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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1931
Page
4
Take It Standing Up at Short Line Pocatello Plant
Announcement that the Short Line Pocatello plant will close its back shops signals tough times for the railroad amid postwar recovery. management vows reopen soon as budgets tighten and employment shifts occur, with workers and city facing shorter times before activity resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Armistice Day Committees Named For Local Events
Preparations for Armistice Day on November 11 include committee appointments by the local legion post executive board. A morning program, prize for a local war story, and a two mile bicycle race for youths precede an evening ball. The Women's Auxiliary will appoint reps to each committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Post
Appyite
Legion
Servce
Women's Auxiliary
C. O. Moore
Joseph Collings
Wm. Stoker
Ray Lewis
E Irwin Jensen
A. W Shepherd
Notice to Contractors for Main Street Curb and Gutter Work
City of Paris Idaho invites sealed bids by 7 30 p m November 2 1931 for 5544 feet of integral curb and gutter on Main Street between Second North and Second South streets. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check and contracts to June 1 1932. Bids may be rejected. W SMITH HOGE City Clerk October 21 1931. Fire waste warning appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Second North Street
Second South Streets
City of Paris
Cahiy
Paris
Idaho
W. Smith Hoge
New Development in Dress Shoes Called the Greatest Improvement
An ad touts Wolverine Samaritans as the greatest improvement in dress shoes in 50 years. It praises solid comfort, economy, and appearance, claiming glazed horsehide construction, scud repellence, lasting shine, and long-wearing Wolverine Shell Horsehide soles. The text urges readers to try a pair, noting pricing equals ordinary shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverine Samaritans
Wolverine
Edison Wrote Plea to God for Five More Years of Life
A 1930 diary entry by Thomas A. Edison reveals he prayed for five more years to finish projects such as rubber from the golden rod. The article recalls his life, early failures, inventions, temperament, and rare public persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
God
West Orange
N. J
Thos
Alva Edison
Florida
United States
Lions Club Meeting Friday Night in City Hall
Members of the Paris Lions Club are requested to be present Friday evening for a meeting at City Hall at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
Oity
Winters buys town to create jobs for children in Waco Wego
Wichita real estate figure George Washington Winters purchased the business district of Waco Wego to employ his four children Billy ten George Wood sixteen Clifford nineteen and Hazel twenty. The plan includes a garage filling station grocery soda fountain lunchroom bulk oil station and a home. Winters will serve as mayor city manager and chief of police while expanding the operations and renovating the properties. He left his Wichita real estate work and Kansas real estate board presidency to focus on this venture in Bear Lake County Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
George Washington Winters
Kansas
Waco-Wego
Winters
Waco
Wero
Billy
George Wood
Clifford
Hazel
Winter
Casa Oe
Kansas Real Estate Board
Oregon City Harvests Walnuts From Streets
Salem town boasts a municipal walnut orchard of 5 000 trees across 300 acres with irrigation and a record harvest planned. The 25 ton yield averages ten pounds per tree, while some trees exceed 200 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Delinquent 1927 Taxes Notice for Bear Lake County
Notice announces parcels of land in Bear Lake County Idaho listed as delinquent for 1927 taxes. Details describe the parcels and assessment status as required by law. Prospective payoff options or legal actions may follow under county tax collection procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Idaho
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John A. Wallis
Pocatello Tribune
F J Foulger
Owen Shepherd
C H Pearce
E. J. Hoge
Earl Shepherd
Edn
H. Shepherd
John A. Walls
M. G . Price -Rinre
Shephersandes Lewis
Stoker
Cal Materials
H. R. Shepherd Lumber Co
the Fair Store
Montpelier
Eeeee
Keford Furniture Co
Milan
Ohio
Gray
Hugo
Kathleen
Clara Bow
Mary Pickford
Mill
Flo
Harvey Firestone
LIONS
ODD
I Shepherd Clothing Store
Kansas Manor
D'orr Poynett
Lakeview
Sybil Spartschi
E. B. M. George A. Wilson
E. B. M. Miller & Weile
Acares
B. M
Andrew Larson
Burgoyne
John Lantry
Jones
Reed & Gibbons
John Roghaar
Selma L. Scott
Oregon City
City Meat
The
Charter Oak
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