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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
8
Local residents and visitors are noted throughout the Paris Idaho area with reports of relatives in Logan and Salt Lake, job changes at Western Phosphate Mine and Emergency Hospital, and a Logan temple wedding. Also listed are lost tires and a request for old linen rags, plus humorous commentary on women candidates.
The city stray pound was broken into late Thursday evening and several head of cattle released by owners. Prosecution has not occurred, but the city marshal says he will pursue justice. Tony Jenson buys the Hazenfratz home and plans to move his Montpellier family. Garfinkles relocate to Smithfield Utah.
A Sept farewell for Elder Vivian Erickson as he departs Sept 36 for a Northern States mission. Donations raised $91 after a hat pass and a party at Vivian’s home featured dancing and gifts. Also notes move of James L. Dunford to Paris area, local window dressing praise, and a call for CH Commercial Club energy to push Paris forward.
The Second ward hall hosts a powerful talk praised for its plain, fearless terms. The speaker shares a broad view of people and affairs and identifies what is wrong and what is right, aiming to stir patriotism and leave listeners prouder without boasting.
Notice declares strict enforcement of Idaho laws on slaughtering cattle records and hides. It requires daily entry of cattle numbers classes buyers and brands, retention of hides with ears, and immediate inspection readiness. Violations may imply grand larceny and misdemeanor charges. signed by D.C. Kunz, County Attorney, dated October 7, 1920.
Miss L Jones of the North Western Division outlines a Red Cross plan to set up Health Centers in Montpelier and Paris with trained nurses visiting families and reporting to physicians. The program includes Loan Closets for pneumonia jackets linen and supplies, staffed by local volunteers and coordinated by a county committee of doctors and residents.
Slats describes a violent argument with Jake that led to blows and injuries. He recalls a truce, notes Jake teasing him in class, and mentions a fight about a neighbor boy. He laments family tensions, with his father wishing to be single and his mother burning the liver planned for dinner.
The column argues Idaho needs Frank R. Gooding for senator, praising his loyalty to Idaho interests, belligerence against governmental evil, practical executive experience, and unwavering party loyalty. It contrasts him with a weaker opponent who relied on nonpartisan support and party betrayal.
At a Paris Idaho meeting on October 6 1920 T A Walters urged abolition of the State Constabulary to be replaced by a state law enforcement force. He cited complaints of law violations across counties and noted no funds or officers exist to send detectives. Walters argued a state constabulary is nearly a necessity with jurisdiction statewide and powers like a sheriff.
A set of dated, rough diary entries recount small events and plans. The narrator mentions God’s signs, talks of escaping to Japan, Roadland, or Denver, and saving money. They describe finding lice on chickens and a humorous misinterpretation at a social gathering with a young woman in stylish dress.
Miss Grace Poulsen daughter of James Poulsen and Galvin Smedley son of Mr and Mrs T J Smedley were married in the Salt Lake Temple on Wednesday. A large circle of friends here extends best wishes for a happy and prosperous life.
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