Sisters Married Same Day Tie Montpelier Couples
Miss Ellen Bagley and Dr H V Flynn of Montpelier wed Tuesday at noon in Pocatello with Judge Robert M Terrell officiating. Attendants included the bride’s mother Mrs Joseph Bagley and sister Isabelle Bagley. The couple planned a motor tour through Montana Oregon Washington, visiting Butte Portland Spokane Seattle with relatives. Isabelle Bagley wed Dr L P Gaether the same day, surprising Mrs Bagley as they left for Blackfoot then on a Montana motor trip. Dr Flynn has run dental parlors in Montpelier for six to seven years and Dr Gaether is a local physician and surgeon.
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Ellen Bagley
H. V. Flynn
Montpelier
Pocatellos
Robert M. Terrell
Joseph Bagley
George
Isabelle
Sb. P. Gaether
Blackfoot
State Educational STEM Raising Standard in Idaho
Nine months show strong county presence at state normal schools in southern Idaho. Reported high quality work and rapid program expansion place Idaho among leaders in educational standards. Summer term expanded to nine weeks with more thorough courses and rising teacher candidates.
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State Normal Schools
Idaho
Largest wheat crop boosts shipments to Midvale and Cambridge
Washington county reports a record wheat yield with an estimated total three times last year’s output. Farmers near Midvale Cambridge and Wallace are moving grain to newly finished rail lines aiding profit despite market prices around 72 cents a bushel. Local buyers say the crop is substantial though not yet thrashed.
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Weiser
Washington County
Midwald
Cambridge
Woleehegs
Houst
Midvale
Idahho
Coler
Idaho
Monarch Mine Law Suit Set For August 18 At Montpelier
Legal notice describes a dispute over the Monarch Mine near St. Charles, with Edgar B. Claud and the Blackstone Mining and Power Co. involved. Case to be heard before U.S. Commissioner M. B. Cherry in Montpelier on August 18, detailing discovery prior to 1891 and subsequent ownership changes.
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Monarch
Montpelier
J. ©. Brown
Ogden
U.-S. Forests Service
Wesh
Monchett
Edgar B. Claud
Oregon
Blackstong Mining & Power Company
U. S
St. Charles Creek
Auxiliary social organization plans community project
Fragmented OCR text mentions an auxiliary society and participation by workers organizations and authorities. It hints at invitations, boards, and a planned presentation to assist communities. Specific names, dates, places, or outcomes are unreadable.
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Reetake
Adigerauthorities
Pshall
Caesapha
Idaho total valuation shows rise of 4.6 million
County auditors report Idaho’s total assessed value for 1921 at 358,120,803 with an overall gain of 4,621,583 over last year. Railways and utilities pressed in disputes over equitable assessments as lawmakers seek to raise low local valuations to support state expenses. Alice Sleight and Mrs. L. T. Hotteen spent the weekend at Ideal Beach. Leaning and Pressing offers fur coats and tailored suits during August.
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Boine
State of
Idaho
State Board of Equaization
Railroads
Alice Sleight
L. T. Hotteen
Ideal Beach
Bear Lake Valley Crop Damage From Tuesday Hailstorm
A severe hailstorm on Tuesday damaged crops in Bear Lake Valley. A Modern Caravan of eighty eight families began a trek from Morough Hall Brooklyn to Bull Idaho to settle on state issued ranches irrigated from reclaimed desert land.
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Bear Lake Valley
Morough Hall
Brooklyn
Bull
Idaho
Storm Devastates Valley Crops and Garden Areas
A severe hail and rain storm swept a valley area causing widespread crop loss. Farmers report 70 to 85 percent damage in Bennington Montpelier and surrounding towns with damaged grain and tied alfalfa fields. Insurance options are suggested as a mitigation for future risks.
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Prescadero
Bennington
Montpelier
St Charles
Garden City
Airdermett
Fielding Academy prepares 1920 21 catalog distribution
The Paris Post reports the Fielding Academy preparing its 1920 21 catalog with changes in faculty and courses. A new strong commercial course including stenography bookkeeping and commercial arithmetic is announced. First year work is eliminated and will be taken up by Emerson school. New typewriters and lab equipment planned for the opening term.
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Paris Post
Fielding Academy
Emerson School
Echool
Bancroft
Wyoming
Smedley Langford Wedding Ties Paris and Montpelier
Miss Lillian Smedley daughter of Mrs. Thomas Smedley married James Monroe Langford of Montpelier last week at McCannon home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Lowry. Bishop R T Hall officiated. The bride, born in Paris, attended local schools. The couple will live in McCammon where Langford has a U S L position.
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Lillian Smedley
Thomas Smedley
James Monroe Langford
Montpelier
R. T. Hall
McCannon
Grant Lowry
Paris
WittenhosCer
Lfe
McCammon
Olive King and Morgan J Rich Married in Logan Temple
Miss Olive King of Liberty and Morgan J Rich of Paris wed in the Logan temple last week and plan to reside in Paris where Rich works as a miller at the Paris Roller Mills. Their friends, with the Post, extend wishes for a happy life together.
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Olive King
Bee Hive Girls and Boy Scouts Observe Achievement Day
Bee Hive girls and Boy Scouts plan an achievement day in Paris on September 21 under Bear Lake Stake mutual direction. The program includes a 10:30 a.m. Stake Tabernacle service with readings and flag history, a 2:00 p.m. parade, and 3:00 p.m. activities on the First Ward grounds with races and demonstrations.
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BEE Hive
Paris
Bear Lake
Brealer
Wild Hay Harvest Yields Record Tons This Year
Farmers clash while loading wild hay in the bottoms as thousands of tons are stacked. The harvest is reported to be the heaviest in years with a strong yield.
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Haere Ag
Old Folks Day Planned at Bear Lake
The Folk's committee announces Bear Lake host site for next week as S. H. Rich chairman says the event will be one of the biggest ever for the elderly.
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Bear Lake
S. H. Rich
Bank Discount Rate Cut Promises Economic Relief
The Federal Reserve banks lowered the discount rate to 5 percent, improving reserves and easing pressure on banks. Analysts say the move unlocks funds for legitimate businesses, boosting hiring as economic activity rebounds and stagnation ends.
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Federal Reserve Banks
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