Glenns Ferry Man Named Game Warden in Boise
A. H. Eckert of Glenns Ferry was appointed Idaho state game warden by Governor Ross to replace M. P. Bailey who resigned to join a California fruit preserving company. Bailey will leave for San Francisco after audits. Eckert’s selection followed weeks of negotiations and discussions with groups across east, central and north Idaho.
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Boise
A. H. Eckert
Glenns Ferry
Ross
M. P. Bailey
Bailey
California Fruit Preserving Company
San Francisco
East
Idaho
Central
North Idaho
R. E Thomas
State Penitentiary
Scouts Plan Memorial at Fort Hall May 31 to June 1
A caravan of boy scouts will travel from Paris to Fort Hall via Montpelier and Soda Springs to place stones in a memorial on June 1. The oldest and youngest Indian scouts will lay the first and last stones. Officials from Salt Lake City and Governor Ross will attend. camping and overnight provisions advised. Fort Hall is noted as the region's oldest settlement and a historic trade point.
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Paris
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Alexander
Bancroft, Grace
Sections
Oregon Trail
Fort Hall
Salt Lake
Ross
Idaho
Camp Elizabeth Meeting Called for Pioneers' Daughters
Members of Camp Elizabeth of the daughter of pioneers are requested to be present at a meeting to be held at the residue of Mrs. Mary Stucks at 2 30 o clock Thursday April 28th.
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Camp Elizabeth
Daughter of Pioneers
Mary Stucks
Paris Proclaims Clean Up Day 1932
Mayor Fred J. Price proclaims Friday April 29 1932 as Clean Up Day in the City of Paris. He urges all citizens and property holders to participate, designating the day a holiday and calling for a comprehensive cleanup effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Price
City of
Paris
Ray
Sule
Gabe
Idaho phosphate store cited as U S largest
Fragmented OCR text references Idaho phosphate store claimed as the largest in the United States. Details are garbled and unreadable. no clear events, dates, or names can be confirmed from the available lines.
Red Cross Wheat Helped Farmers in County
The Red Cross distributed over twenty carloads of government wheat and flour to Bear Lake and surrounding areas to support livestock during the 1931 crop failure. Lions Club Paris and Montpelier Chamber of Commerce coordinated with L D S ward bishops to distribute feed to cattle hogs and sheep across the county with shipments approved in San Francisco and delivered in time to prevent stock losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
Il. D
Federal Farm Board
Agnes Wallis
Mmittally
Red Cross
Bearlé
Lake County
San Francisco
Siéble
Chamber of Comerce
Paris Lions Cub
Montpelier
Country Store and Dance at St Charles for Band Uniforms
The St Charles fielding school band hosts a country store, concert, and dance Friday evening April 20. Auctioneer Frank Dusenberry oversees the country store with sales at 8:30. Admission 25c for children and ladies, 35c for men, payable in cash or produce eggs butter or livestock to raise funds for new band uniforms.
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St. Charles
Fielding
Frank Dusenberry
County Pays One Cent Bounty for Squirrels
Bear Lake county offers a one cent bounty on squirrel tails from April 25 to May 10. Proof of a full tail is required for payment, and funds are approved at a special county commission meeting. Tails must be delivered to the county agent’s office each Monday to collect the bounty.
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Bear Lake County
Duke
Board of Commissioners
Teachers Who Wed Will Lose Jobs At Emerson School
Emerson school officials plan to fire teachers who marry during their contract period under a new clause approved by the board. The revised contracts for next year include the marriage provision, and most teachers have signed and returned their agreements to the clerk.
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Emerson School
Board of Trustees
Game warden halts Bear Lake fishers with illegal net
Deputy state game warden Joseph Bunderson disrupted a 4 am attempt by violators to set a 300 yard gill net with 4 inch mesh on the Bear Lake west side south of Fish Haven. A net worth about 60 dollars was seized as violators fled, while a lookout signaled danger.
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Joseph Bunderson
Bear Lake
Fish Haven
Thousand Pounds Carp Suckers Chubs Recovered From Bear Lake
Deputy state game warden Joseph Bunderson and Bear Lake Fish and Game Club president L W Bach recovered over a thousand pounds of carp suckers and chubs from Bear Lake after multiple trips to Camp Lifton, using seines for poor. The haul was distributed locally.
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Bear Lake
Jospeh Bunderson
L.W. Bach
Fish Haven Fish & Game Club Dance Planned
Bear Lake Bear Lake valley prepares for a big Fish Haven Resort dance on Friday May 6. A twelve piece orchestra will play as the club aims to recruit new members and raise funds for its fish and game program with a fifty cent admission for new members or one dollar for admission and membership.
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Bear Lake
Bloomington Matron Mrs Thornock Dies After Illness
Funeral services were held in the Bloomington ward chapel for Mrs. George T. Thornock who died Wednesday at Montpelier hospital after a ten day pneumonia illness. Bishop John P. Hulme presided with speakers including A. A. Hart and R. T. Hale. Survived by husband and 16 grandchildren plus children Mrs Lund Bateman and others. Born in South Hampton England September 17 1872 she immigrated at age six and lived in Bloomington until death.
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Bloomington
George T. Thornock
Montpelier Hospital
John P. Hulme
A. A. Hart
H H. Broomhead
Roy A. Welker
R. T.ale
Portneuf
Richof
Onan O Lund
O. H Bateman
Lester Thornock
Kemmerer
Wye
Milton
Clarence
Ellen
LaMont Thornock
Charles Painter
Oakley
Wyo
William
Edward
George Painter
J. B. Thornock
Loomington
Thormmock
South Hampton
England
Logan Temple
Boise Senate race girds for Democratic nomination clash
Boise attorney Harry Kessler announced he would seek the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate unless a rival shifted stance. Lieutenant Governor Mix indicated he would vote for a referendum if Idahoans demanded it, though he called it secondary to the economic issue.
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Boise
Harry 8. Kessler
United States Senate
G. x
Mix
Idaho
M. Cea
Joe
Walt
Dan
Idaho Teacher May Sue District Over Back Pay
The attorney general says a teacher who has not been paid this year may sue the district and possibly the bank that received warrants. He argues this year's revenue can cover current expenses only, while past-year warrants must be retired by special levies or other means. The question remains who would fund the suit.
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Idaho
Railroad Officials Discuss Problem On Paris Branch Service
Supt. Manson of Pocatello and Asst. General Passenger Agent Price of the O L railroad met with Paris business leaders to discuss discontinuing Sunday train service on the Paris branch. Officials cited low Sunday business and broader cost cuts, planning another meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the city hall to decide whether to modify the weekday schedule and keep a night engine for Montpelier runs.
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Manson
Pocatello
Price
Salt Lake
Paris
Mackay
Hill City
Malad
Montpelier
Paris Lions Club
Stake M. L. A. Honor Day Observed in Paris
The Stake M. L. A. will hold Honor Day Saturday in the Paris Second ward hall. Activities begin at 2 PM with afternoon exercises and a drama and dancing contest at 7 PM. The public is invited.
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Stake M. L A
Paris Second Ward
Time to Register Primary Approaches
All persons who did not vote in the 1930 election must register to be eligible to vote this year. Registration books are open and you should register at the first opportunity. The primary election will be held May 24.
Paris City Council Approves Electric Fire Siren Purchase
City council with full administration approves buying a Darby Champion electric fire siren. Other actions include curb and gutter work on Main Street, a garage and barn permit for B F Rogers, and acquisition of a new dump ground east of the old brickyard. Cemetery caretak er reemployment approved and Arbor Day clean up set for April 29.
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Is Ting
Aeeg
Paul Strobelt
Logan
Utah
Btrobert
Main Street
Price
B. F. Rogers
Board of County Commissioners
Paris-Dingle
Andrew Barfus
George Washington
University of Idaho
Bear Lake County
Mrs May Williams Dies in City at 48
Funeral services for Mrs May Williams 48 wife of Joseph Williams were held in the Third ward chapel. She died last Monday and is survived by four sons and three daughters. Bishop S H Spencer conducted the services and interment was in the city cemetery.
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Montpelior
Third Ward
May Williams
Joseph Williams
H. Spencer
Ip. Terment
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Jos. Libby
Yale University
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Pocatello Tribune
Stake M. L. A
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Paris, Idaho
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