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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1917

Page

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Banquet and Social Honor Bear Lake Soldier Boys

Bear Lake county drafted men and their partners enjoyed a banquet and dance in Montpelier last Friday. A farewell social was held in Paris in honor of the selected men and guarding soldiers. decorations and refreshments featured a festive evening. Dispatch details note the first group of three Paris and Montpelier men left for American Lake with others to follow, plus packing and grooming guidance for new recruits.

Bear Lake County Montpelier Paris Caapoatie Fredrick H. McCarthy Joseph Collings Joseph Kinzinger National Army American Lake Navy

Emerson School Opens in Paris On October First

The Emerson school in Paris will open Monday October 1 with preparations to use ward houses until the new modern building is ready. All departments begin work except the beginner's grade.

Emerson Paris

Olsen sells hay and ranch price gap noted

Chris Olsen sold 300 tons of hay to Munk Bros of Bennington at John H. Miles ranch in Pescadero for 13.00 per ton. He has been offered 9000 dollars more for the ranch than his purchase price two years ago.

Chris Olsen Munk Bros Bennington John H. Miles Pescadero Olsen

Ideal Camp at American Lake for Soldiers

American Lake in Washington is described as an ideal camp for soldiers with a modern, sanitary cantonment and splendid barracks. The Army Y M C A has built six association buildings and one admin building, offering free writing supplies, educational and physical instruction, and recreational programs run by 50 trained staff. The camp features two miles of Puget Sound frontage, a maneuvers lake, a sewage system, and ample fresh water to support up to 46,000 men, with measures to remove harmful influences and provide constant comfort.

American Lake Washington National Army Camp Lewis United States Army Y. M. C. A National War Council O. K. Tyler Army Y.M. C. A Puget Sound Sound

Local Draft Exam Records List No Exemption Filers

bear lake county local draft board reports men who appeared for examination and filed no exemptions including David I Thornock James Sullivan David C Hoff Oliver Tuel ler Oscar Hall Mike Bogasian Robert W Vallentine Ira N Hay ward Edward Mionig Gilbert Con ley Carson Welker E J Edwards Edward A Lashbrook W J Patton William Mumford James Logan Dunford Edward L Lister Albert Freeman Alfred Humphherys Ruben Roberts John T Kane Kizra J Hoge Samuel M Wilcox Stanard R Tanner Christian W Tuescher Raymond T Stokes Frank Leslie Bolton and Chancey L Mattson. Get acquainted trip to Star Valley postponed due to weather with another date to be fixed.

Bear Lake County David I. Thornock James Sullivan David C-Hoff Oliver Ht. Tueller Oscar Hall Mike Bogasian Robert W. Vallentine Ira N. Hayward Edward Mionig Gilbert Conley Carson Welker E.J. Edwards Edward A. Lashbrook W J. Patton William Mumford James Logan Dunford Edward L. Lister Albert Freeman Alfred Humpherys Ruben Roberts John T. Kane Kizra J. Hoge Samuel M. Wilcox Stanard R. Tanner Christwan W. Tuescher Raymond T. Stokes Frank Leslie Bolton Chancey L Mattson

Great Lakes Wool Convention Aims to Solve World Shortage

Chicago hosts the Great Lakes Wool Convention September 11 12 inviting shepherds from western wool states to Assembly Hall Stock Yards Inn and Hotel Sherman for discussions on wool’s crucial role in clothing and industry amid a global supply crisis as the National Sheep Wool Bureau warns of scarce fibers.

Chicago Christendom Great Western Union Sto Yards Stock Yards Inn Hotel Sherman National Sheep & Wool Bureau England

James G Crane Dies Suddenly in Montpelier

James G. Crane died suddenly at Montpelier hospital early Wednesday after a parasitic stroke. He had moved from Utah in 1897, worked in farming and stock raising, and previously ran a livery in Montpelier before settling near Bennington. Known as Jim Crane, he leaves a large family and many friends. life insurance of $8,000 may be paid out soon.

James G. Crane Montpelier Hospital Bennington Ward Crane Ashley Bear Lake County Utah Montpelier Bennington Jim” Crane Guaranteed Fund Life Insurance Co Erapps Jobo Skinner

Burgoyne and Holmes Wed in Salt Lake Temple

Sidney Burgoyne and Beatrice Holmes, prominent Montpelier residents, were married Wednesday in the Salt Lake Temple. After brief stops in Salt Lake Ogden and Logan they will return home. Burgoyne is a progressive businessman and Holmes is a Montpelier High School graduate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Holmes. The town offers congratulations.

Sidney Burgoyne Beatrice Holmes Montpelier Salt Lake Ogden Lopan Burgoyne Montpelier High School J. H. Holmes Rust

Wool Trade Winds Through Time and U S Revival

The article traces the growth of the wool industry from Flemish weavers and the Hanseatic League to England's rise aided by cheap labor and water power. It notes England’s wool wealth and argues for a U S revival, citing Chicago Convention discussions and favorable Great Lakes climate for sheep raising. It mentions Russia’s wartime export pressures and global supply shifts.

England United States Chicago Great Lakes Rusip

TAVESTER SINGS FOR THE FARMERS

A 1917 township column notes Taverster sings for farmers as grain yield stands strong and women’s morale shines. It reports John Meyers Sr and future teacher Mr Skinner as top gardeners, Fredrick Smight on convalescence, typhoid hit Thomas Peterson’s son, Parley Peterson’s son injures fingers, and the Lindsay brothers buying Nels Nelson’s ranch while Horace Peterson plans to move to Nebraska.

Jaid Eppears Caro Johnnie John Meyers Sr Mr.Skinner Fredrick Smight Thomas Peterson Parley Peterson Lyne Che Johnson Nebraska Lindsay

Keep in touch with your boy at the naval training station

The YMCA at Goat Island San Francisco helps 1500 new recruits after a sailor distributing mail notices many receive letters with joy while a few miss out. A YMCA secretary intervenes by inviting distraught sailors to an evening at the association building, lifting spirits and reinforcing home ties as a moral lifeline for the boys.

Army Y. M.C. A Naval Training Station Goat Island San Francisco Bay The Association Evenin YMCA

Farmers Condemn State Loan System Say Funds Lose Interest

The state land board faces criticism from farmers and Treasurer Eagleson over loans that idle school funds. The report cites long waits, low loan percentages, and reliance on bankers for needed money, with Bear Lake County growers voicing frustration at delayed appraisals and unfavorable terms.

John W. Eagleson State Land Board Eagleson

Death of Montpelier Pioneer Joseph McCart

Joseph McCart, aged longtime Montpelier resident since 1888, died at home Tuesday from liver cancer. Funeral set for Presbyterian church this afternoon. Sympathy extended to his wife amid the sorrow.

Joseph McCart Montpelier McCart Presbyterian Church

Soldiers on furlough from Utah National Guard return home

Bear Lake County youths Lyman H. Rich and Alfred Bate man arrived home on a furlough from the Utah National Guard last Saturday and stayed until Monday afternoon. They left for Salt Lake Tuesday morning on train 17, missing the social for soldiers and drafted men due to their travel plans.

Lyman H. Rich Alfred Bateman Bear Lake County Utah National Guard Salt Lake

Mutual Convention Scheduled for September 9 at Tabernacle

The notice corrects a prior error and states the Mutual Convention will be held Sunday September 9. Morning and afternoon sessions are at the Academy and the evening session at the Stake Tabernacle. Elder Lacar A Kirkham and Ann M Cannon of Salt Lake City are expected to attend. special musical selections are planned. each association should be well represented.

Academy Stake Tabernacle Lacar A. Kirkham Ann M. Cannon Salt Lake City

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