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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1930

Page

1

Campaign Plans Decided Upon by Idaho Republicans

Republican state headquarters will open in Boise this week with State Chairman Ralaph Scatterday in charge assisted by Cora Rubin Blanche Stafford and C. K. Macey. Lloyd Adams named vice chairman. Campaign to start about October 10 with 800 precinct committeemen forming an organized force. Several nominees missed conference but confidence held for a Republican victory this fall.

Boise Ralaph Scatterday Caldwell Cora Rubin United States W. E. Borah Blanche Stafford John Thomas C. K. Macey State Central Committee Lloyd Adams Rexburg Scatterday George Barrett Gooding W. W. Vancanon Sandpoint H. ©. Baldridge David Burrell Thomas J. L. Downing Newcomb Pocatello John McMurray Idaho

Paris Lions Club Reorganizes At Enterprising Meeting

Paris Lions Club plans a full reorganization at a Sept. 26 7 30 p m meeting above the Bear Lake State Bank building. Dr J Morris Godfrey district governor attends and urges active participation, with Grace and Soda Springs clubs joining for an interclub meet.

Paris Lions Club Bear Lake State Bank J. Morris Godfrey Richmond Utah Lions Club Idaho Wyoming Grace and Soda Springs

Boat Trip Reported To Bloomington Lakes Depth

David A. Krogue recalls a boat trip up Bloomington Canyon years ago to Bloomington Lakes and notes depth sounded at about 65 feet. He cites readers from Paris Post and Bloomington as part of the account.

Bloomington Lakes Bloomington Canyon Bloomington

State requires a dealer bond for meat dealers

The Idaho attorney general ruled that meat dealers must post new bonds, not renewals, under 1929 law. Ada county probate Judge John Jackson argued renewals leave liability limited to the face amount, while new bonds add greater liability and protection. Gillis noted the same approach for the state game department.

Boutse John Jackson Ada County Gillis State Game Department

CANDIDATES URGED TO FILE EXPENSES

Secretary of State Fred E. Lukens urges all candidates to file campaign expenditure reports. Only one candidate has submitted a report so far. Alvin H. Denman of Idaho Falls says he spent nothing to gain the nomination. filings are due twenty days after the primary or state convention, with the due date next Monday after the convention.

Boise Fred E. Lukens Alvin H. Denman Idaho Falls Justice of the Supreme Court

School Head Visits to Paris Delights Gate City College

Miss Olive May Jones of Gate City Business College in Pocatello spends the week in Paris and vicinity promoting the school. She told The Post fall enrollment was so large extra quarters were secured and many graduates from Fielding and Montpelier High schools enrolled for October and January courses.

Olive May Jones Gate City Business College Pocatellos Paris Fielding and Montpelier High Schools

Williams to Attend Los Angeles Embalming School

Verge Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Williams, leaves for Los Angeles to enroll in the Los Angeles School of Embalming. After completing the course in April, he will join his father in the business.

Verge Williams Frank Williams Los Angeles

Eye Specialist Scarborough to Visit Hotel Paris Friday

The eye specialist Dr. H. H. Scarborough will be at the Hotel Paris in Paris on Friday afternoon September 19. The event runs from 2 to 5 PM offering consultations and information about eye care.

H. H. Scarborough Paris

Idaho Game Department backs rearing ponds plan near Bear Lake

The Idaho Fish and Game Department states it is ready to investigate and build rearing ponds near Bear Lake in cooperation with Utah officials. State Warden R W Thomas said two months ago Idaho would start the project and have ponds in operation next year but Utah has not responded.

Idaho State Game Department Garden City Utah R. &£. Thomas Fish and Game Clubs Paris Montpelier Rich County Bear Lake State Fish and Game Commission of Jesse Dunn Thomas State of Idaho Fish and Game Department

Manganese Ore Imports Reach Record First Half Total

Imports of manganese ore into the United States for the first six months of the current year set a record, excluding the same period in 1928, with 370 903 long tons imported in total.

United States Minerals Division Department of Commerce

Shepherd Rich nuptials announced in Salt Lake Tribune

The marriage of Miss June Rich and Eugene Shepherd was listed among notices in the Salt Lake Tribune. Miss Rich, daughter of Mrs. Nina Rich of Montpelier, has Paris and St Charles ties. Mr Shepherd, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Shepherd, studied after Fielding High and is now in college.

June Rich Eugene Shepherd Salt Lake Tribune Logan Temple Rich Nina Rich Montpelier Paris St Charles Shepherd H. R. Shepherd Fielding High

Quayle Welker Marriage Celebrated in Salt Lake Temple

Elizabeth Quayle announces the marriage of her daughter Genevieve to Russell R. Welker of Montpelier. The ceremony occurred in the Salt Lake Temple on September 17 with Hebert Grant presiding. The couple planned to travel to Palo Alto. Welker will pursue a psychology master's at Stanford University. A shower honored Mrs. Warren Passey, nee Margaret Caldwell, at Lanark on September 9 with friends attending.

Elizabeth Quayle Genevieve Russell R. Welker Montpelier Salt Lake Temple Hebert Grant Kensington Apartments Palo Alto California Welker Graduate School of Psychology Stanford University F. W. Passey Lanark Warren Passey Margaret Caldwell Gaines Passey William Caldwell Bennington

CITY WILL PLACE STOP SIGNS SOON

City council's road and bridge committee ordered proper stop and warning signs at Intersection Streets corners. The meeting also addressed weed nuisance along Weed main and other streets, instructing removal of overgrowth near Strebelt place to improve appearance.

Ten Good Reasons for Newspaper Advertising

A bulletin from the American Newspaper Publishers Association Bureau of Advertising lists ten advantages of newspaper ads. It expands seven prior points including broad reach, directing buyers, prompting quick action, measurable results, cost efficiency, goodwill, targeted profitable markets, rapid copy spotting, wide distribution sit es, and regional suitability for South Dakota rural markets.

Bureau of Advertising American Newspaper Publisher's Association South Dakota

Cream Station Sees Boost in Daily Business

Armour Cream station at Findlay Auto Co reports a busy day with high turnover. Manager Mr Findlay notes farmers shorten trips to utilize quick service after a prior record of 170 gallons sold earlier, keeping staff busy with processing and checks.

Armour Findlay Auto Co Findlay

Cattle Rustler Apprehended in Bear Lake County

A Bear Lake county youth pleaded guilty to stealing fifteen head of beef cattle from Ham's Fork to Cokeville Wyoming. Sheriff Ezra Hulme arrested him and he is held in county jail. The cattle were sold to Danford and Larson and shipped toward Ogden. The brand B with a bar was used and later turned over with the brand certificate. Extradition papers waived. he will be sent to Wyoming for trial.

Bear Lake County Ezra Hulme Ham's Fork Cokeville Wyo Carola Wyoming Danford & Larson Ogden Idaho Hulme

The Eternal Knocker

A Kemmerer man questions if business is rotten and each respondent says it is fine. After a morning chasing a cry, he ends the day at home washing home brew bottles in the cellar.

Kemmerer

Wool market holds steady amid cautious dealers

Dealers and buyers show little speculative mood as wool purchases pause. Prices remain steady to firm with activity highest in short fine wool. Montana wools fetch 75 to 77 cents and Texas wools 68 to 70 cents as traders anticipate heavy movement in the next two to three months, possibly matching 1929.

Montana Texas

Farmers Move Carefully With Hauling Machinery

Farmers who haul farm machinery in auto trucks should watch for projecting poles or pieces that may strike another car while passing. It is observed that the only thing a man may run into while standing still is debt.

Schools Show Strong Enrollment For 1930 31 Season

Fielding High and Emerson schools begin the 1930 1931 term with favorable prospects. Enrollment is expected to rise at Fielding High, aided by last year’s promotion lists yet to sign up. New staff include Miss Helen Anderson, Miss Deane Bennino, and Rhoda Evans. Emerson enrollments match last year under Principal E W Stucki.

Fielding High Emerson Law Helen Anderson Miss Anderson Monticello High School Deane Bennino Uintah High School Vernal Utah Rhoda Evans Idaho University of Idaho Miss Evans Irwin Jensen Emerson School E W. Stucki

Mowing Machine Severes Boy's Finger in Hay Field

Billie Floyd aged 18 son of Mr and Mrs F E Floyd of St Charles lost a finger on his left hand while mowing hay. He paused to clear debris when a frightened horse started the knife. He was transported to Paris for medical care.

Billie Floyd F E Floyd St Charles Paris

40000 Fingerlings Planted In Local Streams

A truck from the Ashton State Fish Hatchery delivered 40000 rainbow fingerlings to Paris Bloomington St Charles and George town creeks. Abe Whitehead state employee and Deputy Game Warden Jesse Dunn supervised the planting noting improved conditions with modern oxygen and ice cooled tanks versus cans.

Ashton State State Game Department Whitehead Jesse Dunn

Bear Lake Highway Project Bids Set for September 30

J. D. Wood, Commissioner of Public Works, authorizes notice to contractors for 11 miles of Bear Lake Highway from Paris through St. Charles. Bids will be opened in Boise on September 30. Work will start soon after letting and finish as soon as possible.

J. D. Wood Public Works Bear Lake Highway Paris St. Charles Boise

Idaho Seeks Bear Lake Highway Work 1930

Sealed proposals due September 30 1930 for Bear Lake Highway roadbed drainage and crushed rock surfacing from Paris through St. Charles Federal Aid Project 91 B C Ext D in Bear Lake County. Plans and specs available Boise Pocatello Salt Lake City with 2 dollar plan fee.

Commissioner of Public Works State of Idaho Boise Bear Lake Highway Paris St. Charles Bear Lake County Bureau of Highways Wilson Pocatello Associated General Contractors Salt Lake City Utah Department of Public Works State of Idaho

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