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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1927

Page

9

Bloomington social notes trail in Utah and Idaho visits

Local residents and visitors frequent nearby towns for business and family visits. Frank Thompson and Barbara of Paris return to Bloomington. Will and George Piggott travel to Randolph Utah for business and pleasure. Various Nelsons Thornocks Welkers Jarvises and Thornoaks travel for work school and family.

Frank Thompson Barbara Paris Will Piggott George Piggott Randolph Utah Lillie Nelson John Briscoe Liberty Tthur Clayton Bloomington Louis Christensen Provo Leon Thornock Rexburg Elton Bunn Sonia Minnie Jarvis Jesse Haddock Clinton Welker Leo Rassmussen Gordon Wilks Ray Welker Walter Rogers Idaho Falls Messers Ralph Thornock Myron Welker Oneida Hyrum Thompson Clara Welker Pres Roy A Welker Salt Lake Floyd Morton Thompson Rigby Thomas Jarvis Ella Mae Jarvis Logan Smithfield Bert Jarvis Fred .G. Evans Raymond Guyon Montpelier Jim Henry—Ramrpton George Bennett Syracuse David Thornoak Dell Nelson St. Charles

Signing on the Dotted Line a Farmer’s Warning

Francis M Trissel of San Pierre Indiana recounts deceptive contract practices by a wheat growers co op. He warns farmers who joined with a ten dollar fee that they signed away rights and face penalties and long obligations.

Ganization Wheat Growers’ Association Farmers’ Bureau Federation Francis M Trissel San Pierre Ind

Glucose Production and Uses Across Regions

In the United States glucose is mostly made from corn while Europe favors potato starch. Glucose does not crystallize and prevents cane sugar from grain ing when mixed, aiding candy preserves and jellies.

United States Europe

Thoughtful man must pick sides on moral questions

A line from the Olio section notes that a thoughtful man learns he cannot be on either side of a great moral question without becoming a bad company to a considerable extent.

Olio State Journal

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