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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1931

Page

7

Funeral Rites Held for Pugmire Infant and Other Local Notices

Funeral services were held Saturday for the six month old infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray Pugmire in St Charles with Nephi Michaelson presiding and El ders J W Linford Arlin Pugmire and E M Pugmire as speakers. The casket was covered with flowers and pallbearers were four boys. The obituary notes surviving parents two brothers and five sisters. A memorial service for another child of Mr and Mrs Atuma Rich followed on Thursday at one o clock. Other attendees included Lionel Pugmire and E Brown from Salt Lake. The report also mentions attendees at a recent funeral for Charles Virgin in Salem and visits from Nephi Jensen of Topham Utah. News of births and travels accompanies a note on a sugar beet seed shipment to Twin Falls and local factory acreage. The item ends with word of Mrs James Linford of Logan, formerly Edna Hulme of Bloomington, and former St Charles residents.

Ward Don Ray Pugmire Nephi Michaelson Ola Transtrum Matthew Pugmire J. W. Linford Arlin Pugmire E. M. Pugmire E. Brown Salt Lake Ray Puginire Atuma Rich Lionel Pugmire Pugmire Charles Virgin Salem Walter Windley Charles Windley Alta Thomas Samuel Wilkes Nephi Bunderson Lester Bunderson Ruel Monson G. O. Arnell Heber Keetch Charles Keetch Wardboro Nephi Jensen Toplift Utah Josephine Blade Hiize-Harrup Bertha Laker Liberty Boon Bunderson Brigham City William Pugmire James Linford Logan Linford Edna Hulme Bloomington St. Charles

Forum Letter Policy Encourages Signatures and Clarity

Forum communication rules require real name and address for good faith. Writers may withhold identity on request with initials or nom de plume, but signed letters preferred. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Regions and partisan debate prohibited as are personal assertions. Views are the contributors own.

Residents push on over high school costs and salaries

J R Pugmire urges openness in Fielding High School funding. He cites reports that building costs may exceed the bond by five to twenty five thousand dollars and questions future teacher salaries and total running expenses. He argues a lower wage, higher quality faculty could deliver value and reduce taxes.

The Fielding High School Utah Idaho

New Weights Measurement Law Seeks Small Fees In Idaho

Boise readers learn the Idaho State Department of Agriculture will charge small fees for testing scales gas tanks and service stations. The plan aims to cover two thirds of inspection costs after a third of equipment was found incorrect, ensuring broader state coverage and improved accuracy.

Boise Bureau of Weights and Measures Idaho State Department of Agriculture

Williams son graduates from California Embalming College

Frank DeVerge Williams son of Mr and Mrs Frank M Williams of Montpelier returned Sunday night from Los Angeles where he completed studies at the California College of Embalming He graduates as a lead ing mortuary professional and the F M Williams Mortuary gains two graduate embalmers in the family

Frank DeVerge Willams Frank M. Williams Montpelier Los Angeles California California College of Embalming Verge U. S National Conference of Embalming Boards F. M. Williams Mortuary

Idaho Farmers Plan Big Acreage Increase Across Staples

Idaho farmers announce plans to expand corn acreage by 40 percent and lift barley by 10 percent potatoes by 12 percent beans by 8 percent and tame flax or similar crops. The move signals optimism for the planting season and potential shifts in regional crop output.

Idaho

Farmers plan 1931 crops based on March 1 reports

Reports from 1,104 farmers show plans to raise spring wheat 3 percent, reduce spring wheat acreage 24 percent, cut onions 20 percent, and keep oats acreage roughly the same as last year. The figures reflect intentions, not a 1931 acreage forecast.

Eastern Idaho Sheepmen Stand For Reductions

Eastern Idaho Grazing Association districts in Bannock county Soda Springs and Idaho Falls approve wage scales set by the state convention Herders and camp tenders to be paid 60 dollars while lambing shed help receive 40 to 50 dollars per month Some growers already contracted nine cents for shearing plus board and others arrange for furnished items except corrals and wranglers The move aims to cut overhead costs and boost savings for sheepmen across the state via united action

Eastern Idaho Grazing Association Avery Sheepman Idaho Wool Growers Bullletin

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Lincoln Barrett Corp Germany Twin Fall Lion Or Lamb Woccus J. R. Pugmire Paris, Idaho Blackfoot Leonard D. Cox Shelley F. -M. Wileliaris E. H. Humphreys M. M. Shepherd Offices Shepherd Buikling Spencer H. Rich C. O. Moore Office Browning Building Paria Tosho Pendrey Paris Shepherd Clothing Store
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