Bear Lake Pioneer John Windley Reaches 86 in Town Update
St Charles notes mark a busy week with two new arrivals a boy to Pugmire and wife and a girl to Mattson. Sarah A Alfred turns 73 as granddaughter Hazel shares birthday. Visitors descend for the season road improvements near completion and overseer Byron Nelson earns praise. Lionel Pugmire returned with apricots sold quickly.
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Matthew Pugmire
Chauncey Mattson
Sarah A. Alfred
Hazel
Bloomington Socials Highlight Weddings and Visits
Mrs Charlies Painter and children from Oakley Wyoming visit relatives in Bloomington. A wedding shower honors Mrs Bartelle Pug mire formerly Alicia Nelson at the bride’s home. Visitors include Fr W Jarvis Smithfield Utah and family. Maurine Welker Paris weekend guest. James Paterson drove Mr and Mrs Stanley Dunford and Mona Patterson from Salt Lake City. Patterson stays in Salt Lake. Hulme family returned from Logan. A celebration at Roxie and Eline Findlay home for Miss Ruby Palmer and Mr Jesse Floyd wedding. People enjoyed the festivities.
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Charlies Painter
Oakley
Wyoming
Bartelle Pugmire
Alicia Nelson
Maurine Welker
Paris
James Paterson
Stanley Dunford
Salt Lake City
Mona Patterson
Prasten
Patterson
Salt Lake
J. P. Hulme
Logan
Hulme
Me Mary Jane Faylor
Roxie
Eline Findlay
Ruby Palmer
Jesse Floyd
Lanark Community Notes and Events Summary
Mrs Mary Grunder and children visit Lanark then stay with brother Thomas Gambling in Sharon. Lanark senior girls club hears Miss Myrile Davidson on foods and food studies every Friday at 2 80. Officers listed: Mrs Ethel Beck president, Mrs Nina Bborn vice president, Viola Roberts secretary. Amy Shorthill attended Lanark Mutual meeting August 5 with a short pleasing program and good attendance. A bundle shower for Leona Gertch hosted by Mrs John Bunn on August 10 at 1 30. La Vere Findlay, injured yet mobile with crutches, is recuperating. The Bunn Bros Orchestra dance on August 2 drew good crowds.
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Mary Grunder
Lanark
Thomas Gambling
Sharon
Myrile Davidson
Ethel Beck
Nina Bpborn
Viola Roberts
Amy Shorthill
John Bunn
Leona Gertch
la Vere Findlay
B. H. Findlay
Hog Cholera Hits Dingle Hogs With Losses Near $1000
About 100 hogs affected by cholera in the Dingle area this week. Dr. W. E. Dodds of Boise and County Agent Chase Kear lead the response, with guidance to isolate sick pigs and burn carcasses to prevent further spread.
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Dingle
W. E. Dodds
Boise
Bureau of Animal Industry
Chase Kear
Dr. Todds
Card of Thanks for Lou Kelsey
The Kelsey family expresses gratitude for the kindness service sympathy and flowers shown during the illness and death of Lou Kelsey husband father and brother. Mrs L R Kelsey Mr and Mrs Robert Kelsey and family thank friends for support.
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Lou
L. R. Kelsey
Robert Kelsey
Montpelier to Build New LDS Chapel
Excavation work began Monday in the Fourth ward on South High Street for a new one story LDS chapel measuring 70 by 60 feet. Work is rapidly pushed to complete the project before winter.
County Assessor Warns On Vehicle Licenses And Tax
Instructions from the Secretary of State urge car owners to license and pay personal property tax for 1923. Unlicensed or stored vehicles may incur penalties if not renewed or assessed. James Dunn, County Assessor, advices compliance to avoid penalties.
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Secretary of State
James Dunn
Independent Gas promotes cheaper gasoline with road tax
Last year gas sold for 35c a gallon with no road tax. This year Independent Gas & Oil Co offers 28c per gallon plus a 2c road tax, saving 1c per gallon to customers. State that the fuel will make cars more contented and easier to run.
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Independent Gas & Oil Co
Kidnapper Convicted Sentenced in Idaho Court
Eb a Tradison pleaded guilty to kidnapping and was sentenced by Judge Robert E Terrell to 1 to 26 years in the Idaho State Penitentiary Boise. Montpelier officers had arrested him ten days earlier as he tried to pass through the city en route to Cheyenne from Soda Springs with a fourteen year old girl. Traveling guard Whitman arrived with the prisoner and departed with him.
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Montpelier
Wille
Cheyenne
Wyo
Soda Springs
Robert E. Terrell
Boise
Whitman
Farm Bureau Leader Sees Optimism For Agriculture
J W Coverdale, secretary of the American Farm Bureau Federation, told Western state Farm Bureaus at Salt Lake that US agricultural conditions show rising optimism. He urged wheat storage and cooperative marketing to stabilize prices, praised recent wheat legislation, and highlighted Utah marketing plans and local unit incorporation as steps toward stronger farming interests.
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United States
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. W. Coverdale
American Farm Bureau
Salt Lake
Coverdale
America
T.¢ Winn
Nephi
Utah
H. Morrell
California Farm Bureau Federation
Benjamin Brown
Utah Poultry Producers’ Incorporated
Chicago
Utah State Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Box Elder Journal
I ll Kick Him In The Slats
A reader asks why after seventeen years of companionship a young man gives no clear sign of romance and the column advises a bold response. Another asks why a handsome witty trombonist cannot win affection. the answer suggests the trombone playing as a possible barrier.
Lighting Your Farmhouse Kitchen With Electric Illumination
Engineers from General Electric urge farm kitchens adopt centralized high ceiling lighting with dense opal glass reflectors to eliminate shadows and provide steady illumination. They argue electric lighting brings cheerful meals beyond kerosene or gas, especially where current is available.
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General Electric Company
Shadows Are Not Wanted In The Kitchen Lighting
A vintage guide condemns unshaded ceiling lights in kitchens noting they cast shadows and strain eyes. It recommends centered 75 or 100 watt Mazda lamps, wall brackets, drop lights, glass shades, and wall switches for main lights plus pull chains for others. Convenience outlets near fixtures aid appliance use and a red cellar light reminds to switch off downstairs lights.
Farmers Find Easy Battery Recharging With Tungar Charger
Farm families using vacuum tube radio sets can recharge storage batteries without leaving the house thanks to the Tungar battery charger. Developed by General Electric for cars, it now saves farmers time by recharging six and twelve-volt batteries at various amperages, with optional attachments for A and B batteries.
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General Electric Company
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John Windley
Bear Lake
Lionel Pugmire
Brigham City
Byron Nelson
Bloomington
Fr. W. Jarvis
Smithfield
A, E
George Jarvis
Forest Reed
Salt
Wada Shepherd
Wada Jacobson
Bunn Bros
Cra
E. F. Guyon
M.D
Aiter Bros
Montpelier, Idaho
State Penitentiary
Farmers Produce CO
DR. J. Wiley Hooper
Brennan & Davis Bldg
Box 508
Pocatello
HE. Coles Company Incorporated
Hall
Be, J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Continental Fire Insurance Co
Earl Shepherd
A. L. Chilton
The
Pocatello Optical Co
Stucks
Trombone
Sacco
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