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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
5
The speaker urged members to pursue advanced gospel truths beyond basic rites, focusing on celestial marriage, work for the dead, and temple sealing. He warned that delaying these ordinances risks losing the highest glory, stressing that eternal marriage requires celestial authority and that gender unity is part of divine union.
Several men work on the Miles property building a concrete block front to improve the town’s appearance. Seymour Allred and W N Dayton became owners of Welch Brothers dance hall barber shop and confectionery with Dayton named manager after his barbering and dance hall experience. Mrs Anglesey and St W Anglesey announce the marriage of their son to Miss Viola Hokanson. The second airplane to visit Star Valley flew into Afton piloted by Rex Smith with Dorbandt and Barker. Smith reports thousands of passengers and no accidents on flights from Blackfoot to Freedom and on to Coalville Utah for the upcoming fall event.
Fragmentary text mentions 1% price and price seven with scattered terms. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
Freedom Wyoming and Afton ward report the marriage of their daughter Rose Anglesey during a Logan temple ceremony on Wednesday September 21 1921. Elmer Weaver a respected young man of Afton ward participated in the event.
Mrs Clyde Wilson returns from Fish Haven and bankers meet in Logan to discuss Rich Cache and Box Elder counties livestock issues. The Rich County committee led by C W Walton and Alfred Rex attends to extend credit and hold cattle longer amid scarce money. Rainbow gingerlings and other stock were distributed from government hatcheries to aid local feeders and ease early eastern market pressure.
The Howhpados column notes a 4.3 percent month rise driven by staples like potatoes eggs cheese butter sugar oats rice and prunes while luxury goods fall. Markets show most essentials price levels back to prewar figures, signaling deflation ended and a return to normal. The piece cautions against using the rise to justify war wages in undeflated industries.
A humorous exchange notes a department store worker fired after moving a sign from a lady's purse to a bathtub. The sign read How would you like to see your best girl in this for 2 75 2. The joke highlights workplace mischief and a cashier's dramatic consequence in a lighthearted retelling.
Suits and cleaning items advertised for sale by H. B. Whitman at 36-21 Montpelier feature bleached sheeting muslin and yard goods priced to attract buyers. The notice promotes children’s UBTOH suits for boys and girls and men’s union suits offered at about half their previous price. Fred Seller is listed for inquiries.
New line of ladies coats and suits in latest styles offered at reasonable prices. Large shipment includes hats from Gage Brothers among other known makes. Sold at Pair Store operated by Sam L. Lewis in Montpelier Idaho.
Short ad offering office space for rent, with option for furnished or unfurnished. Enquire of David Milson. Also note The Fair Store will be closed Wednesday October 12 for Jewish holiday observed by Sam L. Lewis.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Bear Lake County Levi Aland plaintiff vs Star Valley Livestock Company defendants an attachment against the property of the above named defendant issued on September 30 1921 Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at Paris Idaho September 30 1921 Silas L Wright State Clerk of said Court.
Department of the Interior notice from Blackfoot Idaho dated August 27 1921 states Joseph W Cook of Paris Idaho who filed a homestead for section 28 township 14 south range 48 east Boise Meridian will prove up his claim before Judge W Smith Hoge of Paris Probate Court on October 1921 Witnesses listed Eldon W Cook Charles G Longhurst Erma C Stucki J William Fisher all of Border Wyoming.
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