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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
3
Fall dress trimmings and new wool dress goods are advertised by H. B. Whitman. Social notes recount travels and funerals in Utah, with residents visiting Salt Lake City and Provo, attending fairs and conferences. The letter lists multiple local families visiting relatives, a wealth of short anecdotes, and a remark on overinflated bank accounts.
Reports from Bear Lake describe a large migratory bird harvest as hundreds of hunters gathered at daybreak in the wetlands near Paris. The scene featured geese and ducks in abundance amid early light, with observers noting the romance and realism of autumn wilderness and the annual tradition attracting many years of participation.
Mr Joel Tueller left Sunday for Gache Valley while Walter Tueller arrived in Denver to attend dental study. Mrs L A Gole returned to Paris after two weeks in Logan. Mrs H C Smedley travels to Salt Lake for a two week visit. Attorney D C Haddock went to Salt Lake on Western Phosphate business. Visiting attorneys praised George Perrett for courthouse grounds. A proverb links catching crooks to teaching tricks to a mule. Moonshine is like the old article it won t mix with gasoline.
A local feature quotes farmers praising cider and frugal pricing on dry goods and underwear while praising simple rural pleasures and chores. The piece notes community visits, a porch addition, and activity at Paris Drug Company as well as school enrollment and local village life.
Mrs Henry Rogers, mother of Harold Rogers who died in World War II, received word that his body arrived in Hoboken New Jersey and would reach Paris likely Sunday afternoon. An escort of soldiers will meet the train and services will be held under the American Legion local post, with no funeral date yet set.
A Paris Pavilion event honors Elder Dallas Athay departing for a two year mission October 20. Program includes Ladies Chorus, cornets, vocal solo by Arch Shepherd, reading by Libbie Cook, remarks by Bp. M. D. Low.
Thanksgiving season prompts subscription gifts to distant loved ones. A home paper delivers weekly recollections and news, offering a bridge to town life for boys, girls, parents, and neighbors separated by distance. Include a coupon or mail the paper to the recipient.
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