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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1927

Page

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Fair Time Again HY: A community fair as promotional event and social gathering

A feature praising the annual fair as a lively advertisement for the town and surrounding farms, noting how it showcases hospitality and civic spirit. It traces fair origins from Old World markets to American agricultural and city fairs, emphasizing the broader purpose of drawing visitors and commerce.

United States

Peter Jacobson Dies En Route to Arizona

George Peter Jacobson 59 a Safford Arizona resident died in Logan Utah while visiting relatives before returning home. He served 17 years on Safford city council and 10 years as mayor. Survived by widow Mary Packer Jacobson and several children. body shipped to Safford for burial with family members accompanying.

George Peter Jacobson Bloomington Safford Arizona Logan Utah H. R. Weston James L. Dunford Jacobson Idaho Peter J Nickelena Thompson Jacobsen Mary Packer Jacobson Lille Cafford Hachita Vera Jacobsen Annie Noote Karl Jacobson Arthur Jacobson Hollywood Cal James Jacobson Dunford Nellie Lena Paris

Circus coming to Paris next week

The Robinson Schielder show visits Paris on Tuesday September 13 offering Sultana the pony group, Edouard Ludin seals, trained bears and African lions. Calvert Owens on the tight wire, Swanson trio on trapeze, Bones Hartzell the clown, a 14 truck tour and a 180 foot big top with Prof Concho’s band before each performance.

Robinson Schielder Paris Sultana John Miller Edouard Ludin Calvert Owens Swanson

Ford’s New Model Nears Market Release

Henry Ford prepares to launch a new car as advance orders pile up nationwide. Industry observers view the move as a master stroke signaling a fresh epoch in the legendary industrialist’s career.

FORD Henry Ford

Forest soils absorb more water than open soils

Forested soils hold more water and release it gradually, reducing flood peaks and maintaining streamflow. A Iowa State College study by Prof. T. Bode found timbered sites retain higher water content and have slower, steadier seepage than open, denuded plots, implying forests influence regional water regulation.

Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture T. Bode Department of Forestry Iowa State College Bode Backbone” State Park Delaware County Iowa

Bearer of the Censer in Church Procession

The text identifies the role of the censer bearer in religious processions as the thurifer, noting the wearer was once an acolyte but is now frequently a layperson.

Factory runs months to catch up with demand for new Ford model

Nine teen cars have been sold to Incas dealers since the first announcement of the new Ford model. The price is expected to be about the same as the Model T Ford, with production working to meet orders.

Mde Ford

European Fairs Through History and Modern Trade

A survey of European and global fairs notes Saint Bartholemew in London as an early example and lists major fairs in Frankfort Leipzig Brunswick Zurzach Budapest Sinigaglia Lyons and Nizhni Novgorod. It mentions Mecca during the Mohammedan pilgrimage and cites a 100 million dollar annual turnover, urging readers to enjoy the fair with festive spirit.

Europe America Saint Bartholomew London Germany Frankfort Leipzig Brunswick Zurzach Switzerland Budapest Hungary Sinigaglia Italy Lyons France Nizhni-Novgorod Russia Asia Mecca Arabia

The Children of the Seed Embrace a Noble Duty

A reflective piece speaks of gathering harvests and providing for the weary world. It frames labor as a sacred duty and elevates the act of feeding others as a noble task carried out by those who toil.

Calves Offered From Helena Dairy Herds In Montana

County agent Chase Kearl reports a letter from Helena dated August 26 1927 describing sale of well bred Jersey Guernsey and Holstein calves sired by pure bred bulls calves shipped at two or three days old. Prices range from 12.50 to 25.00 and orders will be filled in sequence with CT A dam records mailed to buyers.

Chase Kearl Helena Mont Lewis and Glark County Jersey Guernsey CT. A

Notice of Special Examination for Endorsement Certificates

A special examination for applicants for certificates by endorsements will be held at the courthouse on Saturday, September 24, 1927. Aaly D. Kelsey. 8-22 County Supt. of Schools.

Court House AALY D_KELSEY County Supt. of Schools

Bear Lake County Fair Opens With Largest Exhibits Yet

The Bear Lake County fair begins at Paria at 1 p m on Thursday September 8 with entries in Emerson School building and livestock at the Fair Grounds. Judging starts Friday at 10 a m and the fair closes Saturday at 6 p m. The event aims to rival Idaho fairs and invites all citizens to attend.

Bear Lake County Paria Emerson School Bear Lake Idaho Bear Lake Valley

The Hard Path The Way of Transgressors

A cryptic fragment from the El Paso Times notes a harsh course or stance labeled as the hard path and transgressors, hinting at a moral or social theme discussed in the paper.

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