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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
12
Numerous brief notes record residents traveling to Driggs Ogden Farmington Brigham City and Logan for teaching visiting relatives or business. Also mentioned are births injuries market arrivals and new clothing lines with several names and addresses.
Mr. F. B. Beck left for Salt Lake Monday via Logan and will spend several days in the city on business.
Mr John Jaussi manager of the Mutual Creamery local plant returned home Saturday from a week long vacation to Malad Brigham City and other Utah points.
Mrs. L. Smith of Salmon visits sister Mrs. Miner Wilcox for several days marking their first reunion in twenty years.
Missess Lois Rich and Libbie Cook leave Paris for Provo to attend Brigham Young University. Dr W B West and son Woodson of St Anthony visit the Pendrey home. David Hymas and son relocate to Montpelier to resume his barber business. An accident injures Crandell Dunn’s son. Shop ads from Hy B Whitman promote crockery and shoes. News of Jos Oakey’s typhoid illness in Ogden and Newell Hymas’s leg fracture from a switch engine accident near Ogden.
In a humorous exchange a constable explains the red light is to stop people from tripping over a pile of stones. When asked why the stones exist he replies they hold up the light.
John A Hancock a noted pioneer of Utah and Idaho died Friday at his son Walter Hancock's home. Born July 24 1843 in Hancock County Illinois he moved to Utah in 1851 and settled Bear Lake Valley in 1864 marrying Antionee Anderson January 14 1865 the first couple united there. He later lived in Montpelier and Montpelier Cemetery burial followed a Sunday service. Surviving are three sons and a daughter.
Bennett of the Idaho extension division will speak at the Novelty Theatre in Paris Tuesday September 26. An illustrated talk for school children in the afternoon and adults in the evening covers planning planting selection and care of home gardens including vegetables and flowers. The event is organized by Dear Lake and Montpelier stake leaders and county home demonstrator Miss Myrtle Davidson.
Fragmentary OCR sketch shows a roadside exchange where a poor blind man asks for a dime and a passerby counters with a curt reply about being on the level. The line hints at social interaction or a vignette rather than a full event.
An odd dialogue unfolds as an angry customer demands new apples and a waiter answers with apologetic humor. A widow and her fiancé exchange wry remarks about marriage, suggesting a lighthearted sketch of social mores and wit at a dining table.
Senator Frank R. Gooding said he will return to Gooding Idaho after Congress adjourns and then tour the state to advocate for Republican tickets. He will explain his farm product protection efforts and summarize the session’s achievements.
A carload of plaster and Portland cement has just been received and I am in position to fill any and all orders. Also a lyric fragment notes a slip of the tongue causing a fatal lung injury at a grave site.
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