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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1938

Page

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AAA Committee to Check Farm Bins for Loans

Hill E. Bishop state AAA wheat loan supervisor urges farmers to prepare bins and granaries before applying for government wheat loans. After 30 days storage the county AAA committee inspects, certifies, seals the bin, tests grain grade, and notes needed repairs. Farmers should contact county AAA committee for storage requirements.

AAA Hill E. Bishop State Bishop Ofice of the County Aaa Committee

Paris Soft Ball Stars Winners

Paris softball team won two of three games in a late week schedule. On September 4 in Montpelier Paris defeated Mutual Creamery 12 to 7, then lost to Moose 4 to 14. The next day Paris reversed the result beating Moose 20 to 8 at Paris.

Montpelier Paris Mutual Creamery Moose

County G O P Called Meeting at Paris

A Republican county central committee meeting was held at Paris on Monday afternoon at the courthouse with officers and candidates on the county ticket. The gathering aimed to fill the ticket and discuss campaign plans.

Paris Court House Republican County Central Committee

Local social notes from Laketown and surrounding towns

Mrs. Maurine Nelson and family visit Evanston Wyoming. Miss Bertie Mae Evans guest at Mrs. Emma Lou Weston. Miss Evans returns to Logan Utah after UC summer. Miss Mildred Weston and Miss Bon ne Cornwall visit Logan and Lake City. Evelyn Seamons returns to Hyde Park Utah from South Eden Ranch. Grace Irwin to Circleville to teach with mother sightseeing Salt Lake City and Ogden. A8 Williams of Brigham visit Weston and Davis families. Reese Davis visits and retires from railway job. Claud Willis ships lambs East. Mary Virginia Williamson visits Logan. Aretha Kearl to Cleveland Utah to teach with Nelda. The Robinsons move to Salt Lake City for winter.

Maurine Nelson Evanston Wyo Ben T. Orvin Bertie Mae Evans Emma Lou Weston Miss Evans Logan Utah University of California Mildred Weston Bonne Cornwall J. Spencer Cornwall Lake City Evelyn Seamons Hyde Park Maré Sidney J. Nebeker South Eden Ranch Grace Irwin Circleville Salt Lake City Ogden A. 8. Williams Brigham, Utah John—H.—Weston Reese Davis Adeline Preston Idaho Ben IT. Orvin Reese Claud Willis Francis O. Williamson Mary—Virginia George N. Weston Aretha Kear Qleveland Nelda Mgr Vernon G. Robinson

Commissioners ask WPA aid to develop Minnetonka cave

At a Paris Lions Club luncheon the county board discussed a WPA development for Minnetonka cave in St Charles canyon. Forester Hann and Supervisor Nord outlined plans including road, trails, upgraded entrance, interior passages, and worker cabins with county support and Forest Service material provisions.

Paris Lions Club Board of County Commissioners Minnetonka Cave St. Charles Canyon Henry H. Teuscher Forester Hann Cache Forest Seymour G. Sleight Nord Frester Hann D. C St. Charles Highway

Largest Entries at Fair Highlight Regional Livestock

This year’s fair set record entries with livestock from Afton Wyoming Cokeville Grace Mink Creek Pocatello Blackfoot Preston and Bear Lake County. The livestock division showed 117 horses 6 colts 86 dairy 68 beef 116 sheep 28 swine and 27 poultry with judges E F Rinehart W R Beeson G W Cleveland A E Duke Pren Moore.

Afton Wyoming Cokeville Grace Mink Creek Pocatello Blackfoot Preston Bear Lake County Derry E. F. Rinehart Extension Animal Husbandry Boise Idaho W. R. Beeson

Women seek full time county nurse support

Mrs. William B. Hoge of the Bear Lake Stake Relief Society presented to the county commissioners the demand for a full time county nurse. Petitions with over 300 signatures urged preventive health work, improved child care, and correction of eye ear nose and throat defects through nurse and physician cooperation. The board took the matter under advisement.

Wm. B. Hoge Bear Lake Stake Relief Society Board of County—O Commissioners Pueaday

Shepherds Plan West Coast Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Earl Shepherd left Paris Saturday for a motor trip to Menlo Park California to visit the week with their daughters Winona and Ramon and other relatives. They expect to return Friday.

Earl Shepherd Paris Menlo Park California Winona Ramon

Bond Election Registration Rules Explained

The notice warns that municipal voters must re register to vote on September 30 for the $86,700 bond issue for a City water works system. Only resident taxpayers are eligible. previous municipal registrations do not carry over. Registration is urgent with few property owners having signed. Paris needs the improvement for sanitary and safety reasons. Register now.

Paris

Parish City to vote on 36700 bond for water works system

Parish and St Charles Village plan separate elections this month to assess bonding for a modern water works system. Paris proposes a 36700 municipal coupon bond funded partly by a 45 percent PWA grant, with 55 percent raised by the city. St Charles Village seeks 32450 in bonds. Taxpayers urged to study the issue and vote on Friday September 30.

Parish St. Charles Georgetown Mont PWA Paris Paris City St. Charles Village

Forest insect checks find conditions favorable in Cache district

J T Brenden from the Bureau of Entomology James Farrel from Ogden Forest Office of Timber Management and J T Mathews assistant forest supervisor inspected the Paris district of the Cache National Forest on Monday and Wednesday to assess earlier insect epidemic conditions. They found conditions favorable with little likelihood of a return in the near term and noted Forest Service efforts to detect any resurgence for prompt control. County field supervisor F L Austin reports ten soil conservation crews in the field reviewing compliance and measuring 1938 conservation work with crews listed at Antelope Flat Georgetown Bloomington St Charles and other spots.

Paris Cache National Forest J. T. Brenden Bureau of Entomology James Farrel Ogden Forest Office of Timber Management J. T. Mathews Cache Forest Ft. L. Austin Soil Conservation Program Wyler Bartschi Marion Clark Victor Homer Mbouritsen Noonan Roscoe Derwin Evans J. A Wendel Stucki Raymond Geneva Rex Cole Grant Rich Antelope Flat Carlos Perkins Thos Btevens Georgetown Archie Bee Archie Bee at—Bloomington;—Orson—Rich,—St. Charles Marlin Kunz Dingle L. Wright Fred Derricott Liberty and Sharon

Marriage Licenses Issued By County Clerk Office

The county clerk reports licenses issued in the past week. Arthur Clifford Nelson 27 and Edith Helen Nelson 27 of Salt Lake City were married by Judge Morgan J. Rich. Richard O Tucker 40 and Iona D Firth 4 of Ogden Utah wed by Judge Haddock. Vincent Edw Jeffers 26 and Ellen Thornock 28 of Boise were married by Judge W Smith Hoge.

Sam V. Tunks Arthur Clifford Nelson Edith Helen Nelson Salt Lake City Morgan J. Rich Richard O Tucker Iona D. Firth Ogden Utah Haddock Vincent Edw. Jeffers Ellen Thornock Boise W. Smith Hoge

Merchant Fred J Shepard trans acts in Salt Lake City

A Salt Lake City merchant, Fred J Shepard, conducted business several days this week indicating continued commercial activity in the city.

Fred J. Shepard Salt Lake City

Road Maintenance Under Way in Cache National Forest

The Forest road project in the Paris district of Cache National Forest progresses with road crew led by foreman Whitworth. Crews have finished the south end and Paris Canyon Road while higher country showers aided road shaping. lower stretches remain dusty, as forester Hann notes.

Paris Cache National Forest Mr.Whitworth Cache Forest Paris Canyon Hann

Loye Jensen Bride in Salt Lake Temple Ceremony

Miss Loye Jensen daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Jensen and Roy Patterson of Montpellier were united in marriage Friday at the Salt Lake Temple. They will reside in Montpellier after a honeymoon in southern Utah. Mrs Patterson’s parents accompanied the couple to Salt Lake City.

Loye Jensen Wm. Jensen City Roy Patterson Montpellier J. C. Richy Motor Co Salt Lake Temple Montpelier Utah

Myrtle Davidson Returns as Utah Extension Leader

Miss Myrtle Davidson of Logan Utah returns from a year’s leave to resume duties as state home demonstration leader for Utah State Agricultural College extension service after attending Columbia University last year and completing a tour of Europe.

Myrtle Davidson Logan Utah Utah State Agricultural College Extension Service Davidson Columbia University Europe

Card Of Thanks Expressing Gratitude To Helpers

We express sincere appreciation to those who helped during our sorrow. Mrs. Melvin Orr Larry Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orr and Leora contributed in various ways.

Melvin Orr Larry Bert Orr Leora

Shepherds visit Logan on Labor Day to see Mrs Rose Shepherd

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shepherd visited Logan Utah for Labor Day at the home of Mrs Rose Shepherd, the couple’s mother.

Mrs A. W. Shepherd Logan Utah Mr. Shepherd Rose Shepherd

Teachers Pupils Start School Work Next Monday

Fielding rural high school reports a favorable outlook for the new term with a renovated building and a full staff led by Superintendent Wilford B. Price. Registration for freshmen and sophomores is September 12 morning and juniors and seniors in the afternoon. Emerson and Paris L. D. 3. Seminary also plan Monday openings with new improvements and experienced staffs.

Shakespeare Goldsmith Fielding Rural High School Wilford B. Price Fielding Zenos L. Black Newel Budge Vernon Budge William Billeter Fern Fisher Laurell Jensen Lenore Johnson Dan C. Rich Beth Richards Phebe Weston Supt. Price Pensus E. W. Stucki Emerson School Emerson Amos B. Hulme Wallace Wallentine Wm. Billeter Mona Athay Lilian Langford Jean Hoge Alvira Price Ben J. Hulme Paris L. D

Wheat insurance deadline extended in Bear Lake County

The final date for accepting Crop Insurance applications for the 1939 wheat crop in Bear Lake County is extended to November 31 to help wheat growers access policy protection. Premiums can be paid in wheat or its cash equivalent, with many farms securing insurance at about twenty cents per acre and options to adjust or refund premiums based on final planted acreage.

Bear Lake County

Phosphate Tests Compare Different Fertilizers at TVA Plant

George Baxter reports first definite tests on four one acre plots at the Anton Suchan place for the state phosphate commission. One acre with no phosphate yielded 48 bushels of wheat, while plots used with Anaconda treble super, TVA triple super, and Anderson raw rock produced 61, 67 and 56 bushels respectively. Baxter notes cost and weight differences tied to spreader speed and discusses Idaho phosphate comparisons. He also plans reports on spuds and sugar beets fed to alfalfa as harvests occur.

TVA George Baxter Anton Suchan State Phosphate Commission Baxter Idaho Tennessee Herald

Rural district elects two trustees in close race

Voters across Fish Haven St. Charles Bloomington Paris Ovid Lanark Liberty and Sharon chose two three year trustees. Ernest Allred and John Hulme won with 150 and 149 votes while C O Moore received 120 as a write-in. Emerson school results named Haddock and Pendrey as three year trustees with 60 and 53 votes respectively.

Fish Haven St. Charles Bloomington Paris Ovid Lanark Liberty Sharon Board of Trustees Ernest Allred John Hulme C. O. Moore Allred Hulme Moore Emerson School D. E. Haddock A. T Pendrey Clarence Rich Henry Fuchs Elmont Crawford Haddock Pendrey Rich Crawford Fuchs

County Agent Gladhart Accepts Spokane Position

After three and a half years in Paris County Agent P R Gladhart and his wife plan to move Sept 25 to Spokane Wash where he has accepted a promotion as manager of livestock at the Union Stock Yards The move expands his field with many possibilities Bear Lake county friends regret their departure with no successor named by the extension service.

Paris P. R. Gladhart Spokane Wash

Wheat Crop Insurance Program Participation Advised

The article explains that applications for wheat crop insurance can be taken with a payment date set to allow time for loan negotiations. Counties may have applications rejected if participation does not justify the program. Growers are urged to seek cooperative help now while adjustments aim to improve effectiveness in resolving the area’s issues.

Prominent Church Leader J Golden Kimball Dies in Nevada Crash

J Golden Kimball 85 president of the First Council of Seventy died Friday in an auto wreck on the Victory Highway ten miles east of Springers Hot Springs Nevada. His wife daughter and grandson and a maid were injured none seriously. The party was returning to Salt Lake City from San Francisco where they had visited Kimball's daughter. Injured were treated in Reno hospital and an inquest was planned pending further word. Kimball was born June 9 1853 in Salt Lake City and led the council since 1922.

Salt Lake City J. Goden Kimball First Council Victory Highway Reno Nevada Jenny Kimball Richard K. Brown Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco Virginia Mitchell E Street Kimball Mrs. Kimball Miss Mitchell Mr. Brown Springers’ Hot Springs Harold Bellinger Fallon Salt Lake Kimbell Quince Jane) K. Brown Greyhound Bellinger Himball Jim Smith Churchill Jonathan Golden Kimball Council of Seventy Heber C. and Christeen Golden Kimball Salt Lake Valley

New Auto Shop Scogings Opens in Findlay Building

A new auto service firm Scogings Auto Service opens in the Findlay Auto building in Paris. W. D. Scogings leads the operation with decades of experience in steel body shops and auto co service. The shop offers a 24 hour wrecker service, car tuning and testing, and will provide gas and oil discounts plus a free tuning and testing job to new patrons this weekend.

Paris Scogings Auto Service Findlay Auto W. D. Scogings Idaho Falls Scogings Auto Co Salt Lake City Utah

St Charles Wins 20200 Grant for Water Works System

Landon Pugmire, chairman of the St Charles Village board, announced the government granted 20200 for the new water works system. Estimated total cost runs about 44400. A bond election will be held this month to raise the remaining funds.

Landon Pugmire St. Charles Village The Post Today St. Charles

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