Legion Deplores Veterans Legislation Delays
The Bear Lake post of the American Legion in Minnesota reports John Thomas Taylor letter to Representative Mypusie criticizing a four month delay in the joint veterans committee’s work. The note warns of insufficient time to study complex laws affecting veterans and dependents and urges thorough, fair analysis before any cuts or policy changes.
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Joint Congressional Committee
Congress
Bear Lake
American Legion
John Thomas Taylor
Legion
National Legislative Committee
Mypuisie
Alabama
House
Taylors
Joint Veterans' Committee
Joint Committee
Borah Declines Endorsement for Hoover or Roosevelt
Senator William E. Borah said he would be very much in evidence in the coming campaign and planned to speak on international issues. He refused to endorse either Herbert Hoover or Franklin D. Roosevelt and would not declare support for any other leaders.
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Borah
Mr. Hoover
Roosevelt
Humphreys Family Hold Reunion at Bear Lake
Descendants of John Hyrum George and Saml Humphreys, England natives who settled near Bear Lake in Utah after leaving England in 1853, gathered for their second annual reunion. Ninety attended including Saml Humphreys and family, James Humphrey, Oliver Humphreys, CR Humphreys of Logan and Sarah Passey of Star Valley. Oldest attendee was 69 year old Hattie Shepherd of Sharon. A dinner preceded installation of officers Saml Humphreys president O G Humphreys 1st vice Henry Humphreys 3rd vice C BR Humphreys secretary treasurer.
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John
Hyrum
George
Sam’'l Humphreys
England
Bear Lake
Pytaent
Sam'l Himphreys
James Humph
Oliver Humephreys
Shelley
C R. Humphreys
Poison liquor seized near Wallace leads to illness
Shoshone county officers seized a 25 gallon liquor still and five gallons of liquor tested by a Wallace pharmacist. The items contained denatured alcohol and colored matter. The find was made near the old McGillivray ranch on Elk Creek west of Wallace. No arrests were made. Five Kellogg youths were made ill by poisoned liquor.
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Wallace
Shoshone
McGillivray Ranch
Elk Creek
Kellogg
Cokeville L D S Church Installs New Officers
Cokeville Wyoming church reorganizes at a ward conference led by Silas L. Wright and Henry H. Hoff. Orson Bennion and two counselors are released. Reed Dayton becomes presiding elder with Al Simmons as first counsellor. John Taylor to be ordained second counsellor on return from Britain. Glen Bennion performs a vocal solo.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Reed Dayton
al Simmons
John Taylor
Great Britain
Glen Bennion
Salt Lake
Passey Descendants Meet on Bear Lake Shore
Descendants numbering 50 of the late John P. Passey and Mrs. Passey, aged around 80, held a Bear Lake shore reunion at Fish Haven. Attendees from Utah and Wyoming included Prof. E. J. Passey of Logan, Parley Passey of Ogden, and George Passey of Thayne. two sons, Harry and Russell, were absent. Mr. and Mrs. Passey emigrated from England in 1863 and 1864. Mr. Passey died two years ago.
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John P. Passey
Harry
Ogden
Utah
Russell
Gooding
Passey
Bear Lake Valley
England
Stake Conference Set for Paris September 3 4
Bear Lake stake president Roy A. Welker announces a stake conference in Paris on Saturday and Sunday September 3 and 4. The gathering will entail business including the ordination of the Sharon bishopric.
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Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake
Paris
Sharon
John Thomas Sees Good Times Ahead
Senator John Thomas told an Eastern Idaho water users meeting in Idaho Falls that rising commodity prices and strong demand for farm products signal a return to better economic times. He warned against chasing temporary booms and predicted a steady, normal prosperity ahead.
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Idaho Falls
John Thomas
Idaho
Thomas
Albert predicts big turnout at Legion meet in Portland
Idaho's 676 hotel reservations for the national Legion convention in Portland are deemed insufficient by Albert F. Lester, state ad jutant, amid 8000 Legionnaires and Auxiliary members. Six hotels serve sleeping rooms and a seventh for headquarters, with deposits and $2 registration fees sent to the state.
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Lester F. Albert
Atate
Idaho
National Legion Convention
Portland
Atlanta Mine Producing Three Thousand Daily
Boise Aug 7 Atlanta's gold production is running from 2000 to 93000 daily according to Stewart Campbell state mine inspector The mine is operated by the St Joe Lead company in the district for four years One man worked all winter in development and mill installation The mill now handles 200 tons daily with value from 12 to 16 dollars per ton Most shipments of concentrate go to bullion.
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Boise
Atlanta
Stewart Campbell
St. Joe Lead Company
Mendraden
Rich Family Holds Two Day Reunion at Bear Lake
Descendants of Apostle Charles C. Rich gathered for a two day reunion at Lakota on Bear Lake with Judge Jesse P. Rich of Logan in charge. The event featured sports a general meeting and other entertainment. Officers were re elected Abel Rich president Joseph Linford vice president and Mrs Gertrude Price secretary. In sports the great grandsons defeated the grandsons in a baseball game. Sunday talks were given by Mrs Ida Strong Mrs Leslie Cole Joseph Linford Mrs Louke B Pug mire Mrs Asa Bergeson and Mrs Abel C Rich.
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Charles C.rich
Lakota
Bear Lake
Jesse P. Rich
Logan
Abel Rich
Brigham City
Joseph
Linford
St Charles
Gertrude Price
Paris
Ida Strong
Ealt Lake
Leslie Cole
Joseph Linford
Louké B. Pugmire
St. Charles
Asa Bergeson
Smithfield
Abel C. Rich
Brewer Named Rexburg Store Manager On August First
Rexburg announces Stanley Brewer formerly with Safeway is assigned as Rexburg store manager beginning August 1. Mrs Wilding and her husband are on vacation before his transfer to another district. The Brewers and their family have moved from Shoshone where he managed the Safeway there.
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Rexburg
Stanley Brewer
Safeway
George Wilding
Wilding
Mrs. Brewer
Shoshone
Brewer
Bachelors in Weldo Courted by Fifty Widows in Idaho
A Weldo Idaho village report says about 60 widows seek Idaho men and advertise this by letter to the Boise chamber of commerce. The missive from one widow outlines marriage conditions and requests help in starting correspondence with suitable Idaho bachelors.
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Boise
Idaho
bach_elors
Weldo
Ark
City Chamber of Kommerce
Stake Relief Society Conference Slated for August 31
The Bear Lake stake will hold the Stake Relief Society conference in the tabernacle Sunday August 31 with a public meeting at 2 o clock. The Union meeting set for that date will be postponed to the following Sunday and general board members from Salt Lake will attend.
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Stake Relief Society
Bear Lake
Tabernacle
General Board
Salt Lake
Bear Lake Montpelier MIA Convention Sunday
Members of the Young Men's and Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Associations of the Bear Lake and Montpelier stakes will meet in a convention at the tabernacle Sunday morning at 9. An outlined program covers stake board, general assembly, department sessions, and various group meetings for executives, era and publicity, scouts, and juniors with reports on ward supervision, Improvement Era, publicity, and reading or project plans.
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Young Men’s and
Young Lawes’ Mutual Improvement Associations
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Tabernacle
General Board For
Stakesé
Word of Wisdom
General Assembly of
Stake and
Trith
Scout Rally Postponed to Saturday in Paris
The Boy Scout Rally planned for Friday evening in Paris has been moved to Saturday evening August 13th. D. C. Watkins Oscar Birkham Mr. Gyles and other scout officials will attend and the public is invited to participate.
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Paris
D. C. Watkins
Oscar Birkham
Mr. Gyles
Cache National Forest Grazing Association reelected officers
Forester reports reelection of officers for the Cache National Forest Grazing Association. T. W. Peterson of Hyrum is president, Joseph Hodges of Logan is vice president, A. D. Allen of Hyrum is secretary, Alfred Kearl of Laketown is treasurer, with directors George Fraser Woodruff Frank Clark Malad and Robert Bryan Ogden serving.
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C. B. Arentson
Cache National Forest Grazing Association
T. W. Peterson
Hyrum
Joseph Hodges
Logan
A. D. Allen
Secertary
Alfred Kearl
Laketown
George Fraser
Woodruff
Frank Clark
Malad
Robert Bryan
Ogden
Ample Water Now Aids Bear Lake Valley Farmers
Water supplies in Bear Lake valley are abundant this year easing summer fears for farmers. Watersheds are well stocked with a larger reserve than in recent years, according to a fresh report.
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Bear Lake Valley
Friends urge Judge Rich to seek Supreme Court nomination
Logan Utah friends of Judge Jesse P Rich push him to enter the Republican nomination for the Supreme Court seat. The judge weighs the matter seriously as supporters offer backing and transportation.
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Logan
Utah
Jesse P. Rich
Supreme Court
Oache
Dunford and Horlacher Marry in Logan Temple
Miss Nellie Dunford daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas L Dunford of this city and William Horlacher of Logan Utah were married in the Logan Temple last week Horlacher recently purchased the Cache Grocery and Meat Co They will reside in Logan Utah Congratulations.
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Nellie Dunford
Jas. L. Dunford
William Horlacher
Logan
Utah
Logan Temple
Father Afraid Son Is Victim Near Salmon River
Grangeville Idaho June 10 Isaac Owens a rancher 12 miles east of Riggins reported to Sheriff Walter Altman that he fears his son Charles Owens is the victim of an accident in the Salmon river country near Riggins. The youth left with provisions for two weeks and has not been heard from since.
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Grangeville
Isaac Owens
Riggins
Walter Altman
Charles Owens
Salmon River
Owens
University of Idaho to Rebuild Dairy Barn
The University of Idaho will spend nine thousand dollars to rebuild the dairy barn damaged by fire last spring. Superintendent R. W. Lind says insurance fully covered the loss and construction will take about two months. Twelve workers will be employed and the design remains largely the same except the roof replaces a bungalow style with a regular type. The old foundation and stations will be reused.
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University of Idaho
R. W. Lind
Idaho
Moscow
Second Ward High Priests Picnic at Paris Flats
Over fifty High Priests wives and widows of High Priests from the Paris Second ward enjoyed a picnic in Paris Flats west of the city yesterday afternoon. The ride up Paris canyon was enjoyed.
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Second Ward
Paris Flats
Paris Second Ward
Paris Canyon
Fielding Rural High Names Teacher Lineup for 1932 33
The Fielding Rural High School board announced Monday that classes will begin September 12 for the 1932 33 year. New and returning teachers have been secured and assigned, with Wilford Price to replace M D Low as chemistry instructor. The staff list includes Wilford Price Rich Hunscher Irwin Jensen Mus Weldon Grandy Vernon Budge Mary Ostlund Edith Funk Claire Lenkersdorfer and Ray Lewis as custodian.
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Fielding Rural High School
Wilford Price
Emerson
The
Agricultural College
Jat Logan
M. D. Low
Montpeleir High
Edith Funk
Claire Lenkersdorfer
Ray Lewis
Notice to contract for 175 acres oats on Hunt Island near Wadboro
Will contract to responsible party binding 175 acres of oats on Hunt Island near Wadboro. Bids requested with twine furnished. Contractor must have good outfit. Bull if. J. R. PUGMIRE, Paris.
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Hunt Island
Wadboro
Henry Stampede Draws Big Crowd At Soda Springs
The Henry stampede and stock men's reunion at Soda Springs attracts a record crowd for the 18th year. Results include Bucking Pat Woods, Cecil Hurley second, Pete Grub third. Calf-roping Irby Mundy first. boys pony Ray Corbett first. various event winners listed with names and placements.
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Henry
Soda Springs
Pat ~ Woods
Tisti Cecil Hurley
Pete Grub
Irby Mundy
Floyd Peters
Frank Emo
Ray Corbett
Leslie Osburn
Dave Campbell
Burl Mulkey
Buck Peterson
Leonard Ward
Lost Boy
Dr. &. H. Davis
Macon
District Court Convenes August 15 in Idaho
Judge Robert M. Terrell calls the district court here for Monday August 15 with cases listed including State of Idaho vs Palmer for sale of intoxicating liquor Ira Peterson vs Howsley foreclosure suits Otto Rohner vs Spencer foreclosure and related matters.
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Robert M. Terrell
State of Idaho
Palmer
Ira Peterson
Howsley
Cherry Tree Bearing Fruit At Four Feet High
The Gazette notes a cherry tree owned by Postmaster J H Mantle blooming in spring and now bearing ripe fruit. The tree stands about four feet tall. The Rinehart Studio has new management as H K Sorenson, with six years of Ely Nevada experience, has purchased the business.
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J.H. Mantle
Gazette
Rinehart
H. K. Sorenson
Ely
Nevada
Gedit
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Albert
Rich Family
Stake Relief Society Conference
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