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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1930
Page
5
Daily menu items include Bread Head Lettuce Cocoanut Cake Breakfast Luncheon and Dinner dishes. Featured recipes describe roasting a duck with stuffing and a bread dressing plus a rice mold and baked apples with currant jelly and a coconut frosting recipe.
John McMurray the Republican gubernatorial hopeful visited Pocatello and Blackfoot this week with headquarters in Pocatello He attended a Malad party leaders meeting and predicted strong returns for the Republican ticket He noted broad interest and a likely record vote across Oneida county and the southeast Roscoe Rich of Burley accompanied him as he campaigned, with plans to start in earnest after the first of the month.
Elden Rex and a child narrowly escaped being thrown into the river when their car slid off a Logan Canyon road. A stand of willows kept the vehicle from entering the water and a wrecker was needed to recover it. The car suffered gas and oil loss but no injuries were reported.
At the general election on November 4 voters will vote on a single constitutional amendment concerning the supervision of the insane. The measure seeks to set authority and framework for care and management of mentally ill individuals within public policy.
Attorney James Walton of Woodruff Utah lost control of his car in Laketown Canyon while en route to Garden City. The gear shift reportedly stuck in neutral sending the vehicle speeding toward a bank. Walton kicked out a window to escape and avoided serious injury.
The Blackfoot asylum is now run by a three-man board appointed by the governor while all similar state institutions remain under the Department of Public Welfare. An explanation of the proposed constitutional amendment appears in another column.
Idaho the delegation to the national American Legion convention in Boston left Boise October 1 at 10 30 a m on Union Pacific train No 18 forming part of a special northwest Legionnaires cars. The party rode in one standard sleeper near Utah car with two other cars and baggage car joining from the northwest. After a one day Washington stop the train proceeds to New York then Boston arriving October 5 morning. Return routing not set. Tony Peterson of Montpelier Post the sole Bear Lake delegate.
In dramatic fashion Richard L Simms reports Sargon the New Scientific Compound driving a daily 16 000 user surge across the United States and beyond. The piece praises merit claims backed by millions of testimonials and notes Paris Drug Co as local agents.
St. Charles Chats Prof S. E. Clark of Logan was a visitor this week. Mrs L. T Arnell moved to Paris this week where she accommodates a large number of students from our town attending Fielding High. Mrs Evelyn Pugmire moved to Paris this week to remain during the school year.
Mr and Mrs George Brewer return from Totonta with their new grandson at the Hanser home. The district school opens with teachers Homer Clark Helen Johnson Ogden Utah Louise Keetch and Cassie Bowman. Patience Clark leaves for Albion to attend State Normal School this winter. Mr and Mrs Robert Hemmert head to Clarkston for sugar factory work. Horton and Michaelson visit from Kemmerer to escort Mary Arnell and Lila Michaelson home. Rasmussen and son of Kemmerer stay with Bishop and Mrs Allred. Myrtle Mattson and children travel from Oneida for school enrollment. Edna Morgan and children of Liberty visit. Henderson visits Barker family. Lizzie Jensen visits Fish Haven. N E Pugmire attends Hyrum Huphreys funeral in Logan. Russell Clayton and Paris-born baby stay with Cleveland parents. Elwood Cleveland travels with Geo Brewer to Tetonia.
Sportsmen in Bear Lake County report full duck limits despite prior rumors of a short supply Geese are less plentiful Recent rains and reduced duck disease improve the season Hunters praise strict enforcement of fish and game laws and a growing spirit of sportsmanship.
Verge Williams of Montpelier leaves Monday to enroll at the California College of Embalming in Los Angeles for the coming year. He plans to return and join his father in the family business in Montpelier.
Royal Pope of Garden City Utah, Rich County commissioner, said road machinery is en route to Garden City via Jeagan Canyon. Work will surface the road from the Idaho state line at Fish Haven to Garden City junction. Utah road commission has appropriated 5000 for the project. Between 15000 and 18000 may be spent on Laketown canyon construction this year.
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