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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
4
Readers are asked to share farming progress from the valley. Reporters seek details on crops, yields, and conditions and request farmers to submit eight lines or call 33 to provide information for publication.
An editorial emphasizes producer responsibility in dairy quality. It notes that milk handling and milking cleanliness affect butter and cheese prices, urging producers to use clean milking methods and maintain udder hygiene to boost consumption and market value.
A missionary Rex Sutton prepares to depart for a mission in Great Britain. A social farewell is planned in Aischotor next Thursday with Mayor Edward Sutton and local residents expected to attend.
Mrs. Mary Gee 63 wife of Robert W. Gee of Montpelier died Saturday morning at LD Hospital in Salt Lake City after hip injury and illness. Survived by husband, six children and six grandchildren. children include Leslie Gee of Portland, Denton Gee of Salt Lake, Cleve Gee of Virginia, Genevieve Lemm of Muskegon, and Sherwood and Nelle Gee of Montpelier.
The message promotes a nationwide fire prevention week urging Paris residents to inspect flues chimneys and smokestacks for cracks and holes. It notes a few minutes spent clearing waste can save hundreds of dollars and potential loss of life. It advises checking stove pipes for rust and asking church and school trustees to ensure winter safety.
The Red Cross Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trained 447 blind ex-service men in 1820 1921 to fit them for life. Nineteen moved to other institutions for advanced education and twelve graduated to occupations. Some withdrew due to poor health while others continued on the job or still in training.
A printer touts superior typography with skilled workers and premium Hammermill bond safety and cover papers. The text invites customers to see the equipment, staff, and paper quality available at their facility.
The document outlines the Red Cross national budget for the current year, detailing allocations for work with disabled veterans, disaster relief, and overseas welfare. It notes substantial reductions from prior years, the doubling of disaster relief funds, and large reserves still available for Europe and other overseas efforts.
A plea to readers to send or gift subscriptions to former residents living far away. The editorial urges distributing the home paper weekly to keep memories alive in Paris and Bear Lake County, stressing the value of the paper as a link to loved ones and community life for those in distant cities and states. It invites readers to either subscribe others or provide names for staff to handle.
A public health note argues milk contains all essential life nutrients including energy proteins vitamins minerals and water. It cites agricultural authorities and suggests dairy products support growth from youth to adulthood and underpin infant chick development through eggs and feeding processes.
Second floor display includes a varied granite ware assortment. Also listed are counts and items for the kitchen. Name Whitman appears in the fragment with unclear context.
Miss Nettie Hillier of Montpelier and her partner were wed in Ogden Utah on Monday morning. After a brief honeymoon within Utah they will settle in Paris. Both are well known in the county and well wishers extend happiness. The Short Line notes exceptional business activity with a 30 percent year over year rise. Principal shipments now include potatoes apples and prunes with heavy potato traffic in the north and many apples and prunes from the Nampa area.
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