Western Phosphate to settle unpaid labor liens
The Western Phosphate Company, closed since last December, faces hundreds of unemployed workers and pending labor liens totaling 16 632 dollars. Attorneys for both sides filed and contested actions in Idaho State Court and Boise Federal Court, with a July 29 stipulation for payment of 15 632 dollars plus attorney fees within sixty days, to be funded by sale of property or other means if a sale fails.
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Tha ‘Westen Phosphate
Ite
Ngs
Bult’ Wa
D. EB. Haddock
Ith
Liens & Consolidated
Atorneys
Western Phosphate Company
Motiod
Haddock
Salt Lake
Mutual program Sunday evening announced
Cordially invited to attend the Mutual program on Sunday evening. Casper Parker, a returned missionary of Lanark, will deliver an address. Several musical numbers are included in the program, though details are not yet announced.
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Mutual
Oider Casper. Parker
Lanark
Cooperation and civic effort for local progress
The piece argues that a city thrives when citizens, businesses, and media cooperate with a constructive municipal government. It emphasizes public utilities, banks, newspapers, and local enterprises all serving the community, and the need to discourage unwarranted attacks while uniting for the greater good.
Montpelier Stake Baseball Closing Methods Reported
The Montpelier stake baseball league met at city hall Monday evening after canvassing returns. Georgetown and Bennington lead the first and second places, Wardboro Geneva and Dingla contesting third. The season featured no Sunday games and was directed by the stake social committee led by Fred Cruikshank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
City Hall
Georgetown
Bennington
Mid-Secon
Seasem Wardboro
Geneva
Dingla
Stake Social’ Committee
Fred Cruikshank
Burial Set for Local Man After Sunday Ulcer Surgery
The body will be brought to Bloomington for funeral services and interment in the village cemetery after an operation Sunday for ulcers. He leaves a wife and seven children, one son currently serving in the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Fie Seaves
U. S. Navy
Drowned on Oregon Short Line worker near Pegram
Thomas Alexander, an O S L work train employee, drowned while swimming with six companions in Bear River near Pegram on Sunday afternoon. A sand bar broke into a hole and he could not swim. his body was recovered Monday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Stafford Cleveland and others with a snag hook. He had recently arrived from Canada and had been in Pegram three days. He is buried in Montpelier cemetery.
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Thomas Alexander
Pegram
Bear River
Tver
Stafford Cleveland
Canada
Montpelier
Mabey and Sutton Visit Paris on Utah Tour
Governor Charles R. Mabey and State Treasurer N. J. Sutton of Utah stopped in Paris for a few hours while returning from Cache Valley and Rich County. They had been touring counties, inspecting conditions and meeting local officials, planning a visit to a friend and missionary companion, Pres Weber, from their Germany mission days.
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Charles R.mabey
N. J. Sutton
Utah
Paris
Cache Valley
Rich County
Pres Roya
Wetker
Germany
Bloomington News Informs Of Local Visits And Sports
Local items note Prof J C Thomas and family visiting from Salt Lake on way home from Yellowstone. Mrs J W Starkey returns to Boise after a visit. Mrs Ella Newman and sons travel from Salt Lake to see her mother Mrs George Osmond. Mrs Parley Pederson and baby Virginia from Logan visit Bloomington. Pedersen formerly Miss Wyona Dunford. New baby girl born to Mr and Mrs J M Ward. Bloomington defeat Laketown 56 to 13 in a recent ball game. Chautauqua program praised by attendees. Mrs Painter of Oakley Wyoming visiting relatives. Mrs Emma Thornock heads to Idaho Falls for a visit. Operations noted for an ulcer case. Mrs John Stoner of Cokeville visiting. Fall and winter knitwear and garments advertised.
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Ella Newman
Royal and
Harvey
Salt Lake
Impressive Funeral Held at Georgetown for Peter Larsen
A large crowd gathered Sunday in Georgetown for funeral services for Peter Larsen a pioneer and faithful Latter Day Saint who immigrated from Sweden. The Montpellix stake presidency presided and Mrs George Taylor of this city attended with Mr Larsen being noted as a grandfather.
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Georgetown
Nols
Peter Larsen
Sweden
Montpellix
Larsen
George Taylor
Road Safety Rules From The Country Roads
Public advice emphasizes cautious driving on rural roads with guidance to keep left hand on a steady wheel, brake slowly, and watch for pedestrians. It urges motorists to assist stranded drivers, park with space, dim headlights at night, share the road with trucks, and follow local rules for the safety of all.
New Soviet Time Card Delays Montpelier Train Service
The U S S R issues a new time card effective August 2. The Paris to Montpelier train schedule remains mostly the same with one change delaying Montpelier afternoon service to 2 10. Main line trains Nos 27 and 38 are discontinued and No 6 arrives at 8 20 instead of 8 05, with local service altered accordingly.
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Paris
Montpelier
Dr Hotten Returns After Two Years Absence
Dr Hotten returns to Paris after two years away seeking relief for health issues. He previously practiced in Paris, then traveled to California and Honolulu covering about 15000 miles. He underwent several surgeries for cancer and kidney trouble including one at sea on his voyage home. He has specialized in sub abdominal diseases and may open offices here later.
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TA. Hotten
Paris
Hotten
California
Honolulu
Ravalnng
Ben
Mid Ocean
Dr. Hotten
Harding Bros Engineers and Contractors Surveyors
Harding Bros engineers and contractors provide surveying, engineering estimates, and reservoir designs. Reported in Menineter Idaho as a general construction firm serving local projects.
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Generete Construction
Menineter
Idaho
Proceedings Summary Fragment on Financial Items
Partial OCR fragment outlines monetary figures and lines of items, mentioning various cents and dollars. It lists multiple amounts such as 22.60 62.60 75.00 16.00 28.75 57.50 and 121.60, suggesting a ledger of expenditures or settlements without readable names or dates.
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Derricott
Familiere
Br. Schmidt
Yaks Bate
Harding
Kunz Evereee
Fis
Kunz
McMurr UY San Ee
Darrcottt
Parker
Ereage Ae
Imo
Dayton
Plede's Ee
sorFen
Hob Crane
Artachi
Bartsch
Mn Jewett
Ig Bacon
Labor
Bos OU
Hisveland
Widley
Misty Asherat
Il Lee
My Defield
Wee
Petérgot
Ellis
John Ee
L. Ciy
PBR
Fevoland
Chase Pystensen
Les Eiso Fea Bererernnes
Lang OT Eee
Qscaj Bugmire
Eose Ae Oy
Boot Aeeaae
Fee Tem
Epee
Arthurindley
Sidney Pagmire
Chacays Ployd
Cas
Pi Lindsay
Sia Leonard
Loyd
Heber
Pagmire
W. Wintley
Paceale le Ps Eeeer
Johattson
Ol Bley
Donee Erne Allred
Ornock—Awas
Freds Opsen Rave
Georichaelson Ea Eee Ae
Ornock
Frankeompson
Hugh
uBloy
Sgreseves
Lerels
Edward Sschler
Romafiag
ePollick
Wa i-Fschler
Elwood
Chohars
Theo
Baneraiel
Hamiet
Mumford Ates Ross
George Ack Ree
Lester
George
Banks
Elmay Brown
Seeeages
Fred O. _Boehme
Thornton Se Bagte
Dave’ Biykdullar
Bacon
Emerson—Géorggeorge
Herzog
Eestor
Nne Cc
Shupe Tee Lee J.hérz Bevere
Reynold
Hirschi Tener
John-Mont
W. EL .Hirecht
Seeree Leroy
Missionary pair return home from Australian mission
The report notes Bryson Cook and Lewis Budge, who left over two years ago to serve missions in Australia, have returned home last week. They express satisfaction with their work and good health, while recounting travel back together after their two years away.
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Bryson Cook
Lewis Budge
Gossip's costly tongue morals degrade all who listen
A fragment urges caution about gossip and its harmful social impact. It compares gossip to a poison that corrupts by spreading rumors, condemning those who hear and repeat it, and stresses the erosion of human kindness when tongues wag.
Reader letter from D L Sargent on Farm Bureau work
A Cedar City reader in Utah expresses appreciation for the Paris Post and support for Bear Lake County coverage. The note mentions Farm Bureau agents and officers and includes a subscription payment. A government board extends adjournment to August 16 1921 at 10 am in a closing line by Chairman Wm R Morgan.
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Paris
Idaho
Wallace
The
Post
Bear Lake County
Farm Bureau
Puch
Bissegger
Wm. R. Morgan
Commission meets for tax review and cancels 1921 taxes
The Board of Equalization session on July 26 1921 includes Chairman Morgan and Commissioners Hart Sullivan with Sheriff Budge and Assessor Dunn. Nielsen Jones Furn Co appeals overassessment but no reductions given. The board cancels Thomas Caldwell 1921 taxes and adjourns sine die.
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Gorenzo-Kung
W. Herzogd
Milford Herzog
Henry Hirschi Eeeeeseer
John Kunzee
Fritz Fluckiger
Eee
Ralph Perkins Byrodn- Nelson
Mark Dunnsn
David Barkdull
Carson Walker Prieree
Martin, Freeman
J. Sizemor
Leonard Bacon
Ened
Ray Smart
Dsesreese
Alvin N. Kunz
Horace Kunz Eeenae Peat
jRobt
Beenitrd
Bacon- Paren -Darrell-Welke
R. Co
Coal & Lumber*Co
Meat Lumber
Wim. R. Morgan
James Dunn
Stanley Howell
Paris
L. French
Thelma Budge
Treas
Aeeae
Amy Munk
M. H. Brsce
Sam L. Lewis
Ralph Perkins
Wédea
William George Sereescasser
Wesley Dodge
J. H. Ofc Hard
Ees
Esse Ees
Hi. C. Bagley
Seeeeees
Weree Waver Ree
Chris Gerber
Willam Banks
Rre
Vern Banks
Lyle Bissegger
Teeee
Elmo Brown
Eae Bees
Harold ‘Shyupe
Jim Winn
Bases Ceues
Eequalization
Wm. T. Morgan
A. A. Hart
R. A. Sullivan
Jas.Dunn
Arthur Budge
Thor C. Nielsen
J. W. Jones
Nielsen-Jones Furn. Co
Thomas Caldwell
Wm. R. Morgan
Silas L. Wright
City finances road advertising on Emigration to Paris
Arrow signs placed along Emigration road directing travelers to Paris and Bear Lake resorts. City funds the signs and four 8x16 boards installed at Liberty Ovid Ideal Beach Sage Wyoming and Bear Lake crossings. Tourists report confusion leading to misrouted trips. signs aim to guide visitors to Bear Lake resorts via Paris.
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Paris
Anne-From
Sage
Wyoming
Liberty
Ovid
Ideal Beach
Bear Lake
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Mabey
Bloomington News
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Mr. Thomas
Pellowstone
J. W. Starkey
Boise
Loneta Dunford
J. M. Ward
Laketown
Oakley, Wyo
Emma_Thornock
Idaho Falls
John Stoner
Cokeville
Mra
Fred Huckvale
David Minson
Ings
Harding Bros
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Eeeeven
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Von
Stafford
c.Cleveland
Shoriff
hear_belce
Daane
Paris Post
D. L. Sargent
Cedar-City
Board OF Equalization
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