Impressive funeral services held for Liberty woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Geo. Shepherd, 35, of Liberty, were held Tuesday in the ward chapel. Speakers spoke of her character and clan ties as she died at Montpelier hospital after ten days of illness. Interment was in Liberty cemetery per her request.
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Liberty
Geo. Shepherd
Montpelier Hospital
Morgan
Samuel Hymas
Geo. F. Ashley
Ernest Hymas
Jas. A Hymas
T. Shepherd
Hfe
Liberty Cemetery
Shepherd
Post's Press Now Installed in Local Plant
After more than a week of unloading and installation workers report the new electric powered press is ready to print this issue. The machine is among the largest between Pocatello and Salt Lake and will save time. Subscribers advertisers and out of town patrons are invited to visit the plant.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake
Mission letters on Bombay outreach circa 1857
Excerpts from Hugh Findlay's journal discussing a proposed East India Mission to Bombay. Correspondence includes Lorenzo Snow seeking guidance and a minister’s supportive reply about departure timing and fundraising, with note on a Lincoln highway farm nearby.
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Lorenzo Snow
East India Mission
Bombay
Hull
F. D. Richards
Paris Idaho Proclaims Better Homes Week 1924
Mayor James L. Dunford designates May 11 to 18 1924 as Better Homes in America Week in Paris Idaho. The proclamation urges citizens and organizations to support the movement and honors President Coolidge's view on the American home.
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Calvin Coolidge
United State
James L. Dunford
Paris
Idaho
America
W. Smith Hoger
Fat for the Rich: Tax Exempt Bonds Sparked by Rebellious Manufacturer
An eastern textile maker midlife rebels against surtaxes, closes his mill, liquidates capital, and buys tax-free bonds. He argues government taxes kill profits while tax-free bonds yield more. The Green Amendment to end tax-exempt bonds failed in Congress on Feb 8, 1924 by seven votes, with opponents deriding proponents rather than presenting economic reasons.
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Saturday Evening Post
Reflections By Editor On Happiness And Work
A series of editorial reflections discuss happiness from work, temper, and the value of cheerfulness. It contrasts boastfulness with merit and service in sales, noting meat prices affect the poor and urging quiet patience.
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America
Cokeville Independent Resumes Publication Under New Management
The Cokeville Independent resumes weekly publication under new editor and publisher M. Tuve. Tuve plans to restore the paper to its former standing with broad experience in the field and to establish the Independent as a leading local newspaper.
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Cokeville Independent
Cokeville Register
M. Tuve
Independent
Poetry Contest Reflections At M I A
The poem notes that the M I A contest has ended with good friendships intact. It praises the drama and the strong interest in the work. It mentions members who could not find time to shirk their duties.
Mutual rides boost springtime pep for lad and lass
The verse urges taking advantage of spring and longer evenings to enjoy auto rides. It calls for keeping momentum and making Mutual excellence the standard for both boys and girls.
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Lad
Lass
A Chance to Shine for Young Farmers on the Farm
The piece argues that young men need not leave the farm for a career and predicts improving farm conditions. It quotes President Head of the American Bankers Association praising agriculture as a path to leadership and pride, saying the country will offer ample opportunities for successful farmers to lead communities.
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Head
American Bankers Association
Origin of macaroni term traced to Italian shapes
The earliest macaroni in Italy appeared in varied forms. It was brought to England around 1760 by fashionable young men imitating foreign styles, who were nicknamed macaroni for their affected ways.
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Italy
England
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Arch Shepherd
Jeter Shepherd
Owen Shepherd
Milford Shepherd
Reed Bunn
Ross Nye
Edgar Bunn
Jon
Iowa
W. Smith
Post’s
Hugh Findlay
Birmingham
India
Shelton
Staffordshire
William Wright
Lincoln Highway
Clin
Cokeville
Macaroni
RESON
D. C. Haddock
Dingle
Ite
Ciic
Mose -Lewis Department
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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