Convention Program Schedule for Stake Conference
A detailed timetable lists public and private Mormon stake events. Activities include joint stake board meetings, Relief Society sessions, Y M M I A and Y L M I A boards, M I A interviews, Sunday school planning, M L A sessions, Primary association board meetings, music committees, quarterly conference, and recreation committees. Meetings occur at Paris 1st ward, Paris 2nd ward, and the tabernacle with specified times Saturday and Sunday.
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Tabernacle
Stake
Paris 1St Ward
Relief Society
Tabernacle Vestry
Paris
Paris and Ward Meeting House
Paris 2Nd Ward
Relief Society Stake
Ss M. I. A
Primary Association
M. L A
Hishoprics
Ward M. L. A
Ward
M. I. A. Tabernacle
Skeleton Found Along State Highway North of Paris
Road workers uncover a nearly buried skeleton while resurfacing the highway between Paris and Ovid. Authorities believe the remains are of an Indian boy about sixteen, buried over fifty years ago when the area was unsettled and largely inhabited by tribes. The grave was gradually exposed as earth was removed during road construction.
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Paris
Ovid
Bear Lake
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Father and Husband
The Parker family wishes to thank all who aided us during illness and death of our father and husband. We gratefully acknowledge the beautiful floral offerings and expressions of sympathy from friends and neighbors. Mrs. John Parker and family.
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Wilde
John ‘Parker
Grain Farmers in Paris Ahead With Heavy Yields
Grain farmers in Paris and vicinity began harvesting Monday morning with reports of very heavy yields per acre. Much of the grain is ripe and shells easily when handled.
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Paris
Election data for voters general outlines campaign dates
A historical notice lists key election dates from August to November including county and state committee meetings August 16, 19, 20, and 26, filing deadlines, candidate publication, and absentee ballot timelines. It also mentions general election day November 4 and registration closing at 9 p.m. November 1.
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Central
State Central
Sue
Registration_& co
Elec
Global U S wheat crop seen at record lows in years
Chicago report shows the U S wheat crop at 693 million bushels the smallest since 1917 with only limited domestic use and a sizable export potential abroad. Analysts note reduced spring wheat acreage and drought in Russia may affect world supply and prices.
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Gerald Miller
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Washington
Birthday celebration at family residence honors 62nd anniversary
A Monday birthday party at a family residence honored a husband turning 62. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wins B. Stucki, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stucki, Mrs. Clara Stuck, Mrs. Jang Stucki, Mrs. Clara Stuck, and Misses Margaret Rosina Lillian, with chicken supper and games.
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Charles
B. Stucki
Ezra
Stuck
Vand
Jospeh Stucki
Stucki
Charles ‘Cole
Richfield
Utah
Jang
Drafting him sparks debate in Progressive ticket talk
Night session reveals clamor over nominating a senatorial hopeful. Sentiment appears split across counties and party organs while a third party backed by labor groups gains traction. A separate notice reports the death of Bishop D. McBride from a razor incident at his Blue Creek home.
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Rime
Progressive Activi
F Kaig
National Co Progréssive Party
Senate
Deka
Cassia
Jeromé
Coln
Twin Falls
Jeffersey Bouth
East
Kootenai
Brigham City
Utah
D. McBride
Idenion Church
Blue Creek
Hay price fears loom over sheep counties report
A fragmented report notes hay crop prospects and prices for Idaho and surrounding areas. It cites forecasts of a normal hay crop but warns hay could rise to 8 dollars per ton if sheep market demand drives costs. Local bankers, ranchers, and veterinarians discuss supply, quarantine impacts, and financial strain across counties.
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Ithe
Ublica- Ets
SR Pepikn
Bear Lake County
Lanark Farmers Improve Road For Muddy Road Travel
Lanark residents cut down a hill and rebuilt a road near the meeting house to ease mud season travel. Arthur Eboney and family welcomed a baby girl, while the stork visited Joseph Beck and Joseph Parker with newborns. Arthur Bloom and Melvin Pastley work on the Paris Ovid highway.
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Lanark
Jopelow
Arthur Eboney
Stork
Joseph Beck
Joseph Parker
Birl
Arthur Bloorn
Melvin Pastley
Paris
Ovid
Davis Denies Ku Klux Klan Membership
New York August 7 John W Davis Democratic presidential nominee says in a public letter he never was a member of the Ku Klux Klan. The reply came after a question raised by editor Devere Allen of World Tomorrow regarding Klan ties. Davis emphasizes a direct denial and expresses a desire to avoid misinterpretation or dispute.
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New York
John W. Davis
Ku Klux Klan
Mr. Davis
Devereallen
World ‘Tomorrow
Thomas J. Spellacy
Davis Eastern Capaign
Allen
Davis
Au Klux
Boston
Car runs off grade and occupants injured in Utah incident
A northbound car with Pete Sederberg a California cement contractor and two Star Valley passengers ran off the grade near Fish Haven Utah. The vehicle rolled twice and sustained heavy damage. Mia Sederberg suffered facial cuts while the driver, exhausted from driving all night, lost control. The party was returning to Salt Lake City. the car later purchased in wrecked condition by St Charles Auto Co.
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Pete Sederberg
Calif
Star Valley
Wyo
Fish Haven
Mia
Sederberg
Salt Lake
Commissioners Meet in Paris for County Board Session
Chairman Ed. C. Rich of Montpelier and Commissioners Wm. R. Morgan of Liberty and John A. Hunt of St. Charles attended the Paris meeting Monday. They canvassed recent primary votes and handled additional county business.
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Ed. C. Rich
Montpelier
Wm. R. Morgan
Liberty
John A. Hunt
St. Charles
Paris
Board of County Commissioners
Bloomington News Local visits and short returns
Miss Hattie Welker returned Sunday from Salt Lake City where she has been visiting relatives for a month and enjoyed herself immensely. Miss June Welker recently returned from Meridian and has accepted a position there. Mrs. H W Hall and her son from Pocatello are visiting local relatives and friends.
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Hattie Welker
Salt Lake City
June Welker
Meridian
Delegates to Idaho State Conventions Cut for 1926
Boise Aug 9 Old line parties lose delegates in apportionment for August 16 state conventions. Republicans drop from 202 in 1922 to 127, Democrats from 110 to 96. Idaho Progressives rise from 34 to 89. Socialist party not included in first issue but entitled to one delegate per county where primary was not held.
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Boise
Idaho
Socialist Party
Oneida County Primary Draws Large Vote in Malad
In Malad Aug 9 Oneida county held a lively primary with higher turnout than expected. The most contested race was county attorney on the Republican ticket where T. B. Ray the present attorney defeated John Clark and Joshua Evans for a substantial plurality as no Democratic or Progressive candidate opposed.
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Malad
Oneida County
T. B. Ray
John Clark
Joshua Evans
New Doctor to Locate in This City
Dr. C. A. Lindquist and family of Logan Utah have secured rooms at the Browning building and are coming to Paris to locate. He graduated from Jefferson Medical School Philadelphia with MD 1923 and interned at Cooper Hospital Camden New Jersey. He served with the 116th Sanitary Corp at Camp Kearney and trained at Camp Pike. Mrs. Lindquist is a Philadelphia girl and Coombs Conservatory of music graduate.
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C. A. Lindquist
Logan
Utah
Browning Building
Paris
Lindquist
G. W. Lindquist
Jefferson Medical School
Philadelphia
Cooper Hospital
Camden
N. J
the .S
116Th Sanitary Corp
Camp Kearney
Cal
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Arkansas
Coombs Conservatory of Music
Idaho Demands Reduction for Cheaper Gas
The piece argues gas prices vary widely across the United States with Idaho charging 28 to 30 cents while the Midwest pays 15 cents. It urges motorists to organize, boycott if needed, and press for state action to curb gouging and support anti trust enforcement. It notes investigations ordered by President Coolidge and Attorney General Stone and calls for broader government inquiry into oil distribution.
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Nebraska
Points
Middle West
West Coast
Paris
Idaho
Middle West Points
United States
Coolidge
Stone
Federal Trade Commission
South Dakota
Intermountain
Great West
Precinct Committeeman Meeting Called in Bear Lake County
Republican precinct committeemen elected in Bear Lake County are summoned to meet at the county courthouse in Paris on Saturday August 1 at 12 o'clock noon to reorganize the County Central Committee and elect three new chairman and secretary plus other officers as needed. James Olsen, Chairman.
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Bear Lake County
Paris
County Central Committee
Togther
James Olsen
Rain Falls in Bear Lake County Valley
Rain fell in the Bear Lake County valley Wednesday evening, showering the ground as the storm lasted about a half hour. Strong rainfall likely caused brief localized flooding in low-lying areas.
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Bear Lake
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