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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1924

Page

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County to Bond for 100000 for Road Program

A county mass meeting approved a road bond issue up to 100000 to back a 25 mile Oregon trail and Utah Idaho road project. total cost estimated at 3200000 with federal and state aid 1860000. county share 1340000. Engineering estimates and a vote at the general election were discussed.

Montpelier Wyoming Utah Valley Wilson State Highway Department Oregon Trail Idaho, Utah Geo. Ashley O. G Dunford

Wheat From Egyptian Seed Harvested In Washington

Tacoma farmer F Ss Johnson near Morton reports harvesting 729 bush of white hard spring wheat from seed he says came from an Egyptian tomb four years ago. The 15 acre crop averaged 486 bushels per acre with prolific heads and short straw, though the tomb of origin is unknown.

Tacoma Wash F. Ss Johnson Morton Washington Mr. Johnston

Lands Open for Entry Powell Power Site Reserve 1963

Notice announces filing of a survey plat for parts of Sections 1 12 13 24 25 Township 16 South Range 44 East Boise Meridian at 9 am October 1 1924. Lands within 502 feet Bear Lake are withdrawn for Power Site Reserve N 273 by executive order July 3 1963. Non reserved lands listed remain subject to soldier sailor preference under homestead or desert land laws with a 91 day filing window from October 10 1924 to January 1 1925. Includes special filing periods for veterans war with Germany and related claims.

Boise Meridian Germany Johnston

Smith and Nye are Wed in Salt Lake Temple

Hazelton Smith and Elva Nye were married in the Salt Lake temple on September 24. The bride is Frank Nye’s daughter and highly esteemed by friends who extend best wishes. The groom is a popular, honest and industrious young man. The Post joins in congratulations.

Bear Lake Phosphate Company Reorganizes Officers

A meeting of stockholders was held last week at the Bear Lake Phosphate Company's offices to perfect a reorganization for the coming year. The lineup includes Jas L Danford as president Joseph Stucks as vice president Earl Shepherd as secretary treasurer. Directors listed are H T Budge Charles Wyler Jas L Danford Joseph Stucki Harl Shepherd W Matthews and James Jacobson.

Bear Lake Phosphate Company Jas, L Danford Joseph Stucks E and Earl Shepherd Secy-Treas Aye H. 'T Budge Charles Wyler Jas L Danford Joseph Stucki- Harl ‘Shepherd W Matthews James Jacobson

Out of State Orators to Aid Idaho Campaign

Boise officials announce a Democratic campaign push with speeches by leading out of state Democrats. James O Connor of New Orleans is slated to give six talks across Idaho between October 10 and 20. William G. McAdoo and Charles W. Bryan are both mentioned as probable contributors per state chairman L H Dillingham and national headquarters.

Boise Democratic State Central Committee Congress James O’connor New Orleans William G. McAdoo Charles W. Bryan L. H. Dillinghaam O'Connor

Funeral Services for Elder Oliver Karl Jacobson at Bancroft

Impressive funeral rites were held in the Idaho stake building Bancroft for Elder Oliver Karl Jacobson who died in New Zealand on August 18 1924 after a saddle horse accident. The service featured music by local quartets a vocal solo and remarks by Elder J I Smith and others including Elder Lewis Wilde who recounted the journey and accident. Memorials from Maori Saints and leaders in New Zealand were read and Elder Benjamin F Goddard spoke of Maori devotion while urging clean living for youth and a glorious resurrection.

Bancroft Idaho Stake Oliver Karl Jacobson New Zealand Mrg J. I Smith O of Preston Geo H. Fisher J I Smith Lewis Wilde Jacobson Nuhaka America Auckland Niagara Hitler Rufus K. Hardy Salt Lake City L. D.*s Missionary Society of Goddard Orange F. Warner Bannock ‘Stake Laura L. Fisher Berhalf Idaho- Stake Seciet Society Emma

Novelty Orchestra Delights Logan Audience at Paris Pavilion

The Collegian reports a ten piece novelty orchestra from Logan Utah performed at the Novelty Theatre with a following dance at the Paris Pavilion last Friday evening. David Shepherd son of Pres Jos R Shepherd played first violin and Joseph Smith of Providence conducted the group.

Collegian Novelty Orchstra Logan Utah Zave Novelty Theatre Paris Pavilion David Shepherd Pres Jos R Shepherd Joseph Smith Providence

Our bookkeeper asks subscribers to pay up now

Our bookkeeper says statements have been sent for nearly a year and only a little response has been received We have extended liberal credit during hard times and now request prompt payment to show appreciation and clear accounts.

Gar’ Dens

Bumper alfalfa crop prospects in Idaho and Utah

Western Seedgrower reports a record alfalfa seed outlook for Idaho and Utah with greatly increased acreage and ideal weather. Millard County and Uintah Basin lead production where 75 percent of seed is already harvested. Idaho could yield 5 to 6 million pounds and Utah and Idaho combined 20 to 25 million pounds unless early frost or bad weather reduces output.

Idaho Utah Millard County Uintah Basin

Grain yields rise as county farmers report strong harvests

County farmers report solid grain yields this year. William Pugmire is credited with 300 bushels from 10 acres of farm land. Nels Bunderson also records strong averages though figures are incomplete in the text.

St. Charles Territory William Pugmire Nels Bunderson

Hopkins Hospital to Host Major LaMont Cole as Military Medicine Professor

Word from Atlanta reports Major LaMont Cole of the U S Army, stationed there for three years, has been transferred to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore to serve as an assistant professor of military medicine. Mrs Frank Athay also noted promotion updates this week.

John Hopkins Frank Athay Atlanta LaMont Cole John Hopkins Hospital Baltimore

Taken to Logan Hospital for Appendicitis Operation

Mrs. Seth Budge was taken to Logan Hospital yesterday to undergo an operation for acute appendicitis after a severe attack.

Logan Hospital Seth Budge Utah,Idaho

Make Your Dollars Go Farther

A brief ad notices shoppers to stretch purchasing power with savings tips and limited time offers. It promotes discount options, seasonal deals, and value opportunities from local merchants aiming to boost consumer buying.

Principle of value in bargains and purchases

The text argues that like a purchasing agent, families should seek the greatest value, not the cheapest price. It uses furniture as an example, comparing a $250 high quality suite lasting twenty years to a $125 cheaper option lasting five, and notes long term cost and satisfaction depend on quality.

Bear Lake County

Marriage of Alpheus H. Jogan and Sara J. of Afton

Afton Wyoming and local Montpelier residents Alpheus H. Jogan and Miss Sara J. of parade were married on a Wednesday in Logan. The couples wedding details appear in the notices column of the paper.

Alpheus H Montpelier Sara Afton Wyoming Logan

Beet farmers seek tariff fair deal in Washington

Ashington Sept 30 After conference with President Coolidge A N Mathers of the Farmers Cooperative Beet Growers Association of Nebraska asserts Senator La Follette misrepresented western beet farmers. He says many are as interested as eastern farmers in a proper tariff structure.

Ashington D. C Coolidge A. N. Mathers Cooperative Beet Sigrers Association of Nebraska Polette West LaFollette

Fielding High School Elects Student Leaders Amid Spirit Rally

Fielding High School held a mass student body meeting on September 30 with seniors selecting Rulon Tueller for president and Myrtle Transtrum as running mate. Sophomore leader Arlin Pugmire named vice president with June Monson as secretary treasurer and Leola Smedley as debating manager. Freshmen crowned George Skinner chief of the Greenlings with Taft Buded as runner up and Jung Rich as treasurer. ceremony marked by an oath led by Milford Shepherd and an evening faculty reception.

Gabe Rulon Tueljer Myrtle Transtrum Satemi Wain Davis Arlin Pugmire Phoebe Rich Sec Treas June Monson Opal Oakey Leola Smedley Alverage Isaac Dunford T ‘Lois Stock Nellie Dunford Rogers George Skin Ohief Greenlings Taft Jung Rich Maurine Welker Wells Stock Orlene Humphreys Athletic Eugene Shephred Dallas Tueller Milford Shepherd Fielding’s

Ward conference opens with choir and reports

The ward conference convened September 28 at 2 pm with opening hymn and prayer by Samuel Matthews. Elders Ezra Stucki and Alma Findlay represented the Stake Presidency. After reports from local organizations the choir performed, an evening session followed with a male quartet and music. Benediction by Jesse Re Matthews. The narrator reached home on September 30 and felt fine.

Samuel Matthews Gang Ezra“ “Stucki Alma Findlay Stake Mider Findlay Aftenoon James A. Hymas Ezra Jesse Re ‘Matthews

Beets Move to Paris Sugar Dump Opens October Seventh

Utah Idaho Sugar Company advises beet growers that a portable dump will be ready in Paris on Tuesday October 7 to receive beets. Growers should provide beet boxes or buy walking pullers from Amalgamated Sugar in Logan for five dollars each to speed harvest and reduce company costs.

Offl Utahudaho Sugar Paris Ed Sugar Company Logan Utah Sugar Company Mum

Governor Smith Would Cut Ten Commandments to Two

Governor Smith proposes reducing the ten commandments to two injunctions at a Syracuse convention. He argues that if a man loves God with all his heart and loves his neighbor as himself, he cannot commit the listed sins.

Smith New York Sth Syracuse Moses

St Charles Community Notices Open with Local Social Updates

Sickness abates as residents prepare for Salt Lake conference. Emery Welling and others travel to Logan for business and leisure while Wilma Brewer attends school in Garden City Utah. A wedding reception honors Weldon Nye and Avery Smith. Imperial Players entertain again under O F Farnsworth.

Salt Lake Emery Welling William Clark Phyllis Logan Wilma Brewer Garden City Utah T. W Windley Racco Windley Imperial O. F. Farnsworth Ugs Vera Arnell Mrs. Owen Twinalls L. Madanich Los Angeles

Republicans Map Campaign Plans at Mass Meeting

At a Montpelier mass meeting Republicans outlined plans for the upcoming campaign. County Chairman Geraint Humphreys urged united support and noted the need for campaign assessments. Speakers included Jas Olson J W Jones Dr Franklin Budge and others. Gov Moore planned to tour October 25 to Paris and Montpelier and senators Borah and Smoot were to be sought.

Montplier Geraint Humphreys W. Smith Hoge Humphreys Jas. Olson J W Jones Franklin Budge Frank Wright James Dunn Alfred A Hart Geo F. Ashley Charles French C. C Moore Paris Montpelier EB Borah Reed Smoot

Democrats Expand Newspaper Campaign in Bear Lake County

Bear Lake County Democrats announce full countywide newspaper space until election eve. They cite the press as the best way to reach voters, with campaigns active across all papers to inform and mobilize the home audience.

Bear Lake County Th County

Soldier Summit Man Killed When Tire Blowout Sends Car Over Embankment

A passing motorist gave Louis Sacounis of Soldier Summit a ride near Helper to Price Utah. Soon after the tire blew out the auto plunged down an embankment killing Sacounis and possibly injuring Elmo Hill and his wife.

Salt Lake City Louis Sacounis Soldier Summit Utah Elmo Hill Mountain Dell Sacounis Helper Price Hill

Hundreds of Ducks Die in Mud Lake Idaho Falls

The Idaho state game department investigates hundreds of dead ducks at Mud Lake Boise official State Deputy Riggan leading the inquiry. Low water and vegetation foul water are blamed for poisoning the ducks. Mud Lake, a favored hunting spot in Bonneville County, prompts immediate corrective action.

Mud Lake Idaho Falls Idaho State Game Department Riggan Boise Bonneville County

Basketball coaching school and conference in Pocatello

A YMCA basketball coaching school and conference will be held in Pocatello on October 10 and 11 to develop basketball knowledge in Southern Idaho. Tutors will teach offense defense training and new rules for coaches and players. Registration should be sent to V. B. Vierra at the YMCA in Pocatello.

Pocatello Idaho Ifm V. BE. Vierra M. C A

Butter Aids Eyes Foods For Good Vision Claim

A bold claim extols butter or butterfat as essential for eye health and disease prevention. It states butter supplies vitamin A, protects the eyes from disease, and that absence of this vitamin harms sight.

Mrs Shepherd Heads to Utah for Family Visit

Mrs. Ernest Shepherd departed at week start for Salt Lake City and Murray Utah to spend a brief vacation with her children.

Ernest Shepherd Salt Lake Murray Utah

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Adi Ogan Iefielding High School Tiberty Austir ST. Charles Lyman Collings Newell Dalrymple M. M. Collings O ' Nye Joseph Peterson Weldon Nye Avg Smith Basketball
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