and warns against a continued belief in a shortage. He argues prices should normalize toward prewar levels under government control and urges western beet growers to adopt scientific farming and maximize tonnage rather than chase war-time prices.
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Spreckles
Federal Refining Co
Europe
Kemmerer Reports Widespread Chicken Pox in Children
Chicken pox is prevalent among Kemmerer children though no cases are serious. Pat Quealey was ill for several days and is now recovering.
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Kemmerer
Pat Quealey
Roundup of Indian Cayuses near Pocatello
Four more cars of Indian cayuses are being rounded up to ship to lower California this week near Pocatello. Snow about six inches on Mount Putnam slows the roundup. The horses fetch about five dollars each and are used for chicken feed.
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California
Pocatello
Mount Putnam
Style Shop Goes Under After Short Run in City
The Style Shop, opened three months ago under Mrs. Katie Filer, is closing. A county sheriff notice and county attorney orders prompted stock inventory, now set for sale at reduced prices amid weak sales.
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Katie Filer
Par's Boulder Mine Promises Rapid Progress and Rich Veins
The Boulder mine, resumed last week after a shutdown, aims to develop a 2000 foot wide limestone carrier with two copper veins and a major lead zone. Four men now underground on one shift will be reinforced as development continues toward a railroad spur and potential profitable ore bodies.
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Boulder
Oregon
Western Phosphate Mine
Swansey
Hat Demonstration Report From Farm Bureau Sessions
Miss Whelma Jacobsen from the extension department led a hat making demonstration during the first week of November in Paris and St Charles under the county farm bureau. In Paris seventeen hats were made with materials costing $43.27 and completed hats valued at $157 saving $115. In St Charles nine new hats were produced and eight remodeled saving $111.17.
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Whelma Jacobsen
Extension Department
County Farm Bureau
Paris
St. Charles
J. W. Cook
Sugar refinieries close across the American Sugar Refining Co
All six refineries of the American Sugar Refining company shut down due to slight demand. An official said inventories are ample and deliveries can be made promptly, with the closures only temporary for lack of orders from the trade.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Georgetown high school booster visits from Bloomington principal
Mr W S Dunford formerly of Bloomington and now principal at Georgetown high school visited last weekend. He told our reporter Georgetown school is equal to any in the county with 125 students enrolled and five teachers.
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W.S. Dunford
Bloomington
Georgetown High School
Dunford
Georgetown
Snow Strands Wyoming Sheep Flocks Facing Feed Crisis
Snow blankets central and southwestern Wyoming forcing feeding of up to a million sheep weeks before normal. Up to thirty inches has fallen in parts of the Sheep range with the Red Desert region seeing about 400,000 sheep and Fremont and western National counties also affected.
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Wyoming
Red Desert
Fremont
Western National
County and State Teacher Certification Examination Notice
Notice of examination for all grades of County and State Teacher Certificates set for November 15 16 17 18 19 and 20 1920. Exam at County Court House Park Idaho starting 8 30 a m on the listed days with subjects for certificates by?
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Park
Idaho
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John A. Wallis
A. B. Gough
The
R. J. Sutton
Leo
C. O. Moore
Tabernacle
Charles Rogers
Brother George of
Camp Lifton
Eva
D. A. Durkee
Clyde Richards
Boise
Myrtle-Rich
A. W. Shepherd
John Lantry
Oregon Short Line
Bryan Athay
Tim Matthews
Liberty
Willaim
John Jaussi
Vin Hansen
Peter Ward
Ray Windley
J. W. Skinner
John Rich
Emma
H. W. Austin
R. X Care of
Second Ward
Baird Hamlin
Fielding Academy
James Poulsen
PAR
Farm Bureau
Sugar Refineries
Paria Bakery
Paris Bakery
Shepherd Hardware & Implement CO
Logan Stone and Morumental CO
D. Low
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Shepherd Clothing CO
Brencey County Supt. of Schools
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