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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
2
Paris Seminary begins its 1930 31 school year on September 15 with Roy A Welker and Mrs Lizzie Nye as teachers. The program includes Old Testament History New Testament History Church History and Doctrine. Courses offer high school graduation credit for the first two subjects and additional courses may be taken if justified by the student's work.
The article notes three courses updated to align with modern religious education methods while preserving Bible use and essential texts. Students must supply their own texts with no registration fee. Classes will convene at Unity Cottage, continuing from last year.
The state board of equalization sets this year's state tax at 2,884,774 dollars, about 12,000 more than last year on a 474,886,314 dollar valuation. The tax rate is 5.893 mills up from 5.887. General funds rise to 135,007 for sinking and interest, while public buildings and several funds fall slightly. County shares shift with Ada up about 6,000 and Twin Falls up about 4,000, among others.
Mrs Flora Haas reports severe long term illness with nerve trouble poor sleep and digestion improves after using Sargon Pills claiming four bottles strengthened her system and cured constipation. Paris Drug Co Seattle listed as local agent at 337 North 78th Street in notice.
The Bear Lake Grain Growers Inc explains its functions and benefits. Members can sell grain at the highest market price with full payment on loading, weights and grades provided, and an appeal right if unsatisfied. Stockholders share earnings and stock is non-assessable. Storage, loans, or pooling options are offered with timely settlements.
The Coal Men offer Diamondville Lump and Nut Coal with ready service. Otto Rohner promotes filling bins with his firm’s coal products.
Idaho Wool Growers Secretary Mr Claar notes eastern Idaho ram buyers favor purebred rams. About 700 head will be offered at the Pocatello Ram Sale on Friday October 3rd, featuring Fry selection from top breeders and multiple breeds including Hampshire and Rambouillet. Buyers attend to compare offerings and save travel.
The review hails Miss Gaynor and Farrel directs as a charming couple in High Society Blues. Gaynor’s appealing voice and Farrells crooning baritone elevate the musical, with five song numbers showcased and noted as evidence of strong entertainment value. It praises their vocal advancement since Sunny Side Up.
Hedda Hopper Louise Fazenda and Lucien Littlefield star in High Society Blues about two rival families the Divines and the Grangers. The Grangers build a retail empire and move east to pursue luxury while the Divines rebuff them. A romance between a Granger son and Divine daughter grows through Hawaiian ukuleles despite social barriers. David Butler directs a polished piece after Sunny Side Up. Appears Sunday and Monday September 14 15.
Sealed bids to 10 o clock September 8 1930 are invited by the Bear Lake County Commission for labor and materials to construct about one and a half miles of right of way fence along the Paris Montpelier Bern Montpelier highway west of the canal. Bids include options for completed job with all materials and labor by bidder or materials only or labor only with county furnishing materials.
Notice to creditors of Hyrum S Rich and Elizabeth Rich deceased requires claims with vouchers within six months from first publication. Administrator Orson S Rich invites claims at his residence in St Charles Bear Lake Idaho. Publication dates August 21 1930 to September 18 1930. Also notice of publication for Louis S Peterson of St Charles Idaho enlarged homestead filing and 1939 proof before United States Commissioner at Paris Idaho.
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