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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
7
Mink Creek forester Leroy Lindsay visited Paris on Saturday while Commissioner Wm Morgan from Liberty attended the Teacher's Institute at Blackfoot on Tuesday. Eliza Dalrymple left for Logan to spend the winter doing temple work, and Donetta Lewis departed for Lewell Idaho to continue schooling through the season.
Miss Elaine Innes stetographer for Utah Power and Light in Provo returned Sunday from a pleasant visit in Paris with relatives and friends. The report notes Paris teachers and surrounding townsfolk also returning home after attending events.
Shoes and glippers list children and ladies footwear with prices, including boys shoes at 1.76 1.98 and 2.25 and a choice of patent oxford and 1 strap ladies styles. Mr and Mrs Mahonri Collings have returned home from Logan last week.
Mr Collings remains in critical condition after two months of medical treatment. A sales position is advertised for a Ward's wagon in Bear Lake County. Also notices about John Dunford estate in Paris near President Rich’s home and Idaho Phosphate Co. manager Ray McIlwee leaving for Salt Lake to handle company affairs.
The Paris Post promotes a free trip to Europe with a subscription offer and mails sample copies weekly to about one in five county families. Local residents, including Mabry and others, are mentioned amid a long list of notices and social updates from Paris and nearby towns.
A Hallowe en benefit ball will be held at the Paris Pavilion by the Second Ward on October 31. Proceeds go to assist The Fielding Maternity Ward and employes to take orders for guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. Salary details noted. International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa. Milford Sutton reported returning from a week in Salt Lake City and Utah. Union Pacific announces trains 1 and 2 Chicago to San Francisco will be renamed San Francisco Overland Limited with future references updated.
Nowel Linford, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Linford, shows improvement after a critical illness following surgery. Dr Beal praised for skill. Three marriages occur this week in Paris Idaho including Charles Wiegel and Barbara Nield. Eugene Williamson and Miss Walker. old Kimball and Dora Weaver return after weddings. Joseph Skinner moves his family to Afton to assist his daughter under Dr West care. The 24th infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ease Harmon remains critically ill.
Editor from Nebraska urges Idaho to capitalize on irrigation, alfalfa and silage to boost dairy milk and cheese profits. He praises Idaho’s water, climate and markets, urging dairy minded men to start with a few cows, study breeding and markets, and build a stable dairy industry alongside crops.
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