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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1927
Page
12
Public health guidance stresses safe water and pasteurized milk to prevent typhoid fever amid late summer and autumn exposures. Roosevelt Utah Standard notes rising cases in North America, while outbreaks in Montreal linked to contaminated milk prompt stricter sanitation rules and food safety measures.
Citizens report frequent near misses with cattle and horses on the road. Drivers warn owners that state law holds them liable for accidents caused by stock running at large, saying it reflects poorly on the county and its officials.
On February 23, 1839 the express business began with William Frederick Harnden of Boston carrying a small load on his Boston to New York trip. His maiden journey featured only a few packages.
The Mutual Creamery serves local dairymen and Rose Valley residents with Maid O’ Clover butter and cheese. An inspection highlights sanitary plant conditions and a one pound wax paper wrapped butter block produced without direct hand contact. The company operates plants across the valley and Star Valley.
The Brown Brothers Dairy Farm near Liberty preserves a historic Holstein herd started 37 years ago by their father. They own 50 plus purebred cattle, some winners from state fairs, milked by electric methods, with tuberculosis tests negative. They farm over 200 acres of alfalfa, grain, and sugar beets plus natural meadow, supporting the local community.
Stock Bros Resort at Fish Haven along Bear Lake provides cottages tents and a dancing pavilion. Operators C C J R and J P Stock offer bathing suits boats motor launches a cafe soda fountain and dance hall with dances on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday nights.
Lakota Resort operated by Mr and Mrs E C Rich marks twelve years since opening from five tents to a premier western summer resort. An open dance pavilion hosts music for dances each Wednesday and Saturday with Mr Ewing of Utah in charge of dancing and D W Flickinger overseeing entertainment. The Richs, both valley natives, foresee Bear Lake becoming a top summer destination.
A newly married couple considers a sturdy, weatherworthy home and is urged to buy from Price Lumber Company to avoid anxiety. The ad touts the reliability and quality of their materials for constructing a lasting residence.
Heber Price notes the family hardware business has supplied doors windows building paper shingles and other materials for fifty years. The store’s founder was the current owner’s father, and Mr Price sees farming and dairying as valley’s principal industries.
P J Grandy, a blacksmith in Paris for five years, focuses on repairing tools and machines as unavoidable wear appears. He voices concern for local welfare and believes the valley holds promise in farming dairying poultry and mining for the county's bright future.
Utah Power and Light Company has been an efficient public utility for fifteen years in the district led by Roy Bolmer and BE. Owen. The company supplies electric power and appliances that fulfill most household needs and supports community progress in Logan Utah and surrounding areas.
The J C Penney Company leverages a nationwide network of 885 stores and expert buyers to offer good quality merchandise at fair prices. The Montpelier valley store led by Mr Groutage reports gradual growth and a bright future as fall goods showcase progressiveness.
G M Schenck owner of Schenck s Service Station at St Charles moved here from Rich County last April and runs a full service shop with a qualified mechanic. The station offers gas and oil on the Oregon trail with cheerful, informative service. Schenck promotes the Bear Lake valley and its appeal to the wider public.
The Findlay Garage in Paris has operated for ten years selling Ford automobiles and accessories. It handles Kelly-Springfield tires and offers Ford sales and service plus a connected service station selling gas and oils with courtesy.
Bear Lake Furniture Co. emphasizes furnishing a home with expert service. Owned by D. S. Price, the store touts qualifications and local knowledge as its key strengths in the valley market.
In Paris all his life the owner has run a furniture business seven years. The shop offers a full stock of home necessities from kitchen and dining items to toys and window decor. Highlights include Hoosier Cabinets and Royal Vacuum cleaners. The proprietor is optimistic about the city's future as a mining and dairy hub.
Joseph Irwin of Laketown Utah, born in Bristol England, has long served the Mormon community. At seventy two he remains active, former postmaster from 1903 to 1918, ward clerk for forty years, and Paris Post correspondent for forty years. He immigrated in 1875, worked in shoe factories and lumber, then joined the Laketown cooperative store for nineteen years.
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