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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
2
The Che Paris Post announces it is published every Thursday and lists subscription rates. John A Wallis serves as editor and publisher. One year in advance costs 2.00, six months 1.50, three months 1.00.
The Pocatello Tribune argues against a pardon for Harry Orchard, noting he was a tool of ambitious interests and not seeking redemption. It states Steunenberg is dead, and Orchard remains dangerous, urging continued imprisonment rather than release.
Norma Shearer stars in Let Us Be Gay at the Novelty Theatre showcasing a witty plot of a wife who rethinks style and duties after Paris lessons. The film features Rod La Rocque Marie Dressler Hedda Hopper and others with a notable supporting cast and stylish settings. County Commissioners meeting postponed to Tuesday October 14 due to a legal holiday.
In Bear Lake County Idaho District Court a Writ of Attachment covering the real property of defendant Ernest Bartschi has been issued. The clerk Amy M Athay signed and sealed the writ on October 7 1930 with Deputy W Smith Hoge attending.
The Hotel Paris reports a busy week with new guests including N. E. Merrill and Fred J Morris from San Francisco, J F Lewis and N P Nelson from Salt Lake City, Jack Adams and J A Hall from Salt Lake City, B C J Wheatake from Salt Lake City, George Westrott from New York, Charles Armstrong and O K Nickle from Salt Lake City, Calvin Peterson and Gerald Bentson from Montpelier, and George from an unspecified location.
The American Bankers Association Economic Policy Commission reports that moves to lift the Federal Reserve dividend above 6 percent would yield small gains for member banks. It analyzes two Senate bills Fletcher and Glass and estimates district by district extras and pooled outcomes with varying distribution schemes and tax implications.
The Home Bakery has moved to new quarters in Montpelier across from the Gem Theatre and showcases two new loaves, Puritly and Family, successors to Blue Ribbon Bread. They emphasize sanitary production from mixer to wax paper, bake pies cookies rolls and twenty five cent cakes in many flavors, using Bear Lake County ingredients and profits stayed local.
Christman Jewelry Store showcases a democratic approach to gifts with diamonds watches silver and gold ware plus artistic costume pieces. Skilled artisans run a capable repair department and Oregon Short Line Watch Inspectors attest to their expertise. Prices are attractive and the shop invites public visits to discover their merchandise.
The Williams Funeral Home of Montpelier is presented as a full service establishment with a 100 seat chapel, private family room, show room and slumber room. Staff are described as experienced with a layday attendant for women and children, emphasizing dignity and uniform care. The firm also offers picture framing, flowers, and a line of Baldwin pianos and Brunswick radios and Panatrope phonographs.
Chas E Hess Coal and Produce highlights Pax Brand stock and poultry feeds tested for balanced nutrition. They promote Bannock Chief Flour from Pocatello Mills, and offer Rainbow and Kemmerer coal with discounts for five ton lots. Farmers in the Montpelier area are invited to shop at the store.
The Montpelier cleaning and pressing firm is praised for its artistry and technical knowledge. With years of experience and specialized equipment, Schmid Brothers offers one day service and careful handling of delicate fabrics to preserve color and texture while boosting apparel’s neatness and confidence.
The Rich Theatre in Montpelier announces upcoming installations of RCA Photophone Sound Equipment and the Electra Dynamic loud speaker. The management touts modern sound innovation as transformative for the motion picture experience and invites Lake County residents to enjoy famous actors at low cost.
The Miles Milling and Elevator Company highlights mill history from ancient Egypt to modern plants and argues their Turkey Red High Patent flour lowers living costs, pays farmers top prices, and removes middleman profit for district consumers.
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