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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
4
Short local items report job offers and ads in Paris Idaho. Mentions a heating store position, sale of Mrs HL Woolley residence, loans on farms, timing of St Charles meeting house, local gossip on two prisoners, visiting Salt Lake and Yellowstone, camera goods, travel health recoveries, and a busy town scene with schools, creameries, dredger, and post office box updates. Includes October conference rates and rising local commerce.
Via Oregon Short Line notices train ticket eligibility from October 1st to October 15th with inclusive dates and a call to see particulars for details.
Stake appointments announced for Cokeville and Paris as the Young Men's and Young Ladies’ convention convenes. Invitation extended to local leaders and members to participate and report outcomes.
Laketown notes describe visits and departures of residents and guests. Mr. and Mrs. B F Tregen travel from Salt Lake, Bertha E Lamborn marries in Logan, and local clergy attend stake conference with Elder George F Richards and others. Local students begin the Fielding academy term, and John Alley heads to Philadelphia for medical study as Cheney sisters conduct classes.
Leslie Clement arrived from Logan and opened a motion picture show in the building south of the Paris Bank. He will screen the latest pictures and provide vocal and instrumental music for patrons, tapping into the growing vogue for moving pictures and likely strong business ahead.
A reader asks if residents practice polygamy and a self described world citizen replies that he lives in Cache Valley TM, highlighting a discourse on social norms and regional practices.
Readable text notes a points limit from October first to fifth in Oregon with additional unclear instruction about October fifteenth. The fragment mentions a deadline and a geographic reference but lacks full context or specifics.
Bids will be received by the County Clerk through Oct 11 for supplying about forty tons of coal to be delivered in ten ton lots to the court house in Paris Idaho. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. W R Moraes, Clerk.
Wyoming and Oregon points billed October 1st to October 15th inclusive. Agents advise rates and further details. Potential travel note references Idaho site specifics.
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