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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1932

Page

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Big Bear Lake stake holds spirited quarterly conference

The Bear Lake stake conducted a large quarterly conference with visitors from Salt Lake City and Logan. President Roy A. Welker opened sessions. Elder David O. McKay spoke to Sunday School children and urged adherence to core values amid concerns about moral decline.

Bear Lake Stake Salt Lake Logan Utah David O. McKay Guerson Roy A. Welker Bear Lake Stake Ruth Dunford Cyril Budge Paris Wards Grant Grandy Elliott Budge Bedford Bird Glen Longhurst Peterson Horton Transtrum Great Britain

Legion plans special cars for Idaho delegates to Portland

Idaho Legion posts plan special rail arrangements to move Southern Idaho delegates to the national American Legion convention in Portland starting September 12. A special train from Pocatello may run if at least 100 reservations are made, with Pullmans available for 24 or more. Round trip tickets with living quarters total 45.73 dollars, with two per section. Reservations should be sent to J. W. Wagner, and checks for full fare or a 5 dollar pledged check accompany requests.

Idaho National Convention of the American Legion Portland Pocatello Brookhart Pulmans J. W. Wagner Commander Brookhart Parkman Brochart Mountain Home

Cardinal Veried Visits New York On Space Mood

Archbishop of Paris Cardinal Veried was hosted by Alfred E. Smith in New York last week. He joked about being on the way to the moon as they toured Manhattan and the Empire State Building. Smith replied that they could light cigars on a passing star.

Cardinal Veried Paris Alfred E. Smith New York Mr. Smith

Conference Reflections Emphasize Education Civic Duty and Faith

Dr. Peterson highlights education and laws guiding modern life while Elder David O McKay urges civic involvement among Bear Lake stake members. Transitions note travel absence of road signs and a musical program directed by Irwin Jensen with Ruby Bolton organist and performances by Laketown and Garden City members.

Peterson David O McKay Bear Lake Stake Salt Lake Paris-through Logan Canyon Paris Garden City Stake Choir Irwin Jensen Ruby Bolton Robinson and Weston Laketown Utah Fontella Scofield Stake M. IA Ida Dunford St. Charles Wee Kestch Preston Budge Dorothy

Fielding Rural High School Trustees Elected in Bear Lake

In Bear Lake county a lively school election selected two trustees for Fielding Rural High School for three years. Eight precincts voted from Fish Haven to Lanark, polls open 1 pm to 6 pm with Eugene Hart Bloomington and Bishop Ernest Allred St Charles defeating Dr C O Moore and C Stock. The current board includes J B Seth Budge Paris Saml Austin Kenneth Matthews Liberty Eugene Hart Bloomington and Bishop Ernest Allred St Charles.

Bear Lake County Fielding Rural High School Fish Haven St. Charles Bloomington Paris Ovid Liberty Sharon and Lanark Eugene Hart Ernest Allred C. O. Moore C. Stock J.B . Seth Budge Sam'l Austin Kenneth Matthews Moore Seth Budge

Voters Elect Pendrey and Haddock to School Board

Results of the annual trustees election for Paris Independent School District No. 2 show A. T. Pendrey and Atty. Dar Haddock elected to the board Tuesday without opposition. Haddock serves as chairman and Pendrey as clerk. Other written names on ballots included William B. Hoge and Charles Law.

Paris Independent School District No. 2 A. T. Pendrey Atty Darwin Haddock Haddock Peddrey William B. Hoge Charles Law

Helbush Company eyes reopening of Potassium Mines

E. R. Livingston of H. H. Helbush & Co. and his wife visited the Potassium-Phosphate Co. yesterday. CO B Hayes, president of the A. FP. P. Co., escorted them to the mines and said arrangements were under way to shift the financial end to Helbush. Prospects were said to be bright for a reopening soon.

E. R. Livingston H. H. Helbush & Co Los Angeles Potassium-Phosphate Co CO. B. Hayes A. FP. P. Co Hayes Helbush Co

Babock Pushes State Protections Against Foreign Contractors

Idaho Attorney General Fred J. Babcock urged an amendment to shield the state from irresponsible foreign contractors on federally funded highways. He argued Idaho courts should have jurisdiction over state workmen, and outlined timelines for bonding company actions and contractor involvement. He planned to draft the amendment for the next legislature.

Boise Fred J. Babcock Idaho Courts of

Paris Seminary Opens Monday For New School Year

The Paris L. D. 8. Seminary opens its doors next Monday morning with Roy A. Welker predicting a very successful year. Courses include Old Testament History for freshmen and New Testament History for other classes, with credit toward high school graduation and broader education. A large enrollment is expected across all classes.

Paris L. D Pnpal Roy A. Welker

Idaho voters face uncertain ballots amid rumors says Parsons

L F Parsons secretary of the state chamber of commerce spoke in Moscow during a northern Idaho tour. He predicted a large voter turnout this fall with many casting a quiet ballot due to limited information. He noted rumors reflect prejudice and propaganda from political headquarters in Boise as business conditions improve.

Idaho L. F. Parsons State Chamber of Commerce Moscow Parsons

Boise Gets Branch Bank From R. F. C.

The 12th land bank district includes Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington with a Spokane main office planned and branches in Helena and Portland. A former official laments lost money in 1929 and recalls harder days of gathering wood for heating.

12Th Land Bank Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Woul Spokane Helena Mont Portland

Idaho Politics Will Boil Soon Over Governorship

Boise August 29 A AP writer says Idaho politics will soon erupt in a flood of speeches propaganda and advertising from Republicans and Democrats as they contest the gubernatorial race and national issues. Campaigns split into national and state themes with Prohibition and nepotism among key topics plus records in congress and debates on silver money inflation and foreign trade.

Boise Idaho Associated Press T. C. Coffin Thomas J. Wesley Holden J. P. Pope Congress

Home Coming of the Paris Rec Ward Primary

The Home Coming of the Paris Rec ward Primary will be held Monday night September 12 at the ward chapel under the direction of the association officers. Admission will be 10 cents.

Paris Recond Association

Opening Mutual Social Set for September Evening

Paris First Ward Mutual hosts an opening social on Tuesday September 13 at 7 30 p m in the ward hall. The entry fee is 25 cents for young ladies and 35 cents for young men. Games and dancing are the main features planned for the evening.

Paris

Emerson and Fielding School Open for 1932 33 Term

Emerson School begins Monday September 12 with six year olds eligible for first grade. Fielding High School registration on opening day, regular classes start September 13. Emerson faculty includes Woodruff Stucks principal and teachers across grades. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra J. Poulsen return from the Liberty farm. Poulsen teaches in Salt Lake schools.

Paris Emerson Fielding High School Woodruff Stucks Amos Hulme Rulon Tueller Luella Clayton Zula Cole Pearl Hoge Mona Athay Anona Bird Irwin Jensen Beatrice O. Price Beth Rich Ezra J. Poulsen Salt Lake Liberty Poulsen

Native Woods For Fuel Equal 50 Percent Coal

Idaho forestry professor Ernest E. Hubert analyzes heating values of dry native woods versus coal. He notes dry wood averages 8080 BTU per pound while coal yields 12040, with two pounds of wood matching one pound of coal. He discusses species differences, moisture impact, resin content, and practical burning tips for wood fuel use.

Ernest E. Hubert School of Forestry University of Idaho Idaho

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