County civic notes and visitors at Paris assembly
Local residents and candidates including Stafford Cleveland of St. Charles and Bert Orr of Sharon attended the county road bond mass meeting in Paris. Montpelier figures Dr. George F. Ashley and John A. Hunt joined officials Ed C. Rich and Wm. R. Morgan for Wednesday activities.
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George F. Ashley
Montpellier
County Commissioners
Bert Orr
Sharon
Ed C. Rich
Montplier
Wm. R. Morgan
Liberty
John A Hunt
St. Charles
D, Count of
Montpelier
Nelson-Ricks Cream Station Promotes Soldered Cans
Local ad notes savings by avoiding new purchases and offering soldered cream cans at Nelson-Ricks Cream Station Paris Idaho. Free soldering for patrons' cream cans. Various classifieds include rooms for rent and a house for sale on easy terms with $300 down and $25 monthly.
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Nelson-Ricks
Office of Paris Post
Nelson Ricks -Gream
Paris
Idaho
Local People Travel and Attend Events Across Utah
A series of brief notes records travel and activities: Mrs C O Moore and Mrs John A Wallis with son Todd to Salt Lake City, visiting Mrs James Burton in Ogden. state road overseer in Paris for a road bond mass meeting. Mrs Roy A Welker represents Bear Lake County at an Idaho Falls tuberculosis convention with wide state representation. Jack Wright of Bennington visits Paris and prepares to teach at Nounsa school. Nellie Dunn visits Paris with her parents Crandell Dunn. Meredith of Golden Rule Mercantile Montpelier tours town. Mrs George Taylor travels to Salt Lake for general conference. Mark Austin heads to Logan Canyon for the Utah State Fair. Arnest of St Charles attends town business. local ministers attend stake priesthood meeting. Newell Dalrymple returns from Logan. star confectionery prices noted. Lyman Collings and family weekend in Logan. Charles Longhurst visits Randolph. Tamies Knapp, longtime miner of St Charles, conducts business locally.
Candidate talk and social grinding in a festive civic tone
A fragmented editorial riffs on candidates as institutions and social events. It jokes about the influence of candidates on voting, women and babies, and farmer life, noting how being a candidate is a social act and a civic service with humor about party dynamics and public expectations.
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Lincoln
Rand
J.B
Charlie Bryan
Dawes
Europe
Bryan
Happy
Robert
Cox
Sunny
Jim
Ladies’ Aid
Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy advertised claims
An ad touts Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy as eliminating scalp and hair disorders after a few applications with "millions of uses." It urges readers to ask their barber or druggist about a money back guarantee.
Courtship and marriage described as a lifelong climb
A reflective line discusses mutual demands for early courtship states and argues that courtship is flat while marriage requires ongoing development and achievement throughout its course.
Our Hall of Fame The Mayor as Town Boss and Booster
The piece extols the mayor as public spirited and willingly shoulders municipal burdens. It frames him as the town boss who gives time and labor and seeks reward in satisfaction rather than money.
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Booster
Hall of Fame
Candidates and the County Faithful in Voters’ Theatre
The passage mocks political showmanship, noting a local figure who grows fond of the county and its people as election season nears. It laments the invention of candidates and parades four supposed institutions that will save the country: home, church, school, and candidates.
Glory of the Sea Shell Found on Philippine Reef
A British scientist discovered three specimens of the rare Glory of the Sea mollusk in 1838 on a Philippine coral reef. The mollusk, famed for its rosebud like shape, is among the world’s rarest shells with only twelve to fourteen in collections today. Weeks after the finding the reef was destroyed by an earthquake.
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Philippine
Coffee House Club Brings NY Creatives Together
The Coffee House in New York is a unique club whose membership spans authors actors sculptors editors sport writers painters architects and singers.
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Coffee House
New York
First Massachusetts Slavery Abolished Earlier Rule
Historical note recalls Massachusetts declaring slavery free in its 1780 constitution with a 1783 court victory for Quaco testing abolition. The colony’s move set a precedent for emancipation in New England and influenced broader anti slavery sentiment.
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Massachusetts
Luke warm origins traced to Middle English luke term
The etymology explains lukewarm as derived from Middle English luke, extending lew to describe a temperature that is neither hot nor cold. The term evolved over time to signify mild warmth used in everyday speech and classification.
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Luke
Lew
Sacred Precedent Reflections on Justifying Past Actions
A compact quotation-based note explores how groups and individuals justify present conduct by appealing to earlier precedents. It cites Cicero and examines the idea that history can legitimize current choices. The piece hints at caution about repeating old patterns without scrutiny.
Pearl of truth hidden in life’s deep struggle
A sharp aphorism notes truth as a pearl found only by those who plunge into life and tear through time’s rocky hands to grasp its meaning. The quote emphasizes strenuous effort and direct experience as the path to insight.
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Ovid
R F Crawford
Salt Lake
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Evanston
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Stafford Cleveland
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ORG
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Zane Grey
THE
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Lois Wilson
Marjorie Daw
Great West
Harold Bell Wright
Chris Tueller
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Sane
Dan Price
Roy A. Welker
W. D. Ream
Dingle
H F. Samuels
Silas Grump
Stoney Creek
Hamilton
Herald
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Leslie Shepherd
Fred J. Price
Bear Lake
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Michigan
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Fish
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Briday
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Baby
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C O Moore
John A Wallis
Todd
James Burton
Ogden Enroute
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Roy A Welker
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Jack
Wright
Bennington
Melding
Wek
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Sharon School
Crandell Dunn
J B&b. Meredith
the Golden Rule "Mercantile
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Mark Austin
Logan Canyon
Utah
Arnest
Newell Dalrymple
Logan
Thes Star Confection. Org. Y
Mrs.Lyman/Collings
Ve “Sa
Charles Longhurst
Olph
Knapp
America
Plains
Mountains
Tobe Spink
The.ole.grouch
Cicero
A. L. Chilton
Povatulo Optical Co
Stucks
Hall
All Drugeisu
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Lillian Knudson
Winterson School
Paria
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Coles Hot
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