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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
4
Ira Peterson rusticated in Paris Wednesday. Reports of marriages in Logan Utah and social visits across towns. School tours, poultry work, hospital updates, and court-house improvements noted. Bear Lake pears sold at $1 per bushel. beet crop movement and Idaho school warrants discuss. Justice Varian visits Pocatello amid re election bid.
“WANTED Man to take care of an estate … established business in the sale of Mc CONNON products in Bear Lake County. No investment necessary. Selling experience not required.” McConnon & Company, Special 2857, Winona, Minnesota.
Eldon Lamborn Kearl 22 of Laketown died Sunday at his aunt Miss Ada Wehlstrom's home in Logan Utah from heart trouble after a three year illness. He was born 15 1910 in Laketown to Willie E. and Bertha Lamborn Kearl and had lived in Salt Lake Laketown and Logan. Survived by parents six brothers and sisters Areatha Paul Nelda Wilma Jean and Gordon Kearl. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p m in the Laketown L D S ward chapel with burial in Laketown cemetery.
Stanley Jacobson died of pneumonia in Randolph on September 23. The service Sunday at 2 pm in the Randolph Ward chapel featured the Rex presiding and several speakers, with multiple musical tributes. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Moroni Smith of Randolph and eleven sisters. His birth was December 11, 1906 in Brant Alberta, and he moved to Randolph as a child.
A terse note from a Boston publication conveys a young man asking if support for his daughter is possible while suggesting confidence in keeping her cared for. The item reads as a brief social inquiry reflected in local press.
A Cajoler comments that every man in the college could secure city employment if desired prompting a counterpoint that the claim is sweeping. The exchange highlights local attitudes toward work prospects and employment in public service.
County Nurse Clara Putnam outlines tuberculosis facts focusing on its long duration, lack of effective immunization, and the role of education and hygiene. She emphasizes barriers to spread through informed patients and exposed individuals, plus the impact of health examinations and living conditions. The piece notes various infection routes and potential organ sites beyond the lungs.
St Charles residents report funerals and visits from relatives returning from Logan Utah while many attend lectures and school demonstrations in Paris Bloomington Rexburg and Pocatello. Local families plan or pursue employment in Utah and Idaho beet and sugar operations with several motor trips and weekend visits noted.
A saleswoman trained on the fifteenth floor returns to her department eager to use the new selling method. When a customer asks about a $2.97 umbrella, she asserts it can withstand a hydrostatic pressure of seventeen centimeters, portraying confidence in the product.
A dazed customer said she never goes out in such weather, reported by the Schenectady Union.
The radio talking picture Bird of Paradise comes to Rich Theatre for Sunday Monday and Tuesday showing. It mixes pathos and humor with tense scenes from Richard Walton Pully play and features 300 native Hawaiians in water sequences under King Victor’s direction.
Week mentions Mrrs and Mrs Chancey Matson returning from the farm after harvest. Relatives learn of Mrs Jim Wilks’s illness and Heber Rich’s accidental death in Blackfoot. Elwood Cleveland lame ankle. Preston and Verla Pugmire suffer blood poisoning but improve. Wool quilting bees at Mrs Gladys Cleveland and Mrs Mary Michaelson’s homes. Horton Transtrum travels to Omaha with sheep. Emmett Monson and Golden Michaelson home for a few days.
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