Fielding Academy Gears Up For New School Year
Fielding Academy prepares for opening on September 20 with heating repairs and repairs to woodwork completed. Instructors arrive to outline the term and an institute runs September 17 and 18 for teachers. Registration starts September 20 as students plan to begin the following day amid anticipated art exhibits, sports, and music from the St Charles brass band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauber
Charles
George Rogers
Ernest Shepherd
Paris
St Charles Prepares Big Fair Day With County Exhibit
St Charles plans a county wide community fair on September 18 featuring field and home exhibits, junior competitions led by Mr Barber, canning and sewing displays, judging by state specialists C B Ahlson Carrie D Miller and Pren Moore, poultry lectures by Moore, and a closing ward hall program with lectures readings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Barber
State Extension Department
C. B Ahlson
Carrie D Miller
Pren Moore
West
Ward Hall
St Charles Fair Promises Major Exhibition
St Charles community fair scheduled for September 18 aims for record exhibits. Preparations by the association include agricultural displays, live stock, domestic science, and school exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Garden City social notes and local events
Garden City residents greet visiting Linfords from Star Valley and note Ogden visitors J B Lutz and David Johnson. Charles Pearce of Lyman reports his niece’s death during an accident. Labor Day gatherings at Ideal Beach feature wrestling and music by St Charles band and Weaver Brothers. Two local weddings rumored. Gibbons brothers visit for dry farm harvest near Hodges Ranch. Garden City Sunday School rents Lakota pool for an outing. Lottie Hildt and Jean McCann plan BYU attendance in Logan for new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Linford
John
Bert
Jos
Star Valley
Logan
J. B Lutz
Ogden
David Johnson
Charles, Pearce
Lyman, Wye
L. Pead
St. Charles
Weaver Brothers Orchestra
Futre
Wilford Hanson
John C Farner Jr
James
Robert Gibbons
Hodges Brothers
Garden City
Lakota
Lottie Hildt
Jean McCann
City
Utah
Brigham Young College
Miss Hildt
Lanark News Briefs Highlight Moved Families and Local Route
Lanark residents welcome Thomas Watkins and family back from Fairfield Idaho as they settle in Paris for the winter with plans for him to work at a mine. A Rural Free Delivery route will include Lanark Liberty and Sharon starting November 1. Bishop F W Passey and Hazel Bell wed in Lanark with a small reception at the bride's home. Annie Findlay recovers from a serious auto accident though one hand remains weakened. William Parker returns from Cache Valley after a year away. Bishop Morris D Low visited Woodruff and Randolph for Academy business.
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Thomas Watkins
Fairfield
Idaho
Paris
Watkins
Lanark
Liberty
Sharon
Bishop F. W. Passey
Hazel Bgll
Bert Thornock
Bloomington
Annie Findlay
William Parker
Cache Valley
Mystery Tale of the Hartley House by Clifford S. Raymond
A quirky mystery unfolds within the grounds and walls of a peculiar house. The story follows unnamed figures as tensions rise amid odd happenings and eerie atmosphere.
Strange household and haunting manuscript mystery
Young Dr. Michelson becomes resident physician to old Mr. Homer Sidney and a piratical Spanish sailor seeks a mysterious manuscript. Annual return of Mr. Sidney's strength and Mrs. Sidney's mood hint at a hidden past. The story unfolds to a final amazing answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Michelson
Homer Sidney
Mr. Sidney
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A note directs readers that this story runs again on a different page each week, guiding readers to check the periodic insert for full details.
Paris Post Delays Cited by Printing Troubles and Power Outages
The Paris Post reports last week's publication was late due to power cuts during electric street light installation and this week's delay from printing Alumni Booster and linotype repairs. Next week promises on time publication.
Forest Road Repair and Bridges Work Report
The people of Fish Haven cooperated in repairing the winter log road and in constructing seven new bridges where old structures were dangerous to teamsters. Forest users contributed, and work on the road totals $600 to date.
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Fish Haven
Notice to Creditors Estate of J E Simmons deceased
Amelia Simmons administrator of the Estate of J E Simmons deceased calls all creditors and persons with claims to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims to be sent to Noonan Idaho or attorney D C Kunz Monteplier Bear Lake Idaho. Dated September 7 1920. Amelia Simmons administrator. Prof Baird Hamlin piano teacher arrived in Paria. Mary and Mildred Clark from Kemmerer Wyoming left after visit in Paris.
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J E. Simmons
Amelia Simmons
J. E. Simmons
Noonan
Idaho
D. C. Kunz
Montepiler
Bear Lake
J. BH. Simmons
Baird Hamlin
Kangas
Paria
Hamlin
America
Europe
Mary and Mildred Clark
jKemmerer
Wyoming
Paris
Strike at Western Phosphate Settled by Favorable Compromise
Miners at Western Phosphate Co reach a wage settlement after a Friday strike. The new agreement keeps 5.26 dollar daily wages, with a monthly bonus equivalent to two days pay or ten dollars and fifty cents for those who worked the month. Company discharges the night foreman, rejects a 25 cent daily raise, and hints at recruiting permanent residents, while the paper urges balanced labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Phosphate Co
Tan
Sim- Jim
Goneainio-Effeck
Paris
Western Phosphate Company
Funeral Services Held For Pioneer Of Liberty Sunday
James Poulsen of Liberty died at 89 after a twelve week illness. Funeral services Sunday in the Liberty chapel with Bishop Wm Morgan presiding and the Liberty quartet in music. Born October 28, 1831, he joined the LDS Church as a youth and served six years as a missionary. He endured multiple marriages and large family losses during migration to Utah. He leaves a wife, fourteen children, ninety nine grandchildren, and many friends.
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Ife
James Poulsen
Liberty
Bear Lake
Wm Morgan
Nels Johnson
Ovid
Samuel Mathews
David Low
Pres
Roy A. Welker
Wm L Rich
Paris
Ocean
The
Saints
Utah
Maren Christina Cliff
Ward session in Paris 1895 Y M and Y L
The Y M and Y L will hold a joint ward session at the Second ward meeting house Wednesday evening Feb 27 1895 at 7 30. Program includes singing prayers opening address biographical lecture poems recitations and a humorous sketch The Rehearsal plus a closing hymn and benediction. A Yellowstone park party starts yesterday with Mr and Mrs Budge and others among the travelers destined for a month long journey by wagon buggy and horse back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Y.L Mia
Second Ward
Prophet
T. A. Clayton
Edith Wallis
H Findlay
W. W Price
F. W. Passey
Clara Humpherys
S S Humphreys
Frank Marshal
David Hymas
Tom Brown
Robi Smith
Johnny Jones
Quaon Davis Louisas
Kate Price
Matilda
Gertrude Porrett
Martha
Lizzie Hoge Dora
Sarah Poendrey
W A Shepherd
Yellowstone Park
Wm. Budge
Ezra Budge
Wm. Pendrey
Annie Budge
Mary Budge
Ellen Budge
Birdie Spencer
Wallis Lawn Party Celebrates Fourteenth Wedding Anniversary
On Monday evening June 10 Mr and Mrs James H Wallis hosted a Paris lawn party at their home to mark their fourteen years of marriage. About sixty invited friends attended as the Montpelier and Paris brass bands provided lively music and lanterns added festive charm for the children and guests.
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Spa ‘Gay
George E
Misa Aggie Campbell
Salt Lake Eas
James H. Wallis
Paris
Montpelier
Street lights remain dark after transformer burn out
The city reports the new electric street lamps have not been activated since installation due to a burnt out transformer last week. Utah Light and Power Company confirms a replacement is on the way and will be installed immediately upon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Light & Power Company
Arizona Temple Special Program Offered in Both Wards
Special programs will be held in both wards Sunday evening to honor the Arizona temple. Services will commence at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Temple
Public Notice of Homestead Proof for Hymas Idaho
Department of the Interior notice from Blackfoot Idaho dated Sept 4 192u states James A Hymas of Liberty Idaho filed for three year proof to establish claim on Lots 1 and 2 SE NW, NE Sec 28 T13S R43E Boise Meridian. Proof before United States Commissioner W Smith Hoge Paris October 18 1920 with witnesses Derricott Matthews Hymns Matthews all of Liberty.
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James A Hymas
Liberty
Idaho
Range 43
Boise Meridian
W Smith Hoge
United States
Paris
Charles Derricott
A. H. Matthews Lyman
W Matthews
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Ola
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Garden City News
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Randolph
Academy
Hartley
Clifford S. Raymond
Pioneer of Liberty
Mary L. Humpherys
Amelia Lewis
Mary A Oakey
Clayton
Louisa Passey
Department of the Interior
U S. Land Office
of Liberty, Idaho
J T Carruth
Register
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