Idaho Memorial Campaign aims to raise funds for state war memorial
The Idaho Memorial association urges county chairmen selection as the drive starts with a goal of 250000 to build a university campus memorial gymnasium for Spanish American and World War dead. Led by J. Shepherd, the effort has won national endorsement and seeks subscriber support amid credit concerns.
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Boise
Paris
Theseitizens
Idaho
University of Idaho
Shepherd
United States
James H. Brady
Idaho Memorial Association
American Legion of Idaho
National Organizations of the American Legion
Ada
Boundary
Camas
Canyon
Custer
Jerome
Latah
Lemhi
Shoshone Counties
Hoge and Utah Revenue Officers Exchange 1924 Tax Instructions
In Paris this week Mr Hoge, deputy income tax investigator, returns from a four day Salt Lake school where Idan Ho and Utah Revenue officers received the 1924 income tax instructions.
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Fae
Paris
Hoge
Salt Lake
Idanho
Utah Revenue
Davis Bryan Club Formed by Local Democrats
At Montpelier City Hall last Friday the Davis Bryan Club was organized by the Democratic County Central Committee executives with J. S. Peterson as President and Dan Ce. Rich as Secretary. The club aims to stimulate party interest and launch a membership drive urging Bear Lake County Democrats to join for a victorious year.
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Democratic County Central Committee
F. L. Cruickshank
Annual Bazaar Tuesday at Second Ward Relief Society
The Second Ward Relief Society will hold its annual Bazaar in the ward chapel next Tuesday September 30. A large display of needlework items will be on sale and refreshments including ice cream cake will be served to the public.
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Second Ward Relief Society
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Sleight
Mr and Mrs Ross Sleight rejoice over the arrival of a fine baby boy. Both mother and child are reported to be doing nicely.
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Atovid
Ross
Mary Wer Spawn and Hoare Gibson Jr wed after license
Miss Mary Wer Spawn and Hoare Gibson Jr secured a marriage license at the county clerk office Saturday and were married the same day by Clerk J. S. Peterson.
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Balit
Oakers
Spawn
Hoare ‘Gibson, Jr
Path of
Salt Lake
J. 8S. Peterson
Health clinics promote infant well birth education drive
A health date event conducted by Bradden physicians and nurse Miss Robison examined 165 children at Paris and Montpelier clinics. Mothers received guidance on improving child well being as four county doctors staffed the effort, with 95 cases from Paris and 70 from Montpelier. Opposition arose from a Montpelier physician but was later ignored as the program continued.
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Tor
Brad
A. Robison
Montpelier
Almond
Almonds
Paris
Funeral Held in Bancroft for New Zealand Missionary
A funeral was held in Bancroft for Carl Jacobson a 24 year old New Zealand missionary who died after a skull fracture from a fall. He had received medical care for several days before his death and services are planned in Bloomington with burial in a local cemetery.
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Bancroft
New Zealand
Banzcroft
Carl Jacobson
Bloomington
Ernoon
Fragmented obituary note on a Bloomington resident
Fragmentary text notes a funeral at Ward Chapel in Kingston on Sunday afternoon. It mentions a 12 year old child of Win Painter who died Friday after a paralytic stroke, with details about a husband and six surviving children, and a note about origins from South Hampton England.
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Ward
Qmington
Mrz
Oak
Urala ke Sportsmen Discuss Game Laws
Uralake sportsmen debate county game laws with proposals to require proper authority for incorporation into statutes. Suggestions include stream protection, seasonal rules, and adjustments to fishing gear and license fees.
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Uralake
Candidates Visit Paris in Quiet State Ticket Tour
Campbell of Pocatello Democratic candidate for Secretary of State and Cruickshank of Montpelier on the same ticket for State Treasurer visited Coventry Seat Thursday afternoon.
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Paris
Campbell
Pocatello
F. L
Cruickshank
Montpelier
Coventy Seat
Drownings Reported In Soda Springs Family Loss
Sept 23 in Soda Springs state a one hundred forty three month old infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Hendrickson died in an accidental drowning in a tub of water on the back porch despite efforts to revive.
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Tue Soda Springs
Marjory
Peter Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Excursion fares for conference to Salt Lake City
The text outlines round trip excursion rates for a General Conference in Salt Lake City from October 2 to 6. It notes one and a half times the regular fare, sale at origin points, possible sale starting September 23, and warns not to buy a one way ticket to Salt Lake City unless planning full fare for the return.
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Salt Lake
City
Priesthood Meeting Set for September 27
Stake leadership urges all with stake responsibilities to attend the Saturday meeting at flat 73 innesting. Bishop Robinson of Laketown and Bishop Hart of Bloomington will discuss Responsibility in meeting obligations and Distribution of Tithing as new auxiliary departments are added for the WF inter’s work.
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Innesting
Bishop Robinson
Laketown
iBishop Hart of
Bloomington
Stake
Republican Mass Meet Called in Bear Lake County
Pursuant to a Resolution by the Republican County Convention on August 19, a Mass Meeting of all Republicans in Bear Lake County is set for Tuesday evening September 30th 1924 at 8 oclock p m at the City Hall Montpelier Idaho. The meeting aims to stimulate interest in the coming campaign and invites Republican men and women and first time voters.
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Republican County Convention
Bear ‘Lake County
Montpelier
Idaho
Sheep Sales At Omaha Marketplace Highlighted By Prices
Jesse Cottle of Fish Haven returns from a ten day trip to Omaha Nebraska with several valley sheep owners who sold stock there. C. L. Kimball Garden City Utah led the market with lambs at 13.34, average price 12.75, on a train of 3 cars. Bart Kearl Laketown Utah 1 car Hyrum Nebeker Laketown Utah 7 cars. Lawrence Johnson Diamondville Wyoming 1 car. Market described as exceptionally good.
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Omaha
Jesse Cottle
Fish Haven
Nebraska
C. L. Kimball
Garden City
Utah
Bart Kearl
Laketown
Hyrum Nebeker
Lawrence Johnson
Diamondville
Wyo
Cottle
Kimball
Miss Amy Collings Weds Weldon Nye in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Amy Collings daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Collings and Weldon Nye of this city were married Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. They plan a short honeymoon in Utah before returning to Paris to establish their home with the best wishes of friends.
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Nye.collings
Amy Collings
M. M. Collings
Weldon Nye
Salt Lake Temple
Utah
Paris
Road Completed to Ovid City Limits
Four miles of grading and road surfacing from Paris City limits toward Ovid are finished. The Ovid store corner section is completed and open. Additional work near Enfields dairy and bridges toward Montpelier City limits remains to be done.
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OVID
Paris
Sto Fks
Nnfor Thessarodd Ign
Democrats Recognize Idaho County Officers Named
Bear Lake County Democrats announce officers for the Idaho State Central Committee with S. H. Rich of Montpelier named Vice Chairman and J B Peterson of Paris appointed to the executive committee.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho State Central Committee
S. H. ,Rich
Montpelier
J. 8. Peterson
Paris
Largest peach weighs one pound in Twin Falls tale
A Stark's Darly Elberta peach weighing one pound was brought to the Twin Falls News office from the R. J. Evans ranch south of Twin Falls. The fruit measured 11 inches one way and 12 inches the other, reportedly among the largest seen in the area.
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Twin Falls
R. J. Evans
Stark
Republicans On The Stump In Idaho Campaign Tour
Idaho Republicans launch a campaign itinerary with Congressman Addison T. Smith opening a speaking tour starting in Arco on September 29. Gov. Moore heads a two day Boise county swing to Idaho City Placerville Pioneerville Quartzburg Centerville and Horseshoe with a Halley rally to follow. Lt. Gov. Baldridge plans a Driggs appearance October 6 joined by Baldridge and Smith in the campaign effort.
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Boise
Idaho
C.K. Macey
State Central Committee
Addison ‘T._Smith
Arco
Moore
Boise County
Idaho ” City
Placerville
Pioneerville
Quartzburg
Centerville
Enterville
Horseshoe
Halley
H. C. Baldridge
Driggs
Smith
Macey
Baldridge
Subscriptions Update from Paris Post Reader
A letter from Paul Kaufman of Salt Lake City accompanied a $4 money order for a two year subscription to the Paris Post. He expresses appreciation for the paper and encloses payment for old and new subscriptions.
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Post
Paul ‘Kaufman
Salt Lake
The
Kaufman
Paris Post
From the Outside: Hodges Tackles Garden City Business
N J Hodges of Garden City Utah works a Saturday tending to business matters in town. The piece contrasts his approach with that of others who seem to have easier ventures and questions why outsiders’ businesses look simpler.
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N. J_-Hodges
Garden City
Utah
Fielding High begins year with record enrollment
Fielding High opens with a 25 percent rise in enrollment over last year. Students from across the county fill all departments, raising class sizes and boosting prospects for graduation. Coaches and faculty anticipate a strong season in basketball and robust activity in debating, drama, and music as classes organize next week.
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Fielding High School
Fielding
Wilford Price
Crawford
Moscow
Shepherd
Prige
Peady
Lves
Milford
Carey
Re ‘Rogers
Clayton
Andrew
Fanklin
Tueller
Beck
Iter
Peries
Debating Council
Intire
Stanley Brewer
Jesse McClellan
Emily Vallentine
Eirza Keetch
Lasca Allred
Perriwig
Benson Peterson
Merrill Cook
Mignon
Michaelson
Myrtle
Tranistrum
Rolla
Rich
Melding High
Old Coop Store Closes in Bloomington After 40 Years
The old Coop store at Bloomington owned by M. J. Floyd is closing. Stock nearly sold. The store, one of the valley’s oldest institutions, was built almost 40 years ago and long known as the Coop. Wm Hulmet was among its first clerks. Mrs. Floyd, who has run the business for 18 months, plans to move with her family to Salt Lake to join her husband.
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OLD Coop
Salt Lake
Snow in Wyoming blankets Rock Springs in early season
Four inches of wet snow fell in Rock Springs Wyoming during the early morning hours marking the first snow of the year. Ground was covered as residents awoke to the wintry scene.
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Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyo
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