Boehme Letter Defends Loyalty Amid Wisconsin Mission Notes
A Geneva resident recounts from a Wisconsin mission and asserts family loyalty to the United States. He cites land work in Bear Lake County since 1893, homestead claims, irrigation debates, and frequent weather reporting for the Weather Bureau. He praises Geneva agriculture, praises the American flag, and notes a letter from former Wyoming Governor Kendrick offering support.
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F—W. Boehme
Geneva
Wisconsin
Paris Post
Milwaukee
Kilder-Ezra
Paris
Boehme
Bear Lake County
Thomas Fork
Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Cokeville
Afton
Recruiting officer visits Paris five patriots for defense
Wilmer Dill abough arrives in Paris to examine five young patriots Lyman Collings Aqualli Hess Walter Rogers William Parker and Ivan Leigh all pass except Rogers. They travel to Fort Douglas for exams while Paris residents praise their efforts and a local farmer urges planting to aid the country.
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Wilmer Dillabough
Paris
Lyman Collings
Aqualli- Hess
Walter Rogers
Fort Douglas
Fielding Debaters Defeat Logan In Paris Match
Fielding students led by coach Charles Reese defeated Logan in Paris with a strong affirmative showing. Debaters Hart Shepherd Ira Hayward and Geraint Humpherys argued well for Fielding, while Earl Shepherd impressed on rebuttal for Logan. Fielding later won again at Preston with George Bateman and Eva Wallantine opposing the negative.
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eLeake-Nuhn
Raymond N.miller
Morris Christensen
Charles_ Reese
Logan
Paris
Fielding
Hart Shepherd
Ira Hayward
Geraint Humpherys
Earl Shepherd
Pew
Bure
Abcbaey
H. H. Broomhead
Stevenson
D. C. Kunz
Montpelier
Goach
Reese
Rees
Preston
George Bateman
Eva Wallantine
Edwin Spencer
Hon W F Jensen a pillar of mutual aid and enterprise
The article lauds Hon W F Jensen as a standout business leader in the intermountain country who builds success on cooperative principles. It highlights his quick response to farmers facing starvation during a hard winter and his Mutual Creamery venture that aimed to reform dairy and poultry markets by reducing middlemen and fostering practical cooperation.
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Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
W. F.jensen
Jensen
JensenYe
Mutual Creamery Company
Intermountain
Services Held for Mrs Wesley Collings in Paris Ward
Funeral services for Mrs Wesley Collings were held in Paris Ward last Saturday. She died at home in American Fork Wednesday after a six year battle post surgery. Born September 18 1884 in Liberty she was active in church work and devoted wife and mother. She married Wesley Collings in the Salt Lake Temple in June 1906 and is survived by four children. Many relatives and friends mourn her loss as floral tributes and music accompanied the service.
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Paris
Wesley Collings
American
W. BR. Morgsa
Ben P. Hymas
Liberty
Jos. Linford Jr
St. Charles
Jos. R. Shepherd
Bishop Sutton
James Pouldon
White
Salt Lake Temple
Their Golden Wedding Bennington April 18 50th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Burbank celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with family and friends at a community event. The couple married in Salt Lake City in 1867 after crossing the plains in 1852. They have 12 children nine living and 38 grandchildren. He served in the army police and as a Sunday School worker. Reed Wright and Lettie Spears wed April 7.
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Bennington
Hirs
Burbass
Walter Tippets
Georgetown
George K
Lindsay
Biren
Abu
Burbank
Plains
D. M. Burbank Se. Company
Salt Lake City
D. M. Burban
Brigham
Our Hour for Service Calls for Nation Unity and Sacrifice
Rev. Martin of Boise urges his congregation to seize the hour for labor and sacrifice. He argues Americans must plow through selfishness, unify across divisions, and marshal factories and farms for national purpose, embracing social responsibility and a shared conscience.
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Martin of
Boise
America
France
Gethsemane
Golgotha
Pagan
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