Farmers Begin Second Hay Cut in Liberty County
Farmers in Liberty section started Tuesday to harvest their second crop of alfalfa hay. They anticipate three crops this year.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
6
Farmers in Liberty section started Tuesday to harvest their second crop of alfalfa hay. They anticipate three crops this year.
Miss Marion M. Hepworth reports 5 618 women attended five Idaho women s vacation camps this summer nearly matching 5 900 for six camps in 1931. Camps were at Kooskia Starkey Hot Springs Fish Haven Bear Lake Pond s lodge near Yellowstone Hauser lake. A new record of 524 registered for Fish Haven s three day session and over 1000 attended evening meetings.
Justice Alfred Budge of Idaho Supreme Court Elder Richard R Lyman and Elder Joseph P Merrill met in Salt Lake for a reunion recalling a farewell dinner at Ann Arbor years ago. The three, once Michigan classmates, now held prominent roles in law engineering and education.
St Charles reports Mrs Soren Nelson very ill with relapse, sons Clifford and Nels called from Cokeville. Howard Wilks of Afton died in Pocatello after appendicitis. his funeral proceeded from Montpelier to Afton, burial beside his mother. Attendees included Ernest and Alfred Wilks, Lizzie Jensen, Mina Pugmire, and others. Ed Wilks, former local resident, is noted. Local gatherings include birthday celebrations for Darrell Booth and Runea Pugmire, a surprise for Erma Rich, and a Salt Lake trip by the Pugmire and Bunderson families. Greta Rich visited Paris. A humor note shows Blind Rastus tested by experts with a radio quip.
Gossip is a personal confession of malice or imbecility that the young should shun. It spreads in country neighborhoods, wrecks churches, makes neighbors enemies for life, and becomes a chronic, incurable disease. The text urges avoiding slander as it violates the commandment not to bear false witness.
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