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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1924
Page
5
The report lists multiple residents and visitors in Paris Idaho and Montpelier Idaho including James Oldon, Charles Nate, Bishop Shirley, Weldon Nyb, Dr. J. W. Wayward, Ray C. McKlee, Archie Wilcox, and Seth Kelsey. It mentions recent travel from Logan Utah, and notes professional duties, office visits, and family gatherings with Montpelier and Paris ties.
Local post shop advertises a complete line of Christmas cards with exclusive designs ready for order before stock runs out.
The Post mails sample copies and invites readers to subscribe while offering a club deal. Business representation in its pages should attract favorable town impressions, with a call for every merchant to place a card. Mentions J J Morey and George B E Stauffers visiting Paris to assess operations. Sudden Idaho cold drives apple shipments. A minister recalls prison and prayer meeting anecdotes with a flour mixup ending in a dramatic escape.
President R Shepherd sails on to Logan Utah after a Paris visit to handle business matters. He spoke at the Second ward chapel on duties of education and the Latter-day Saints. Justice Budge visits relatives and friends amid valley ties and local chatter.
A fragment notes Beauty Harry as a fine fellow with a heart of gold. The text compliments his character and mentions traits and originality, though the record is incomplete and uses archaic phrasing.
In a Box Elder Journal yarn a seasick woman climbs to the deck in her nightgown only to meet a sick man coming down. He tells her not to worry and laments never living to tell the tale.
A husband puzzled by his wife tying to build a fire explains he would not interfere. The odd behavior and its context appear in a brief domestic note.
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