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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
8
Paris Idaho item notes advertising representative status with the American Press Association and classification under second class matter with post office details included.
Mrs H Ballantyne of Ogden visits son Wm Ballantyne and joins Mr Alfred Budge Jr in Boise. Mrs Averill forest ranger’s wife visits Dallas parents. Mrs Davis receives blood poisoning treatment in Paris. Arvilla and Lucille Smedley leave for Salt Lake schools. Bear Lake Bank assistant cashier Wm E Ballantyne resigns for a local business venture. Predatory animal hunters reduce coyotes on western Utah ranges near Nevada. Elk horn decorates a car radiator on a Salt Lake Temple worker visit. W S Averill and party conduct range inspection in Beaver Creek Franklin Basin and St Charles Canyon areas. range in good condition.
Garden City reports delayed street lighting due to power shutdown. Langford cleans the school house for September 20 opening. Engineers from Christensen Construction discuss road work on Garden City Logan project with mixed completion timelines. Local students enroll in Logan schools. Hodges Brothers buy 2000 sheep at Soda Springs and move them near Garden City Forest Reserve. John Nebeker family to Salt Lake Salt State Fair with pure bred stock. Mrs Batley visits relatives. Lyman leaves bishopric role for Cache Valley ties.
Dr R J Sutton shows a Vankauer automatic device new in his Browning building lab and office. The machine uses a twin vacuum pump to deliver ether and clear the throat during operations. It aids in tonsil extraction for both poor and rich patients.
Miss Edna Brown returns to her nurse duties at Utah Idaho hospital Logan after two weeks with parents Mr and Mrs David Brown. Miss Ricks visits Rexburg then returns home. Miss Vernice Parker visits Georgetown with friends Miss Julia Clark and Riva Bacon. Pren Moord helps cull flocks for Mrs Agnes Toomer and Harry Parker. Agnes Toomer and daughter Myrtle back from Rigby. Mrs Ernest Egli and children home from summer in Portland. Esther Linford and Heber Keetch visit Mrs David Brown on Huckleberry hill for berries and scenery.
Fielding Academy opens soon and alumni push a record-breaking 1920-21 attendance. Through a reorganized alumni group an executive committee coordinates letters and campaigning across surrounding towns to increase school interest and showcase alma mater advantages.
A home paper editor roasts a subscriber who refuses to support local journalism. The note vows to continue publicizing advertising policies and warns the critic that his faint support won t hinder the paper s reach. The piece targets petty critics and invokes broad community uplift through journalism.
Willie Galbreath pleads guilty in February 1920 to assault with a deadly weapon in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Bear Lake County Idaho. He was sentenced to 2 1 2 to 14 years in the Boise Penitentiary and will apply to the State Board of Pardons at their next regular meeting after publication for an absolute pardon.
District leaders organize outreach to young people outlining school equipment faculty curricula and advantages. An essay contest titled Why Fielding Must Live offers prizes including a gold medal and a leather bound poetry volume. Prize essays will be used in a publicity campaign.
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