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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
8
Local notes report Mrs Clem Hayward visiting Logan Utah with her parents Judge John H. Grimmett slowly recovering from a paratyphoid attack. Residents Ezra Passey and family visit Ogden. Reports on hauling teams wanted, local business activity, and social visits in Paris Idaho with mentions of Blooming ton farmers and the Paris Pavilion dance event.
Local notice lists buyers for rags bones beeswax scrap iron junk. Includes rubbers hides pets furs wool bottles brass copper and old automobiles. MAX GARFINKLE is proprietor.
W T McCall visited the county for farm club plans and joined a Pocatello conference with state extension staff. Exhibits for the St Chiles Fair on Sept 18 are due by Friday afternoon with county decorators aiding. Bear Lake and Franklin county clubs reported fundraising for the Farm Junior Camp Fund and local officials note the fair opens Sept 27.
A farewell party in Paris Pavilion is set for next Wednesday evening September 22 in honor of David N Low who will serve a mission in Great Britain and depart next month. The program begins at 5 o clock with solo by Miss Bertha Cook reading by Louise Richards cornets by Archie Shepherd readings by Libbie Gook and piano by Prof Baird Hamlin and vocal by Ther�s Allred.
A community message warns local boys against throwing stones at vacant buildings and damaging street lights. It notes repairs at Emerson school and the second ward chapel and vows action under the law if vandalism continues. The Wixom family held annual reunions in Liberty on August 19 1920 with 81 members and in Mendota NL on August 29.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Shepherd Wednesday. A baby girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Crawford on the 12th. Mr and Mrs Albert Payne welcomed a new baby boy. Burton L. Thomas of Bloomington has been treated for rheumatism and remains under a doctor's care. Mrs George Floyd of St Charles is recovering at home after an operation. Tonsil and adenoids removed at Emergency Hospital include a child of Mr and Mrs Chris Linford, another child of Mr and Mrs Clarence Booth, and a child of Mr and Mrs Ola Transtrum.
Train No. 45 will depart Salt Lake City on September 19 for Yellowstone Park in the season’s last run. Train No. 46 leaves Yellow stone on September 20 for the final park special. Afterward a mixed weekly Sunday service runs between Ashton and Yellowstone, resuming winter months.
The draft asks voters to amend article 8 section 2 to forbid state loans or stockholding in individuals, associations, municipalities, or corporations while allowing state control of and promotion for undeveloped water power. Publication mandate and certification dated September 4 1920 in Boise by Secretary of State Robert O Jones.
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