Paris Visitors and Community Notes from the Region
Montpelier residents Al Thiel and W B Trowbridge visited Paris on Saturday. Mrs A B Hoge and daughter Rhoda left for Soda Springs to visit Mrs Herbert Horsley. James Jacobsen of Bloomington stopped in Paris with a load of crem. Miss Gertrude Innes returned from Utah and resumes work as a telephone girl. Miss Minne Robbins visited County Tax Collector Lucile Hall before returning home. Wealthy local figures including James Dunn and W Smith Huge visited Montpelier for the Paris Commercial Club event.
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Hoge
Rhoda
Soda Springs
Herbert Horsley
James Jacobsen
Bloomington
Paris
Gertrude Innes
Salt Lake
Brigham City
Utah
Minne Robbins
Montpelier
Lucile Hall
Standley Rich
James Dunn
W. Smith Huge
Paris Commercial Club
Utah Construction Reworks Dirt on Smedley Hill Y Yard
Utah Construction brings steam plow back to Smedley hill near the Y to grade two extra rail tracks in the Montpelier yards. The project aims to ready the area for expanded yard operations and improved freight handling.
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Utah Construction Company
Smedley Hill
Montpelier
Dunford Family Welcomes Baby Boy This Week
Mr and Mrs Teller Dunford welcomed a fine baby boy last Saturday morning. Mother and child are doing nicely and the father smiles broadly. The new son will inspire plans including adding a chair in the barber shop. The city post office interior and exterior have been remodeled and repainted in recent weeks, improving town facilities.
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Teller Dunford
City Post Office
Forest work crews clear timber sale near Bear Creek
Forest Ranger Averill traveled to Beav er Creek along Logan road Tuesday to supervise the Michaelson timber sale. Over 100000 feet of mixed timber is being cut by N C Michaelson of St Charles. Cari bou basin cattle permittees began rounding up cattle and will return to Bear Lake valley. the roundup will take two to three weeks.
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Averill
Beaver Creek
Old Logan Road
Michaelson
N. C. Michaelson
St Charles
Caribou
Bear Lake Valley
Final decree on Bear Lake county water rights filed
The Final decree of Utah Light & Power Company and Last Chance Canal Co Ltd and others has been filed in Bear Lake county records. It appropriates canals creeks and waters under the companies rights in Bear Lake county.
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Utah Light & Power Company
Last Chance Canal Co. Ltd
County Recorders Office
Bear Leake County
Dunn Brother of County Assessor Visits Paris
Mr Jesse Dunn brother of County Assessor James Dunn was in Paris Monday. Dunn was newly appointed state deputy game warden of Gear Lake County. Deputy Game Warden Hays of Pocatello accompanied him and briefed him on the work.
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Jesse Dunn
James Dunn
Paris
Dunn
Gear
Lke
Hays
Pocatello
Miss Violate Broomhead Leaves Bear River Firm
Miss Violate Broomhead once employed at the court house by I McClare of the Bear River Land and Abstract Company has resigned her position and gone to Pocatedlo for the winter to do abstract work elsewhere.
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Miss Violate Broomhead
Court House
I [. McClare
Bear River Land & Abstract Company
Pocatedlo
Farewell Party Slated for Naomi Rich in Paris Pavilion
A farewell gathering will be held in the Paris Pavilion next Wednesday evening for Miss Naomi Rich who leaves October 11 for a mission in California. The program will feature musical and dancing entertainment to close the evening.
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Paris
Naomi Rich
California
Farewell Party for David Low Draws Community Welcome
A farewell party at the Paris Pavilion Wednesday evening honored David Low before his mission to Great Britain. Despite disagreeable weather the program and dance were well received by the community.
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Paris Pavilion
David Low
Great Britain
Scout leader Oscar Kirkham tours Europe in service
Oscar Kirkham returned from London where he was appointed by the United States to represent the Boy Scouts of America. He spoke to a large audience at the stake tabernacle Sunday evening, recounting experiences in London Belgium and other European countries.
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Oscar Kirkham
London
United States
Boy Scouts of America
Stake Tabernacle
Belgium
Europe
Article 10 debate and frontier risks in 1920 election.
The piece argues that the Covenant of the League of Nations compels American troops and money for Europe, rejects Article 10 as a path to war, and frames a Great Referendum between Cox and Harding. It cites Wilson's assurances, Borah's critique, and potential battles across Europe and Asia if the United States joins the League.
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Mr. Wilson
Columbus
Brandegee
White House
League of Nations
Wilson
United States
France
Germany
America
League
Europe
Poland
Russia
Senate
Bug
Vistula
Armenia
Mesopotamia
Italy
Jugo- Slavia
Czecho- Slovakia
Cairo
Egypt
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Mahomet
Turkestan
India
Shantung
China
Japan
Borah
Cox
Harding
House of Representatives
Finishing Upstairs Rooms Boosts Housing Supply
The note urges finishing unfinished upstairs rooms to create income and ease city housing shortages. It mentions special railroad conference rates in Salt Lake City from October 6 to 10, limited to attendees, with one third certification plans from all points. Rates apply to adults only, not children.
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Salt Lake City
Fence Removal Fronts Stake Tabernacle Grounds
Part of the old fence has been removed in front of the stake tabernacle to replace it with a new front fence. Grounds beautification includes trimming trees along Main Street. Mr George Humphreys returns from a five month visit with his son Joseph in Thayne Wyoming, at 78 still in prime health and able to travel fifty miles over rough roads.
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Stake Tabernacle
Main Street
George Humphreys
Joseph
Thayne
Wyoming
Lanark Ward Holds Annual Sunday Convention
Lanark locals report the ward annual Sunday convention on the 19th with Mrs Hifie Richards of the Stake board presiding. Frank Linford and family visited from St Charles as did Mrs Allen and Ruth Allen from Logan. The Brown party traveled to Preston Utah to visit relatives and Edna and Miss Ruth Allen plan to spend time in Preston. School opens September 27 with Lorton Thornock and Nelie Porter as teachers. Visitors include Mrs Charles Porter of Montpelier and Mrs Jennie Beck of Ovid. Lanark youth attending Fielding Academy include Laveda Roberts Violet Roberts Newell Passey Hdna Bunn John Parker Bernice Parker and Almeda Findlay.
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Lanark
Hifie Richards
Stake Board
Frank Linford
St. Charles
David Brown
Thela
Allen
Ruth Allen
Preston
Logan
Utah
Ruth
Brown
Miss Edna
Utah-Idaho Hospital
Lorton Thornock
Bloomington
Nelie Porter
Charles Porter
Montpelier
Jennie Beck
Ovid
Beck
Ethel Beck
Fielding Academy
Laveda
Viola Roberts
Newell Passey
Hdna Bunn
John and
Bernice Parker
Almeda Findlay
Family to Move to Paris and Local Fair Ribbon Winners
Mr BH Findlay and family plan a Paris move soon. Master Lavere attends school in Paris. Local club boys and girls who exhibited at the St. Charles fair return pleased, each wearing a blue or red ribbon and a proud look, signaling worthwhile achievement. Most telephone users of this town were mentioned.
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BH Findlay
Paris
Master Lavere
St. Charles Fair
Ome
Father Upstairs Demands Visitor Go Home
A terse dramatic line shows a father upstairs telling a young man it is time to leave. The phrase highlights an abrupt family moment captured in the notebook style of the era. The exchange implies a tense household scene without further context.
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al Thiel
W. B. Trowbridge
H. E Kinney of
Pocatelo
The
O S. L. Ry
Depot
Western Phosphate
Western Phosphate Co
James Derricott
J. T. Derricott
Mary Ann Oakey
Ogden
Wm Price
Ll M Moore
River Bros. Drug Co
Salt Laake
Clifford Bresee
EF M Bresee
Sacramento
Cali
Bear Lake State Bank
Idaho
State OF Idaho
Bear Lake
Russell Shepherd
Wm L. Rich
Alma Findlay
W Smith Hoge
the Style Shop
H. L. Wellman
Coats
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Columbia
Frank Beck
Pitt Panther
Shepherd Hardware & Implement
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