Sugar Beet Industry Stabilizes Agriculture Across Regions
A study of the sugar beet industry notes its indirect benefits to communities. It argues beets improve agricultural methods, soil, and crop rotation yields while stabilizing land prices through predictable markets. Germany’s export bounties illustrate historic industry support and overall regional stability.
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United States
Germany
Austria- Hungary
Russia
France
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Tropics
Census Taking Has Final Start in Bear Lake County
Census work began in Bear Lake County with enumerators detailing districts and addresses for towns and territories. Supervisor George M. Jørgensen lists workers and their coverage areas including Fish Haven St Charles Paris Liberty Nouman Georgetown and Bennington along with East Montpelier West Montpelier Dingle Wardboro Pegram Geneva and Geneva areas.
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Bear Lake County
Sam
George M. Jérgensén
Idaho
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Ross Floyd
Bloomington
Thos. Ward
Paris
Catherine W. Innes
Liberty, Lanark
Ovid
T. L. Austin
Nounan
Sharon
Hight Mile
Kyminan Hymas
Georgetown
Bennington
Clarence L. Wright
East Montpelier
G. C Gray
West Montpelier
O. C. Anderson
Dingle
Wardboro
E. J Hoge
Pegram
Raymond
Geneva
Aron Boehme
State to Open Bids for 100000 Barrels of Road Oil
The state bureau of highways will open bids this afternoon for 100000 barrels of road oil to be used on highways in the coming summer. The oiling season will start as soon as uninterrupted warm weather is assured.
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State Bureau of Highways
National Army Day Observance Urged by Governor
The governor urges observance of National Army Day on April 8 to honor the Armed Forces, study the branch’s purpose, display the flag on public buildings and private spaces, and renew allegiance to the nation.
Grimmett Wins Montpelier Contract to Build New Store
O. H. Grimmett, local contractor, received a Montpelier contract from Frank Jones & Sons Market to construct a modern Trent addition to their store. Work has begun and will make the store one of the county’s most attractive. Pres. and Mrs. Roy A. Welker left for Salt Lake City to attend the L D B Centennial.
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O. H Grimmett
Frank Jones& Sons Market
Montpelier
Trent
Roy A. Welker
Salt Lake
L. D
Sugar beets promise steadier farming in Oneida County
The Oneida County Enterprise notes that farming under variable markets strains farmers who sell at a loss. It argues that sugar beet raising offers steadier profits, demands careful cultivation from plowing to delivery, and improves overall agriculture by reducing weed growth and boosting yields.
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Oneida County Enterprise
David P. Rich Answers Call in Ogden and Boise
David Patten Rich 78, son of the late Charles C Rich and Sarah Dee Rich, died last Thursday at 1 a m in Ogden Utah from heart trouble. A longtime Boise resident, he held numerous state government posts and was the oldest living son of General Rich. He is survived by his widow Carrie Rich and many siblings. Funeral was Sunday in Ogden at Lindquist parlors. burial in Paris. Rich served Idaho as a peace officer for 30 years including Fremont county deputy sheriff and Boise police detective. he later worked on the state prison staff and was chief deputy state game warden until 1925 when poor health led to retirement on a Boise-area farm.
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David Patten Rich
Charles C Rich
Sarah Dee Rich
Edward I Rich
Ogden
Utah
Mr Rich
Boise
Carrie Rich
General Rich
Lindquist
Rich
Paris
Fremont County
Bear Lake hosts new egg noodle venture by Y M I A officers
U S M I A officers at Bear Lake produce egg noodles inspired by Mrs. Clara Stucki receipt. Noodles offer concentrated food value and serve as substitutes for staple grains. Proceeds fund a large fireplace at Mutual Glenn. Noodles sold 8 ounce sacks for twenty cents or one pound for thirty five cents. orders via Mrs. Lizzie M Nye or any Y M I A officer.
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Bear Lake
Clara Stucki
Sara Sumsion
University of Idaho
Mutual Glenn
Queen's Taste
Pocatello Won't Host Lions District Convention
Pocatello will not host the Lions district convention on May 9 and 10. The international convention in Denver on July 16 to 18 makes attendance unlikely for several Utah club members.
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Pocatello
LIONS
Lions Club
Denver
Utah
Ira Dern to Meet Adoree in Montpelier Card
Ira Dern of Salt Lake City will face Andre Adoree in a finish wrestling bout as the main event of a Raymond Budge card in Montpelier on Saturday night April 5 at 830. Dern is the tigerweight world champion with a strong southeastern Idaho following. Adoree also has admirers here and expects a win, while promoter Budge notes Adoree will skip his famous aeroplane ride. Also on the bill Hy Sharmaan and Oscar Dodson clash in a best two of three falls match within one hour.
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Ira Dern
Salt Lake City
Andre Adoree
Raymond Budge
Montpelier
Dern
Idaho
Adoree
Budge
Hy Sharmaan
Oscar Dodson
Rexburg Enters Consolation Loss to Spartanburg
In Chicago on April 1 the 12th annual University of Chicago prep basketball championship saw Rexburg Idaho lose 33 to 20 to Spartanburg South Carolina. Grover Baker sparked Spartanburg with four late baskets and a free throw while Watts led Rexburg with an early 8 to 2 start.
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Rexburg
Spartanburg
Chicago
University of Chicago
Linsley
Wheeling
West Va
Reagan High
Houston
Texas
Grover Baker
F. C
Eaker
Idaho
Watts
Nash
Ferguson
Snow measurements show below normal in early spring report
Forester W S Averill reports 66 inches of snow at the government weather bureau stakes west of Garden City with 19 inches water content. Last year at the same time 93 inches. Lower Emigration Canyon sites also below normal. Irrigation prospects for the year look poor. Logan Canyon road may reopen by May 1 due to snow storage.
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Government Weather Bureau
Garden City
Forester
W S. Averill
Emigration
Lions official visits Paris club members
H A Nil of Chivadgo assistant secretary of activities for Lions International visited Paris on Tuesday and Wednesday to meet the local Lions Club members. He plans to return next week and address a meeting later in the week.
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H A. Nil
Chivadgo
The
Lions International
Paris
Lions Club
Bloomington Idaho Farm for Sale with Water and Fenced Land
For sale a Bloomington Idaho farm with creek and large spring, two houses, all land fenced. 80 acres east of highway between Paris and Bloomington. 60 acres in grain and rest in hay meadow. Also 400 bushels seed wheat and 300 bushels Trebi barley. Call A-3-10-17 Bloomington.
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Bloomington Canyon
Paris
Bloomington
Decree Club
Wool Growers to Meet April 8
County Extension Agent Chase Kearl reports from A H Crane that representatives of the Eastern Idaho Wool Cooperative Marketing Association and Draper & Co of Boston will visit Bear Lake County on Tuesday April 8 to meet local wool growers at 3 PM in Montpelier City Hall to discuss wool marketing.
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Chase Kearl
H. Crane
Eastern Idaho Wool Cooperative Marketing Ass.n
Draper & Company of Boston
FederaL_Farm_Board
Federal Farm Board
Bear Lake County
Ekearl
Montpelier
Bear Lake Pioneer Dies at 75 in Bennington
George Edward Lindsay, a Bear Lake County pioneer of more than fifty years, died Sunday night at his Bennington home at age 75 after a lingering illness. Survived by two sons Reuben and Lester and two daughters Mrs A G Richards of Jackson Wyoming and Mrs C O Presley of Twin Falls plus seventeen grandchildren. His wife died earlier. A lifelong Democrat, he was active in state conventions. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the L D B church in Bennington.
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George Edward Lindsay
Bear Lake
Bennington
Reuben
Lester
A G. Richards
Jackson
Wyo
C O. Presley
Twin Falls
Lindsay
Democratic Party
L. D. 8. Church
M L A Day At Bear Lake Stake Assembly May Third
M L A Day will be held at St Charles on May 3 with public speaking music drama and dancing contests. Bee Hive girls and Boy Scouts participate and a late afternoon field event program precedes a large free stake dance. Drama contests feature locally produced one act plays from several wards and a past three act play series informs this year’s event.
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Bear Lake
St. Charles
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