Paris Post Salesmanship Club Offers Cash Prizes
The Paris Post announces a limited seven week Salesmanship Campaign offering over 250000 in cash prizes to readers within Bear, Lake County and surrounding territory. A 26 percent commission is paid to active workers who recruit subscribers and secure credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris ‘Post
Ber
Christma’“Silesmanship’ Club
vBear
Lake County
S. Cealésmanip
Post
Los Angeles
Adit Great Ton
Crailits
Aioe
Avery Club
Niue
Bear Lake State Bank
e-ParisPost
Salemhanship
Bosbi
The
Paris
Aress
Paris Post
Assessor James Dunn Seeks Re Election
The article lauds Assessor James Dunn for years of service and efficiency in property assessments. It notes his tax rolls passed by county commissioners without corrections and sent to the state board with no changes, asserting continued efficiency if re elected on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S Dutin
Dunn
A. A
State Board
Dssessor
Olice
Montpelier County Seat Move Debate Cites Population Figures
A scanned argument fragment defends Paris as county seat, challenging Montpelier figures. It cites 1920 census data, notes Paris-Montpelier population gaps, and argues residency and election rules for a move vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Hiss
Paris
Mont
OMMEFFEE Advertisement Notice
Advertisement notice appears with partial readable text from a local page. The fragment suggests a public or commercial notice within a historical newspaper.
Montpelier Second Ward Sees Reorganization and Appointments
A Montpelier Second Ward reorganization Sunday created new officers with Bishop D C Kuna replacing Bishop Whit al Crogholt due to ill health. Herman Holt becomes first counselor and Luke Rognar second counselor. the Fourth Ward organized from part of the Second. W Bishop W W Jones serves as stake counselor with J J Sarbach as second counselor, John Black ward clerk, Joseph Elnsinger noted. Bettiday party held Sunday by Miss Any Rogers at Lake Hot Springs honoring sister Gladys visiting from Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
D. C. Kunawas
Whit al. Crogholt
Herman Holt
Luke Rognar
Wishop
W. Jones
J.J. Sarbach
John Black
Joseph
Elnsinger
Hava
Benefit Ball in Paris Pavilion For Fielding Seminary
The first ward plans a grand benefit ball at Paris Pavilion Friday evening. The Jamua Shepherd Orchestra is engaged and the event is expected to be one of the year's most successful dances to raise funds for the Fielding Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fielding Seminary
Jamua Shepherd Orchestra
One Cent Sale Sparks Huge Draw at Paria Drug Store
Manager H P Otte reports a dramatic rise in yearly business during the week long one cent sale at Paria Drug Store. He notes strong patronage from outlying customers and acknowledges the heavy effort required to stage such a large event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
H P_ Otte
Otto
Fatal Diphtheria Takes 11 Year Old City Resident
Gerald Rich, an 11 year old boy and son of Mr and Mrs Rich, died Monday evening at home after a short illness. Funeral services will be arranged by the undertaker in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Rich
Novelty Theatre Under New Management
The Novelty Theatre was leased Saturday by Jos Pandrey and a partner of the firm Pendrey to take over management. Minor improvements are planned and forthcoming shows are expected to be highly pleasing for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
R.pandrey
ae _Pendrey swat amec
Pame, Mening & Zow
Pends Teyilias
Moonshine Raid Captures Major Equipment Cache
County and revenue officers seized a large moonshine operation near Eight Mile in the woods and at a second site near Reymond. A sixty gallon copper still with blow torches, mash and accessories was destroyed after a four hour raid. Officers also confiscated several gallon jugs of moonshine and coloring, then transported exhibits to Boise for display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modesta
Zavolia
Paris
Boise
Ius Potoright
Reymond
Funeral Services for Native Son Joseph H Oakey
Impressive funeral services were held Monday October 23 in the Paris Second ward for Joseph H Oakey who died in Ogden October 18 of typhoid fever. Speakers included Roy Welker John Roberta James Olsen Andre M D Low and Bertha Cook. Born Paris June 21 1876 he was the son of Charlie and Mary Ann Oakey pioneers at Bear Lake valley. He leaves a wife two sons a daughter an aged mother one brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joseph H. Oakey
Ogden
Wartebotr
Bertha—Cook
Alfredfred Siisphert
Tribune
Roy
Welker
John
Roberta
James Olsen
Andre Im. D. Low
Charlie
Mary Ann Oakey
Bear Lake Valley
Ferrel Seeks Support for District Judge on Democratic Ticket
Robert MM appeals to voters to elect two district judges from four candidates including Ferrel. He asserts his experience as a district judge and urges supporters to assess records, urging favorable votes in an electoral mail-style appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert MM, Ferrel
McKay Pugmire Bear Lake County Candidate
McKay Pugmire with Bear Lake County ties. son of ex Blaine Senator B M Pugmire. Educated in St Charles public schools and Wieling Academy. Studied with Le DS church mission in New York. Worked for Internal Revenue Service before joining assessor's office. Vows fair impartial administration and seeks the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugmirethe
B. M. Pugmire
St._Charles
Idaho
St Charles
Wieling Academy
New - York
le DS
United, States
Internal Revenue Department
McKay—Pampire
Cossessor
Atfe Eplther
Eal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ogre
Pete
James Dunn
New York
Capitol
Fish Haven
Vas
St.Charles, ‘Pop
Bloominigton
Pop
Arked i
Sharon
We Deereseeteassen Adena
Dingle
Jwear
Hich
Montplier
Wee
Montpelier Second Ward
Benefit- Bale
Sie
Vicia
County,and Revenue Officers
Board of Education
J. B. Tuesley
Carbon
Boat Lake
Ianklin
Onelhe
Powes
McKay Pugmire
Asnessorse
Bear Lake County
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!