Plant Sugar Beets Early Says Bear Lake Valley Bulletin
The Bear Lake Valley urged farmers to plant sugar beets and other crops as early as the ground can be worked. Early planting promised larger, harder beets, higher sugar content, and more yield, with seed available from Shepherd Hardware in Paris and Thiel and Olsen Brothers in Montpelier. Farmers were advised to sign contracts and prepare land for planting.
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Bear Lake Valley
Shepherd Hardware Company
Paris
Thiel and Olsen Brothers
Montpelier
Montpelier Manager Visits Kin in Local City
Ellis Straw manager of the C. Wr & M. Co. of Montpelier and his wife and children were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Athay in this city.
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Ellis Straw
Montpelier
Harry Athay
Aged Sisters Enjoy Radio Concert at Home
Marie Shirley aged 88 and Martha Shirley aged 93 from Fish Haven attended their first radio concert Monday evening at J. L. Cottles home. The Hastings Nebraska program featured old time songs and harmonica and ukulele medleys. The sisters called it the finest evening in many years.
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Marie Shirley
Martha Shirley
Fish Haven
J. L. Cottle
Hastings
Neb
Two Graduates Headed for Portland Summer Work
Morris Athay and Seymour Sleight ride the afternoon train bound for Portland Oregon to work as car penter builders this summer. They are Fielding High School graduates who will return in fall to enter college.
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Morris Athay
Seymour
Portland
Oregon
The
Fielding High School
Ricks Normal College Wins Concession on Certificates
Bolsa April 18. The L D 8 institution at Rexburg known as Ricks Normal College won state board approval to award the same teacher certificates at the Idaho Technical Institute after completing identical work, for this year only. Nathan Ricks argued for equal treatment to the Pocatello school as board sessions concluded.
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Nathan Ricks
Rexburg
Ricks‘coltegs
Pocatello” School
Idaho
Col. Idaho
Caldwell
Gooding
Idaho to Get Catfish for Planting in State Waters
Malad April 18 a carload of small catfish will arrive in Idaho during May for planting in state waters. The fish come from Nebraska which has agreed to trade them for game birds or trout or other available fish.
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Idaho
Nebraska
Doctor Sutton Plans June Visit After Renewing Post
Dr R Sutton, formerly city physician, moved to Magne Utah last year and now has a thriving practice. He praises the Post for its prompt delivery and says he intends to take a few days off in June to visit Paris. A check was enclosed to renew his subscription.
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R. “A Sutton
Magne
Utah
Paris
No More Labor as Invention Digs Beets By Machine
A Wyoming inventor unveils a horse drawn beet digger that farms hands by digging beets topping and loading them into a box, replacing scores of manual labor. The device promises efficiency though details and date remain unclear.
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Wyoming
Old Timer Herbert Horsley Visits City
Herbert Horsley of Soda Springs former local merchant visited the city Saturday and Sunday. He spoke of a thirty year mercantile career and noted he was appointed a notary public 33 years ago and has served in that role since. He called on his sister Mrs. Amelia Hoge during the trip.
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Herbert Horsley
Soda Springs
Pronger Merchant
Southeastern
Idayo
Amelia Hoge
Horsley
Opportune Time to Poison Rodents Oats Available
The Bear Lake County article urges residents to buy poison oats from Miles Milling and Elevator Co in Montpelier and at the Paris Court House to control rodent pests. Oats cost 0.3 cents per pound cash, about one quarter of true cost, with Board of County Commissioners supporting countywide pest control under the State Rodent Control law.
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Miles Milling and Elevator Company
Montpelier
Court House
Paris
Board of County
Bear Lake County
Bear Lake
Coun
Oyieytite
Spring Cleaning and Painting Time Proclaimed in Local Notes
The community outlines spring painting plans for houses porches sheds and installations. Maude W. Wood Henry George Floyd and family are noted as returning from Paris and Alexander to their farm for the summer as weather improves and tasks begin.
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George
Floyd
Paris
Aléxander
Phoenix ‘Construction ‘Company
Christ the only begotten son of God presented as savior
A sermon from January 1924 argues Christ’s divinity from prophecies and revelations, detailing pre mortal existence, the earth’s creation plan, the life of Jesus, his baptism, temptations, ministry, crucifixion, and cruciform death, ending with the claim that he is the only divine being to inhabit the earth.
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Lorenzo
Paris L. Dis
Bloomington
Christ
John
Moses
Joseph Smith
Heaven
Lucifer
God
Jesus
Mary
Jared
Jesus Christ
Bethléhem
Lord
David
Saylor
Christ the Lord
Satan
Atis
San
Baylor
Celya
Abraham
Goa
Gethsemane
Hanna Named to Berlin Post as Diplomatic Secretary
Matthew E. Hanna has led the State Department division of Mexican affairs since September 1921 and is ordered to Berlin for duty as diplomatic secretary at the American embassy.
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State Department
Berlin
Explosion in Senlis Iron Shop Kills One
A shell explosion at an agricultural tool shop in Senlis, near Paris, killed one laborer and left two others near death. Workers were enlarging a shell when they heated and hammered it to form an iron hoop, causing the blast.
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Paris
Senlis
Theo
Emma Webster Opens Idle Wild Hotel at Fish Haven
Mrs Emma Webster proprietor of Idle Wild Hotel at Fish Haven and her daughter Mrs Lillian Buzzy return from Pennsylvania via Paris and Salt Lake City to open the Idle Wild for the summer season.
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Emma Webster
Idle Wild Hotel
Fish Haven
Salt _Lé
Lillian Buzzy
Pennsylvania
Paris
Relief Society Bazaar Ahead for Paris First Ward
The Relief Society of the Paris First ward plans a bazaar next Tuesday afternoon. They will have items for sale to benefit worthy causes.
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Relief Society of
Paris First Ward
Werstand
Charles Innes Visits Old Friends in Ogden
Former Bear Laker Charles Innes now living in Ogden Utah spent several days this week visiting friends and relatives in town.
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Charles Innes
Ogden
Utah
Better Homes Plan Discussed By City Businessmen
A meeting of city businessmen last Friday evening reviewed methods to promote the Better Homes program. The central committee, chaired by Mrs. L. H. Welty, outlined plans for community effort to improve homes, ornaments, and surroundings with participation by men and women. The Bear Lake stake M J A will cooperate with other committees and contribute feasible plans to the movement.
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Co Court
Bear Lake Stake
Better Homes
Bear Lake Girls Plan May Day Pageant Honoring Father
Bear Lake M I A girls mark May 1 as Girls Day with past programs and spring events. This year the pageant honors Fatherhood, featuring an original act and related celebrations. Each ward may hold a similar event in June.
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Bear Lake
Bear Lake Pioneer Mattson Dies After Long Illness
Anton Mattson 74 died Friday evening at Salt Lake L D S hospital after a prolonged cancer battle. Funeral set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday at Bloomington ward chapel with interment in Bloomington Cemetery. Survived by seven children, two sons and five daughters. Bear Lake pioneer arrived in 1863 and contributed to local development.
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Ward Chapel
Bloomington
Anton Madson
Salt Lake
Mattson
Bear Lake
Government seeds program halted for year
The Post reports that government garden seeds will not be distributed this year as no appropriation was made last year. Despite numerous inquiries, the program is discontinued after two years of distribution through state congressmen at Washington.
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Post
Washington
Family Social Recalls Mission Returnee Guests
A home gathering Friday featured Mr and Mrs W Jentine and son welcoming relatives and a returning missionary from the Southern States. Refreshments were served as part of the social event.
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Aed Toa ‘Witks
Bethot
Tuosa
Wallentine
Cr“W. Jentine
Sonarate
Local News Briefs on Illness and Travel
Mrs. L. T. A. Hotten receives word from Cincinnati of her twelve year old son Carl’s ruptured appendix illness. Bear Lake State Bank teller Earl Shepherd left Tuesday morning for unspecified duties. Joseph Stock, of the Famous Stock Resort at Fish Haven, visited town Tuesday with his family recently returning from Ogden Utah for the winter.
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L. T. A. Hotten
Cincinaati, Ohio
Carl
Earl Shepherd
Bear Lake
Tory
Rupert
Lahatoh
Vialt
Josephii Stock
Stock
Fish - Haven
Clean Up Time for County Town in April Campaign
A 1920s style call to action urges residents to join a countywide cleanup on Monday April 28 Arbor Day. Governor Moore issues a proclamation praising cleanliness and beauty, urging collective effort to remove debris, clear alleys, and improve streets for a thriftier, smarter community.
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Moore
Merchants Dress Up Windows WithSpring Spirit Displays
City window displays attract shoppers this week as merchants showcase spring themes. The Star Confectionery features colored lights and box candy. Parla Drug Company presents a disinfectants display. F T Shepherd & Son Store highlights groceries and bargains. Elite Confectionery draws attention with candy. Merchants emphasize newspaper advertising to boost sales.
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Star Confectionery
Parla Drug Company
F. T. Shepherd & Song
Post
Windawahd
Nowapapery
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Calvin Coolidge
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Little
Heiber Hoover
Scouts
Sane
Ricks Normal College
John Loudon
A. Scotchi
Dager
Breens
Maude
Henry
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Matthew E. Hanna
Relief Society Bazaar
L. H. Welythe
Hoover
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