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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
4
A Bloomington visitor and several residents travel to Utah for visits. Advertisements promote fall fashions and household goods while city listings note filings for justice of the peace and local business notices.
Mrs Myrtle Davis the state superintendent of public instruction attacked Boise city plans to require birth certificates for first grade pupils. She said many parents cannot obtain certificates after age six and that if adopted statewide about 14 000 children yearly would be affected.
Edmun Lowe and Victor McLaglen play stage created roles in Guilty a Hell a murder farce opening at Rich Theatre Montpelier Sunday Monday Tuesday. Richard Arlen and Adrienne Ames star as leads in a comedy that parodies murder thrillers with misfit detectives solving a crime watched by audiences.
Funeral services for Beatrice Young Harris, 42, wife of Judge Melvin Harris, were held at the Logan tabernacle. Speakers included lifelong friends and church leaders, with graveside rites at Logan cemetery. Survived by husband and a son, her death followed a prolonged illness.
Presidential candidates aim for the agricultural vote as farm radio listenership surges. New all battery sets free farmers from power issues, offering a year of service and easy replacement, boosting rural outreach for both parties.
Laketown notes Geo H Robinson drove to the state capitol to hear Franklin D Roosevelt at a Democratic convention rally. A local radio incident caused a broken arm, treated by Dr Reay of Randolph. Great Grandma Melinda fell at Circle aisle residence, bruises healing. Mr and Mrs Brigham Irwin travelled to Logan for a visit.
A reflection on a man whose constant smile uplifted his work, attracted neighbors, and brightened his business. The piece links happiness to productivity and community spirit, noting how kindness spurs improved morale and renewed vigor among coworkers.
Rental note lists a house and rooms a block from the high school asking to inquire of Earl Shephert at Perto. The ad provides minimal contact details.
Bear Lake stake scout commissioner Earl Shepherd relays plans for a September 30 to October 2 training camp at Camp Tenday. D C Watkins of Pocatello expects notable officials present. program includes hikes nature studies camping and leadership instruction with meals provided. Contenders Laketown and St Charles troops aim for first class and merit badges. a $10 gold Eagle Rank prize awaits the top scout.
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