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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1915

Page

8

Optometrist and Optican Show Promises Bargains

Local notices advertise an optometrist and optician event at Stucks House on Friday October 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Special sales at H B Whitman and Waitman’s Bargain Basement offer discounts on Wool Sweaters underwear and assorted 25 15 and 10 cent items. The column mentions a baby winning a prize and a social by local mutual associations at Fielding Gymnasium.

Optometrist Stucks House Waitman’s H. B. Whitman Paris Fielding Gymnasium

Local notes celebrate travel, races and community life

Miss May Shepherd plans tales of a Salt Lake City trip by train while Seth Budge and family relocate to Lewiston in Cache Valley. Riders Li Strong L G Strong and John Bateman head to Idaho and Montana races. Joe Rich visits Montpelier in a Studebaker tour as O N Wray reports on Mutual Creamery plans. A Postum sample goes to a Montpelier baby. Ram prizes, local fairs, and future blue ribbon ambitions also appear from Paris and Garden City.

Miss May Shepherd Salt Lake City Salt Lake Li, Strong L.g.strong John Bateman Rexburg Idaho Montana Montpelier L. L. Cook Garden City Paris Olson

Wise Man Proverb Echoes Ancient Saying

A fragment notes a timeless line: a wise man knows what to do next. The brief reflects on prudent guidance and the value of foresight in decisions.

Fish Tale From the Canal and Dyke

A fragmentary local note recounts a man near Bear Lake using a can of slime to lure fish and head to the dyke gate. It mentions Harold Swift and Clarence Williamson as noted individuals and hints at fishing exploits alongside Peter and others.

Bear Punty Smith Pete Ord Harold Swift Clarence’. Williamson

Notice of collection and local notices in Paris

By order of the J R Watkins Medical Company all outstanding accounts must be collected and goods paid for. Ezra Jacobson, agent for J R Watkins, Allen Oakey’s son Will Oakey dies from peritonitis. Mrs Nancy Pugmire of St Charles visits Paris then to Los Angeles with Mr Sam J Rich for the winter. The Lyric Theatre advertises The Diamond and The Perils of Pauline with Protea in stalls tonight and tomorrow.

J._R__Watkins Medical Company Ezra Jacobson Watkins Nancy Pugmire St. Charles Paris Blackfoot Pugmire Sam J. Rich Will Teve Los Angeles Rich Lyric Theatre Pauline

Five reels of surprises at the Lyric Theatre

A sensational program of five reels features unique daring thrills with lightning changes. The show runs Friday and Saturday at the Lyric Theatre, promising thrilling entertainment.

The Lyric Theatre

Not Ready for War Says U S Navy Short on Transports

The extract claims Japan could seize key Pacific ports and build an empire before the United States could deploy 75,000 troops. It warns the War Department would need 250 transports, noting the U S fleet lacks sufficient vessels and Japan has vast merchant shipping and capacity to move large numbers of trained troops.

Japan Neattle Tacoma Portland Bremerton Pacific United States Congresat EF ‘Bumphrey

Fragmentary 19th century fragment on church life and music

The excerpt hints at religious figures, travel ease, gates and fair grounds, and a remark about bishops' salaries. It also notes the long history of Holinland and larger brethren in music and mentions a violin song as popular, reflecting a period voice and civic notes.

No Move Up Hog Championship Debate Stages Clash

A witty Toddler style prompt questions why a promoter would stage a heavyweight hog contest between a man avoiding a street car upgrade and an auto driver who rails at pedestrians crossing. The mock debate highlights urban friction and dated street etiquette in a humorous, if cryptic, framing.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ween Ee Paris Drug Company Rexall Stare A. L. Chilton L. D Garmets H.b—Whitmans Whitman Johnny Scheidigger Morgan Rich Morgan Pete Hemmert Clarence Shepherd H.B. Whitman Russell Shepherd Shepherd Russell Buss Bill Holmes Seth Budge Lewiston Cache Valley Joe Rich Stucks Hill Main Street O. N. Wray Thayne Mutual Creamery Company Mr. Wray Mutual Creamery Postum Cerial Company Michigan Eugene Jewett Allen Oakey Will Oakey Lottie Pickford the Lyric Theatre Paris Millinery CO the Minson Restaurant Jesse Minson the Lyric Epide Adv Hinde Art Army Shepherd_&Sons Shepherd Clothing Store Gilbert
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