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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1915

Page

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Mrs Barbra Weilenmann Dies After Illness in Logan

Word from Paris reports Mrs Barbra Weilenmann wife of Ulerich Weilenmann grave ill at home in Logan. Funeral services were held in Logan on Wednesday at 10 30 am with relatives from Paris present. She was born in Switzerland August 27 1875 and came to America in 1886.

Paris Barbra Weilenman Ulerich Weilenmann Logan Otto Rohner Weis Guss Martha Weisenmann Elsie Rohner F. L. Cruikshank Logan 4Th Ward Weilenmann Switzerland Jacob Robner America Otto Elizabeth Aes Seale Ievalley Oeanarel Tate

Up To Date Store For Liberty Plans Ground Purchase

Liberty notes a planned up to date general store after George Shepherd of Sharon and George Rogers of Dingle bought Main Street land and aim to start building soon. The town reports three baby girls born in the last month to local families, and several marriage announcements including Cecil Shepard with Alice Beutler in Wyoming and Melvin Hymas with Sylvia Peterson in Salt Lake Temple. Farmers remain busy with plowing and fall grain in the area.

Liberty George Shepherd Sharon George Rogers Dingle Main Street Berg Lyman Hymas Orson Hymas George Hyms Cecil Shepherd Alice Beutler Wyoming Melvin Hymas Sylvia Peterson Ovid Salt Lake Temple Edgar Poulsen

Duffin Brothers Highlight Preston Car Trade

The Franklin County Citizen profiles JW Duffin a Preston Idaho auto salesman born December 2 1876. It notes his early ventures with wagon and Mackie stores then Studebaker sales and Chandler distributor roles across Utah Idaho and Wyoming. It mentions his brothers Ed and Ez also in sales and recounts a Montpelier Milwaukee mower anecdote.

Franklin County Citizen Preston Idaho Devobes JW Duffin Paris J. W. Duffin Oeho Columibated Wagon & Mackie Ceria Buskeness Boixe Ogden Utah Baker Duffin Bear Lake Hig Quigley Studebak Ege West Chandler Automobile Wyoming Preston Branch Aloe Wm. Lohman Jim Brigham City OC. W Rexburg Montpelier Ezra Milwaukee King Saz

Shepherd Plans Two-Week Visit Amid Brady Mountain Home Project

A. W. Shepherd private secretary to Senator James H. Brady returns to his old home for two weeks. He says Brady is spending about 140000 dollars on the Mountain Home project. Brady and his wife plan to Lake about November 9 and then to Washington. Shepherd will leave for the national capital in five weeks.

A. W. Shepherd James. H. Brady

Electrical Prosperity Week Celebrated Across Utah Idaho

Committees have planned Electrical Prosperity Week from November 29 to December 4 across Utah and southern Idaho. The drive promotes national prosperity and peace, with electrical industry backing and business districts decorating show windows and offering trade inducements.

Utah Idaho Intermountain Americas United States America

Editorial Coping with Critics and Complaints

The editors dismiss angry letters demanding to drop the paper and praise the craft despite typos and harsh feedback. They shrug at reader insults and advertiser woes while noting subscriber milestones like graduations and weddings are celebrated with modest coverage.

George Humpherys Heads to Shelley to Visit Relatives

George Humpherys left this morning for Shelley where he will visit relatives for a few days.

Géorge Humpherys Shelley

Fielding Academy praised for student progress and discipline

A visitor commends Fielding Academy for progressive student conduct and refined manners, noting improved courtesy, self control, and orderly surroundings. The observer credits the school with stable boarding, fewer dangers, and respected elocution and musical performances by students and staff.

Stand for Peace in America and End War Machinery

A long sermon urges Americans to back peace and stop manufacturing destructive war machinery. It condemns bloodshed, questions the profit motive behind war, and pleads for enlightenment before catastrophe across Europe and beyond. The piece invokes World War era sentiment and calls America to take a stand for peace.

Talen S. Bud Europe America

Commissioners Proceedings Error Reported

A clerical error in two weeks old proceedings overstated a boarding prisoners claim. The amount was listed as 337.50 instead of 37.50, prompting review by the board.

Averror

Fielding Academy Concert Praised by James Devis

James Devis says previous concerts cost him 50 cents, but the Fielding Academy program Friday morning surpassed them, and Principal Welker hopes parents and students visit the school to see the effort.

Welker Fielding Academy James Devis

President Wilson Calls for Tariff Overhaul and Duty on Wool

The document presents President Woodrow Wilson urging Congress to repeal the free sugar clause of the Underwood tariff and impose a wool duty. It notes Wilson's push as a potential pivot toward Republican-like deficit control and warns of excess appropriations risking national bankruptcy.

Woodrow Wilson Congress Wilson

Commercial Club Grand Ball a Success in Paris

The Paris Commercial Club hosted its first grand ball in the Pavilion last Friday night drawing a large crowd from Montpelier and nearby towns. The hall glowed red and white with music by the Paris brass band and Kunz Bros of Bern, schoolmates at Fielding Academy. Solo performances and an ice cream punch service delighted guests, and organizers hinted at a future event while inviting membership in the Commercial Club.

Paris Commercial Club Montpelier Paris Brass Band Kunz Bros Bern Fielding Academy Arnold Tueller Jensen Lawrence Sorensen Josh Clarence Shepherd Will H. Young

Brigham City Welcomes Mrs Brice and June Rich

Abel Rich arrived in Brigham City this morning with Mrs W W Brice. Mrs Brice will remain in the Peach City this winter while her daughter June attends school. Rich noted Mrs Price has already become popular in Brigham City and is doing exceptionally well in school. Her music teacher is pleased with her progress.

Abel Rich Brigham City Peach City June Rich Mies_Price

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Barbra Weilenmann Greateclaw England Salt Lake City Myrtle Rich Irene Holmes Mars Ezra Camp Price Fielding Baif Hay Apis Rood
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