Phosphate Wizard Takes Lead in Paris Venture
Fred S. Irwin of Nampa and G. M. Rudnick of Boise arrived with Forrest Irwin to push Keystone Phosphate Co. of Paris Idaho. Plans include exporting Bear Lake rock via Portland with Hawaii and Japan sales. new plant to process ten tons per hour and shipments to begin from Paris in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred S. Irwin
Nampa
West
Forrest
G. M. Rudnick
Boise
Mr. Irwin
Rudnick
Keystone Phosphate Co
Paris
Idaho
Post
Bear Lake
Portland
Hawaii
Japan
Mgr. Irwin
Keystone
Bear Lake County
Butte
Cover d'Alene
Irwin
Northwest
Mrs Edna Crowther Ririe Appears on KSL Utah Program
Mrs Edna Crowther Ririe will appear on a Utah Artists program broadcast on KSL Radio Monday April 26 from 9 to 11 p m The program features Recitative and aria from Joan of Arc On the Steppe Believe me if all those endearing young charms How I love a Summer Day Utah Lovely Utah Old Folks at Home among selections with performers Bass H P Kimball and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Crowther Ririe
Utah
Joan of Arc
Tsachalkowsky
Grochaninoff
Weryl
A. Best
H. P. Kimballee
Stephen L. Foster
Fielding Student Wins First Prize in Essay Contest
A Fielding High School student won first prize in a school essay contest sponsored by the North Idaho? For san. Miss Marjory Stock was previously awarded the prize in a recent contest, the prize amount being 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
North Idaho Forsan
Marjory Stock
Fielding
Boulder Mine Manager Returns to Work
L W Johnson of Payson Utah deputy manager of the Paris Boulder Mine near town resumed work last week after a brief break to spend several months at a copper mine. Johnson said past specimens set a high standard and he expects this year’s findings to exceed them in quality and quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Johson
Payson
Utah
Paris Boulder
Johnson
Phosphate Company Officials Visit Montpelier
W. F. P. Kett general manager of the San Francisco Chemical company visits Montpelier with Chief Engineer Arthur Burch. They are guests of Local Manager Joseph J. Taylor and tour city improvements during a few days stay. this is Kett’s first visit in six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F P. Kett
San Francisco Chemical Company
San Francisco
Arthur Burch
Montpelier
Joseph J. Taylor
Mr. Kett
Examiner
County Residents See Northern Lights Display
Livingston Montana observers witnessed a vivid aurora borealis display lasting about thirty minutes extending from horizon to horizon with green phosphorescent lights seen across the sky last Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mont
Salt Lake executive visits Paris phosphate mine family party
J A McIlwee of Salt Lake City president of the Idaho Phosphate mine is in Paris visiting the mine with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Ray McIlwee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Mcllwee
Salt Lake
Idaho Phosphate Mine
Paris
Ray Mcllwee
America Will Never Repeal 18th Amendment
Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cooke, retiring president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, opens the 36th continental congress urging prohibition observance. She predicts continued support for the amendment, praises law enforcement, Bible reading in schools, and national defense readiness, and notes candidates for her succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anthony Wayne Cooke
Continental Congress
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Coolidge
Longworth
Berenger
Cooke
America
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women's Patriotic Organization
Paris City to Issue $33,000 Refund Bonds
At a Monday city council meeting Paris will issue 33000 in refunding bonds divided as 18000 for water works 10000 for street improvement and 5000 on standing warrants. Bids for sale of bonds will be called later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris City
City Hads
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Mrs Lowell Passey at Home
A Saturday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Ernest Per Fett celebrated her sister Mrs. Lowell Passey. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lee of Ida ho Falls and other locals. Gifts were given and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Per Fett
Lowell Passey
Thoss
Eli Lee
Idaho Falls
Ezra -Eche
John Passey
Verdun Sorenson
Clara Taylor
Arvilla Wilcox
Addie Tueller
Maurita Cleveland
Russell Clayton
Reed Rich
Ralph
Aged Resident, Mrs Pope, Fetes 67th Birthday
Mrs. Robert Pope of Garden City Utah was surprised by friends last Thursday for her 67th birthday. The party at daughter Mrs Geo L Langford’s home drew 43 family members including four children with spouses, 20 grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. A banquet and a 67 candle cake were centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pope
Garden City
Utah
Geo. L. Langford
Missionary Visits Paris Highlights Swiss Ties
Henry Fluckiger of Bedford Wyoming returned missionary from Switzerland stayed with Mr and Mrs Tueller last week in Paris. He served with Tuellers son LaMont in Geneva and they toured famous Geneva watch factories. Tueller, born in Bern, left Switzerland as a child. his son Ont recently visited his birthplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fluckiger
Bedford
Wyo
Switzerland
Gldria Tucllar
Fluckiger
Geneva
LaMont
Tueller
Bern
Ont
Eye Opener to Others in Lake Town Utah
Special to the Post reports a repeated scam where a man sends 250 to an advertiser and receives a misleading clipping in return. The piece notes twelve words may be worth 25 cents, questioning the value of full Post copies and the clipping scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
Utah
Joseph Trivin
Post
Tourists Stranded in Logan Canyon Nine Hours
An automobile with tourists and strangers got stuck atop Logan Canyon in southeastern Idaho for twelve hours from Monday evening into Tuesday morning. A man walked to Garden City to summon a team, and help pulled the party from deep snow. They reached Paris at three o'clock Tuesday morning and rested at the local hotel after a cold, hazardous experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Logan Canyon
Salt Lake
Garden City
Paris
Stucks Attend Oregon Life Convention in Seattle
Mr and Mrs Joseph S Stucks returned Monday night from the 2th annual convention of the Oregon Life Insurance Co held in Seattle on April 12 and 13 He earned a free trip by securing insurance and joined the Gold Medal Club He was elected to the board of governors at the clubs annual meeting They spent a day in Portland at the company home office and rode back to La Grande Oregon by auto with Mr and Mrs W J Douglas also returning from the convention They visited Fred Stucki at American Lake Mrs Stucki's relatives in LaGrande and Mr and Mrs W B Hoge of Boise during the trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Stucks
Oregon Life Insurance Co
Seattle
Washington
Portland
la Grande
Oregon
Auto
W. J. Douglas
Baker City
Stucki
Fred Stucki
American Lake
The Water Bearer Promises Big Water Project Drama
This paper announces an upcoming serial titled The Water Bearer by J. Allen Dunn. It promises a romance of water and a major engineering project set against irrigation and city water supply, part of a broader Western development theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Allen Dunn
Liter Fry
Emerson School Board hires staff for 1926 27 year
The Emerson school board engaged Wilford Price as principal Ezra Stucki Amos Hulme Mrs Zula Cole Phyllis Athay Fern Allred and Maurita Cleveland for the 1926 27 school year. Miss Billa Smedley vacancy remains unfilled. Negotiations ongoing to secure Prof Irwin Jensen as musical instructor at Emerson and Fieding High schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School Board
Wilford Price
Ezra Stucki
Amos Hulme
Zula Cole
Phyllis Athay
Fern Allred
Maurita Cleveland
Billa Smedley
Hmerson
Irwin Jensen
Bear Lake Man Invited to Free Military Training Camp
A 17 to 31 year old resident of Bear Lake may attend the Citizens Military Training camp at Fort Douglas Utah from June 19 through July 18 with all expenses paid. Contact John A Wallis in Paris for the application blank and more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Citizens Military Training Camp
Fort Douglas
Utah
John A. Wallis
Paris
Utah apostle denounces liquor in sermon
Ogden Utah April 19 John Widtsoe former president of Utah Agricultural College and later University of Utah and now a Mormon apostle declares in a sermon that the evil of liquor is beyond description and any man who wants to bring it back is not thinking clearly. He says a modificationist may be honest but is misled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
John Widtsoe
Utah Agricultural College
University of Utah
Mormon Church
Blackfoot Tragedy Claims Two Children in Ranch Harrow Accident
In Riverview ranch near Shelley two Blackfoot children die when a harrow pulled by a team entangles. Melba Saunders 7 and Nathan Wadsworth 16 were near the field as the team panicked, tripping Melba and trampling Nathan. Witnesses rush to Nathan's father Daniel Wadsworth as both children die before he arrives. Melba, daughter of Simon Saunders, had been staying with relatives while her father moved from Ogden.
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Blackfoot
Melba Saunders
Nathan Wadsworth
Riverview Ranch
Shelley
Melba
Nathan
Harrow
Daniel Wadsworth
Simon Saunders
Ogden
Law and Miss Edna Ellis Wed in This City
Charles Law and Edna Ellis of Soda Springs married in the city last Thursday and now reside in Paris. Mr Law has leased his mother's farm and will pursue agricultural work while planning a new home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Law
Edna Ellis
Soda Springs
Paris
Law
Mr. Law
Sneaking Back to Idaho Poem Moves Homeward
An Idaho woman now in California writes a reflective poem about returning to Idaho. She jokes about leaving the Pacific Coast and California fleas, seeking the Paradise she once sought, and pledging to roam no more once she reaches Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
California
Paradise
Pacific Coast
St Charles Triumphs in Ten Inning Park Baseball
The opening game at the public park saw St Charles defeat Paris 9 to 8 in ten innings after a tight contest. Carson Taylor stood out for Paris, Passey led local scoring, and Beck pitched all ten for Paris while John Brewer began for St Charles with Mtns finishing. A Williamson mix up provided comic relief as managers and umpires kept pace with the tense ten inning battle.
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Paris
St. Charles
Carson Taylor
Passey
Taylor
Peterson
Beck
John Brewer
Blade Mtns
Eugens Rich
Stanley Arnell
Lee Pugmire
Hill
Mattson
Sid Pugmire
Williamson Twins
Election Machinery Set In Motion for County Precincts
At a recent county commissioners meeting the election machinery was activated with precinct boundaries described and registrars appointed. Voter registration begins May 1 and runs Saturdays through July 24, then August 7 to October 23, the latter being the Saturday before the general election. Precinct boundaries stay as two years ago. Registrars named include Fish Haven Alvin Mortensen and St. Charles Laura Stewart among others across multiple towns.
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Fish Haven
Alvin Mortensen
St. Charles
Laura A. Stewart
Bloomington
Angeline Patterson
Paul
Emma Clayton
Perram
Clarenceland
Lanark
Agnes Toomer
Liberty
Laura Poulsen
Sharon
Ireta Hymas
Ovid
Melvina Wilson
Bern
Margaret Kunz
Eight Mile
Hyrum Foster
Noonan
Bertha Bartschi
Dingle
F. E. Smedley
West Montpelier
Mary McIntosh
East Montpelier
Emily ‘Hogensen
Bennington
Inez Hall
Wardboro
P C. Mouricison
Georgetown
Lizzie Dimick
Geneva
Eliza Tueller
Raymond
Samuel W. Hart
Local physician exams Emerson students in health drive
Dr C O Moore began a physical examination program at Emerson with 250 students under the County Health Association chaired by Mrs Roy A Welker. Miss Frederickson will lead a three month health drive after arriving May 1. St Charles and Fish Haven schools also scheduled weighing and measuring of pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Moore
Emerson School
County Health Rass’n
Roy A. Welker
Frederickson
St. Charles
Fish Haven
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Phosphate Wizard
United States
Boulder
Phosphate Company
F Ae Mgilwee Vispts
Cht
Este
Larry
Jim
Tom
William
Bill
sLarny
Gindiy
Emeson
Law—Ellis
ST. Charles Tean
Wow Baw
L. Williamson Sayen
Pugmire Hrnstsen
Arnell Taylor
Weld
Blade Peterson
B. Wees
D. Hill Bird
Mattson Tueller
Emerson
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