John Mattson of St. Charles Dies After Long Illness
John Mattson of St. Charles died Sunday morning April 6 at his home after about a year and a half with Bright’s disease. Born March 6 1861 at Crimbritshamn Sondon he was 63. He married Christina Transtrum on July 21 1886 and leaves eight children including Leo Mattson Lula Hoge Chancey Merrill and Carrie Mattson. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 pm with a large congregation and several speakers and hymns reflecting the community’s respect.
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ST. Charles
John Mattson
Crimbritshamn
Sondon
Marrid
Christina Transtrum
Ola Transtrum
Leo Mattson
Lula Hoge
Chancey, Merrill
Carrie Mattson
Mattson
Hyrum
Mercy Wilhelmsen
Wee ‘Michaelson
Seatow
Henry
Nanchey
National Proclamation Seeks Words For Forest Fire Prevention
Government call for a contest among grade school pupils to craft a representative word linking fire care and woodlands protection. Prizes total 30 dollars. submissions due April 21 to W S Averill or the District Forester in Ogden Utah.
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Averill
Ogden
Utah
Schofflaw
Idaho Officials Urge Prompt Breaking of California Shipments
James L. Dunford reports that Marcus A. Means is in Salt Lake City conference with western officials on preventing foot and mouth disease from California. Means asks inspectors to urge merchants to unpack shipments from California and burn containers, as indeminities exceed a million dollars and disease could harm Idaho's economy.
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James L. Dunford
Paris Commercial Club
M. L. Dean
Idaho Department of Agriculture
Marcus A. Means
Salt
Idaho
California
BYU Provo to be Represented Here Saturday Evening
Twelve BYU students including the Student Body President A Rex Johnson will visit northern Utah and southern Idaho high schools and colleges this weekend. Activities include performances by a male quartet and various musical numbers as they tour from Brigham City to Paris Idaho with stops in Logan North Cache Richmond Preston Pocatello Blackfoot Shelly Idaho Falls Rigby St Anthony Aighton Montpelier and Paris.
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Provo
Utah
Brigham Young Univesity
Idaho
A. Rex Johnson
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Male
Rolfe Pratt
Ariel Raliff
Merrill _Bunnell
M. Perkins
Royden Dangerfield
Veseges
Harvard Olson
Clarence Allred
Alfred Swenson
Reading
Helen Brandland
Clarence Alfred
Celestia Johnson
Bolo
Marcus Bean
Brigham City
Logan High School
North Cache High School
Richmond
Preston
Rigby
Infected Dairy Herd Slaughtered Under Federal Action
An outbreak led to the slaughter of dairy cattle herds linked to a plague infection. Officials from the United Mention veterinary services and the state animal husbandry department coordinated the response and compensation, with funds allocated for disposal and recovery efforts.
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Jack
California
United MéNton U of Animal Husbandry
MéMahon
Logan Canyon Snow Depth Drops Yet Water Content Rises
Forestry officials report Logan Canyon Utah has less snow depth this season but a higher water equivalent than last year. December to March measurements show shallower snow at several stakes yet water content totals reach 32.5 percent compared with 29 last year. The study, conducted on snowshoes by a group including F H Humpries and Vern Bird, notes wet and slushy conditions.
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Logan
Utah
Logan Canyon
Sagednat
F. H
Hum
Rities
aditge-DzClydes
Deslie Bowens
Edward ‘Edfetséh
Harold Sesholzep
Marion McKillips
Vern
Bird
Tose
Baby Chick Orders From California Arranged
Those who ordered baby chicks from California and cannot receive them will be assisted. The County Agricultural Agent will coordinate arrangements to fulfill all orders satisfactorily.
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California
Accident Injures Paul Innes in Tree Trimming
Mr Paul Innes son of Mr and Mrs James Innes of this city suffered a painful injury last Saturday afternoon during tree trimming at the Innes home. While his brother and father cut limbs, a falling limb struck Paul across the face causing an ugly bruise.
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Paul Innes
James Innes
Stanley
Jimbs
Paul
Collett Wins Bellair Golf Championship Match
Glenna Collett defeats Dorothy Hurd of Merion Cricket Club Philadelphia 5 up and 2 to go in Bellair Florida to claim the title. Collett completed the round with a decisive victory.
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Bellair
Fla
Dorothy C. Hurd
The
Merion
Cricket’club
Philadelphia
Woman Undergoes Operation in Local City Hospital
Mrs. David Beck underwent a serious operation Monday morning. Reports say she is improving nicely as she recovers in the local city hospital.
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David Beck
Opening Day Ice Cream Stand at Paris Drug
A readable fragment describes a big opening day on a Saturday in April for a new ice cream stand at Paris Drug Company near the fountains. The text hints at enhanced offerings and a public event but provides limited details.
Better Homes Week Set For Bear Lake Stake
Better Homes week will be observed in the Bear Lake Stake with Mrs. Roy A Welker as chairwoman of the L M A movement. The U S Chamber of Commerce backs the drive for better homes and improved living conditions nationwide. The May 11 to 18 period will feature exhibitions demonstrations and events across the country. Committees for the stake will be chosen at an early meeting.
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Bear Lake
Roy A. Welker
Herbertt Hoover
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
New Easter Windows Add Color to Town Shops
Local stores adorn their display windows with seasonal art and pastel decorations. Shop windows feature creative posters and pasted greetings hinting at holiday sales and festive themes across downtown.
Miner Injuries At Condy Mine Leave Man Gaining
Mr. J Bird, injured two weeks ago at the Condy mine works in Anaconda, is recovering. A carload of lumber derailed in the tunnel, badly lacerating him and causing the amputation of a finger. Mrs. John Bird returned home from visiting and feels encouraged by his condition.
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Bird
Anaconda
Condy
John Bird
Snday
Feeding Dairy Cows for Maximum Milk Output
The dairy cow uses feed for three main purposes: body maintenance, growth toward calving, and milk production. Proper liberal feeding supports body condition, development for calving, and ensures sufficient nutrients remain for milk yield.
Spring 18 Here It Is Time To Plant Sugar Beets
Farmers urged to prepare for rapid seedings as spring work starts. The notice stresses early planting of sugar beets and asks farmers to sign contracts and arrange seed drills to ensure timely cultivation.
Road work improves main street conditions
Marshal Paggey operated the road leveler at the start of the week and straightened the main street. The stretch now looks considerably better.
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Marshal Paggey
Paris Pavilion Company Annual Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Stockholders Meeting of the Paris Pavilion Company will be held in the Stake Office Tuesday April 10. Please attend as required by corporate bylaws.
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Hhereby—Siven
Paris Pavilion Company
Paris Boy Appointed County Agricultural Agent
Clyde Richards, formerly of Paris, has been appointed County Agricultural Agent in Teton County with headquarters at Driggs. He previously served as agent in Clark County for about a year and a half, resigned to attend the University of Idaho, and will graduate this spring.
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Clyde Richards
Paris
The
University
Labor envoy Magnusson seeks American branch post
Washington reports labor envoy Lelfur Magnusson a prominent anti war figure seeks a leadership post for an American branch. Magnusson previously held labor publication duties and years at the Bureau of Labor Statistics, signaling a career tied to U.S. labor affairs.
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Lelfur Magnusson
Aese
Resistanvee
Washington
Ines
Magnusson
Welliatown
United States
Initud
Bureau of Labor Statisti
Fish Haven Scout Meeting Arts and Visits
Fish Haven reports a Saturday Scout meeting at Assistant Scout Master J L Cottle's home with a radio party and hot popcorn. A merit badge exam was held Tuesday night with several scouts examined. Town residents travel for conferences, temple work, and visits, while a ward party honors debt repayment with dancing and refreshments.
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Troop No. 1
Boy Scouts of America
J L. Cottle
C. C. Stock
Salt Lake
John R. Brock
Arnold ‘Erickson
Kemmerer
Hyrum Hill
Ogdén
Life's Circle and the First Love of Mother's Care
Poetic reflection on a mother's love as the cradle of life. It speaks of a baby's eyes words of love and kindness, joy and rapture, and the lifelong bond between husband and wife as they cope over the baby's crib.
Repairing Now or Wait for Field Work
A fragmented quote ponders immediate repairs versus waiting to fix worn parts. It asks if machinery has been oiled and machine parts replaced, and whether delaying to the field would save time and money.
Will the Idaho Oregon Egg Marketing Association materialize
On April 6, sixty one of the required seventy five thousand hens signed up to insure the southeastern Idaho branch. Producers with over one hundred hens should join to gain marketing access and cash for eggs. The Idaho Oregon Egg Marketing Association has operated independently since February. Pools of eggs have been sold and earnings documented.
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Idaho
Idaho-Oregon Egg Marketing Association
Paint Makes Farm as New
Good paint is the cheapest protection for farm buildings this time of year. It preserves structures and improves appearance, turning a home farm into a refreshed, healthier space. A leading paint company even sent two painters with sales agents to rural areas, boosting sales for weeks and inspiring farmers to repaint. Start with the house and let the rest follow.
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Pelde
Shaw
Omar
Berry
Forest Fire Prevention and Losses Highlight Critical Need
The article argues persistent public education on fire prevention has yielded little progress as forest fires burn millions of dollars worth of timber annually. It notes 33,600 fires occur yearly and that government tree planting cannot match demand, urging stricter penalties for careless forest use to deter damage.
Ice Breaks Up on Bear Lake marks start of spring
Bear Lake ice thaws gradually as creeks feed meltwater and large open areas appear. Sunshine and warm winds melt the ice, causing waves to splash along the shore and signal the arrival of spring for valley residents.
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Bear Lake
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