Cattlemen Weigh Cooperatives Marketing Plan
Meetings with stockmen last week discussed cooperative marketing of cattle. J R Howard of the Federal Farm Board, M cFarland of the Utah Horse and Cattle Association, and W W Owen of the Utah Extension Service spoke. further meetings were scheduled for August 22 at Paris Courthouse and August 23 at Montpelier City Hall to inform producers and decide on next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Howard
Federal Farm Board
McFarland
Utah Horse and Cattle Association
W. W. Owen
Utah Extension Service
Court
Paris
Montpelier
Weston Family Reunion Celebrates 60th Anniversary
In baketown on August 11 1930 Weston family members gathered to honor Nehemiah and Roseanns Gifford Weston and their descendants in a day of programs, banquets, dancing, games and social events. Special guests Bishop G H Rob inson Joseph Irwin Hyrum Nebeker and Luther B Reed attended with spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehemiah
Roseanns Gifford Weston
Baketown
George G
Louisa
Joseph
John
Samuel
Anna
Mercy
Melinda
Mary
Linda Lamborn
Laketown
Mary Crowther
Malad
Idaho
G. H. Robinson
Joseph Irwin
Hyrum Nebeker
Luther B. Reed
Joseph Robinson
Club Boys Sweep at Caribou County Sheep Show
Bear Lake county sheep club boys dominated the Caribou County show in Soda Springs on August 14, taking top spots across ram lambs ewe lambs aged ewes and yearling categories. A yearling ewe was disqualified for a defective udder highlighting strict judging as local breeders praise Hampshire sheep and youth participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County Sheep Club
Caribou County Sheep Club
Soda Springs
Our Boys
Hampshire
Wuthrick, 21, Montpelier Youth Dies After Illness
Carl Wuthrick son of Mr and Mrs Saml Wuthrick of Montpelier died last night after a several day illness with sinus trouble causing an abscess of the brain. He was employed at the Frank Jones Market for years and is survived by several brothers and sisters. The note mentions the St Charles Cave renamed Minatonka Cave, with the old name buried last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qarl Wuthrick
Carl Wuthrick
Sam'l Wuthrick
Montpelier
Frank Jones Market
Ada delegates fully pledged in Idaho governor race
Ada county convention pledged its 24 delegates to Byron Defenbach for governor and to W. E. Borah for U S senator, with Raymond L. Givens for supreme court. Boise reports. NAMPA notes Canyon County Republicans name an uninstructed delegation to the state convention next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Ada County
Byron Defenbach
W. E. Borah
United States
Raymond L. Givens
Nampa
John McMurray
Canyon County
Mc Murray Leads Bannock County in Idaho GOP Delegation
Bannock county will send John Mc Murray with 13 votes to the Idaho State Republican convention at Idaho Falls on August 26 for Idaho governor. Delegates instructed to support Alfred Budge for Supreme Court judge and E. G. Gallett for state auditor. Co R Baum elected central committeeman over H J Swanson. The Bannock delegation will vote as a unit per majority wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
John McMurray
Bannock County
Idaho Pass
Idaho
Alfred Budge
Supreme Court
E. G. Gallett
Co. R. Baum
H. J. Swanson
Gillis and Wilson Endorsed in Twin Falls Conventions
In Twin Falls county two citizens were endorsed as gubernatorial candidates. Republicans backed Attorney General W. D. Gillis of Filer with county delegation support, while Democrats instructed delegates with seven votes for Asher B. Wilson of Twin Falls. Republicans also elected thirty delegates to the state convention, pledged for Borah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Twin Flls County
W. D. Gillis
Filer
Twin Falls County
Asher B. Wilson
Borah
William E. Borah
Anc
Hunters urged to avoid shooting at movement to prevent accidents
Carlos Avery president of the American Game Protective Association warns hunters nationwide to cooperate with officials and conservation groups. He urges not to shoot at movement or sound and to unload guns during rests, ensuring a clear line of sight to game and preventing accidental shootings before the 1930 hunting season opens. He emphasizes safety and responsibility in hunting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Avery
American Game Protective Association
Mr. Avery
Mail Order Catalogs Flood Bear Lake Area
The annual flood of mail order catalogs is due to arrive in Bear Lake county within ten days. A total of 1650 pounds of books, in thirty mail sacks, was distributed by the post office of a neighboring town. Merchants should mount advertising campaigns to protect trade from mail order houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
May Declares Candidacy for State Treasurer Nomination
Power county will field a candidate for nomination for a state office for the first time in years. Joseph E. May, a local wheat rancher, will have his name submitted to the state Republican convention at Idaho Falls on August 26 for the post of state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Power County
Vyoseph E. May
Idaho Falls
Stucki Takes Horses to Boise for Fair Races
William B. Stucki local owner of two race horses and a noted sportsman with his wife plans to depart later this week for Boise where his horses will compete in the fair races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. B. Stucki
Boise
Bear Lake Republicans Rebuild Delegates at McMurray Convention
Bear Lake county Republicans held a county convention to elect delegates to the Idaho Falls state convention on August 26. W W Clark was named chairman and W Smith Hoge secretary, with eight delegates selected and alternates chosen. The platform endorsed the state administration, county officers, and Alfred Budge for Supreme Court, plus pledges on economy and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
W W Clark
W.smith Hoge
F M. Williams
T. L. Ausfin
Katie Hoff
Rbrner
H. H. Broomhead
J R. Pugmire
J. W. Arnold
Agolations
A. W. Shepherd
J. Ll. Quarker
Roy A. Welker
Geo. F. Ashley
J. R. Pugmire
J. L. Dunford
H. B. Whitman
A. J. Winters
E. D. Hymes
Alfred Budge
Supreme Court
State of
Idaho
Nenecho
MPR
Bear Lake County
Idaho Republicans Back Hoover Administration Endorses State Leaders
The resolutions committee endorses national administration and President Hoover for leadership during stress. It commends congressmen Borah Thomas Smith and Burton French for supporting national legislation benefiting Idaho. The report also backs Governor Baldridge and state officials, noting neglect of county roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wm. E. Borah
John Thomas
Addison T. Smith
Burton
L. French
Idaho
H. ©. Baldridge
Idaho 1931 License Plates Adopt Black Background
Idaho motorists will use white numbers on a black plate in 1931. The department of law enforcement announced a bid of 133000 sets from Indiana State Prison at 9.66 cents per pair, down from 10.24 cents in 1930, saving about 1500 dollars due to lower steel prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Department of Law Enforcement
Indiana State
Republican County Central Committee organizes meeting and officers
A county GOP meeting elected two year officers including W. Smith Hoge as chairman, Dr O Moore as secretary, and F Price as treasurer. The precinct committeeman elected at the recent primary will serve as the committee. The session was held Tuesday with the precinct committeemen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
W. Smith Hoge
O. Moore
Lions of Cokeville Erect Billboard for Yellowstone Route
A Cokeville billboard west of Sage guides travelers to the main highway and south entrance to Yellowstone. The sign notes the Old Oregon Trail loop crossing tracks to Bear Lake Paris and return at Montpelier, promising helpful guidance to visitors.
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Lions
Cokeville
Sage
Main Highway
Yellowstone
Bear Lake
Paris
Montpelier
Road route clubs promote canyon route to Salt Lake Highway
Civic clubs from McCammon to Paris post notices at Old Oregon Trail and Salt Lake Highway junction to guide travelers. The effort aims to boost business and tourism on Lava Bancroft Soda Springs Montpelier Paris resorts, with fish and game clubs pushing for a federal state fish hatchery. Studies on St Charles Canyon aim to establish a national monument with local towns St Charles and Fish Haven involved.
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McCammon
Paris
Oregon Trail
Salt Lake Highway
Lava
Bancroft
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Resorts
Bloomington
St Charles
Fish Haven
St. Charles Canyon
McMurray Endorsed by Malad G O P at County Convention
Malad Idaho. John McMurray was endorsed for governor Alfred Budge for justice of the supreme court and J Tovey for state treasurer at the Republican county convention held at the courthouse Tuesday evening. Delegates elected to the state convention at Idaho Falls include Ed Vaughn Clyde Hanson Hyrum W Jones John W Clark Jedd Jones Jr T E Ray J W Blaisdell W S Hall and Frederickson. J H Dredge named state committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malad
John McMurrany
Alfred Budge
Opening Day Set as Fielding High Registra tion Includes 9 Staff Names
Fielding High School schedules opening day for September 15 with Principal M D Low announcing heavy enrollment expected after last year’s peak. Parents urged to ensure early registration and housing plans. teaching staff listed includes Morris D Low Daniel C Rich Helen Anderson Deane Bennion Irwin Jensen Rudolph Church Thomas Green Rhoda Evans J Edward Davis.
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The
Fielding High School
M. D. Low
Morris D. Low
Daniel OC. Rich
Helen Anderson
Deane Bennion
Irwin Jensen
Rudolph Church
Thomas Green
Rhoda Evans
J. Edward Davis
Democrats to Support Ross for Governor in State Convention
Nine delegates and nine alternates were elected to attend the state convention at St. Anthony on Tuesday evening August 26. They were instructed to vote for Mayor Ben Ross of Pocatello for Governor, with delegates holding one third vote and voting as a unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony
Ben Ross
Pocatello
F. T. Shepherd
Atty
Darwin—Haddock
Ola Transtrum
F. L. Cruikshank
Atty W. J. Ryan
Charles E. Harris
E. Rich
J. F. O'Connor
Asa Athay
Sam Tunks
W Louis Perkins
Sam Matthews
W J Hunter
Thomas Miller
Matthew Pugmire
John T. Peterson
Parker Family Reunion Held at Fish Haven
The Parker family gathered at Fish Haven Ausint 8th with Rose Parker Norris of Randolph Utah as the oldest member. Attendees came from Utah western and upper Idaho. A 2 30 p m program featured speeches songs and readings. The next Parker Reunion is set for June 26 Mrs John Parker Sr birthday. Boating and swimming followed an evening of enjoyment.
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Fish Haven
Ausinst
Rose Parker Norris
Randolph
Utah
Western
Idaho
John Parker
Bear Lake County Budget Preview Set for September Hearing
County Commissioners have filed the preliminary Bear Lake County budget for the next fiscal year. A copy is on file in the Clerk’s office for inspection. The board meets the first Monday in September at the Paris Court House to fix the final budget and approve appropriations. taxpayers may speak. Dated August 20, 1930. Amy M. Athy, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Paris
Amy. M. Athy
Eye strain from defective vision in children warned
Nerve strain caused by poor vision harms children in studies and health. Parents urged to bring kids for examination by Dr. Chilton who has a reputation for necessary fittings only. He will be in Montpelier August 22 3 to 6 pm August 23 8 am to noon at Chrisman Jewelry Store and at Paris at the Stuck home August 22nd 10 am to 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
Montpelier
Chrisman Jewelry Store
Paris
Stuck
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Mam
Asrekky
Willie
Ritter
Eiau
Weston
St. Charles Cave
Minatonka Cave
ADA
Bannock
McMurray
Gillis
Wilson
Head Amer Game ‘Association
John W. McMurray
Republican County Central Committee
Lions Club
Henry
Paul Miles
Rigby
Cook
Evanston
Wyo
Ray Caldwell
Levon Hill
Golden Romero
Stanley Quayle
Frdelix Tango
Melvin
Joinesy
Rudolph Suter
U .S
Logan Canyon
Ross
Parker
FISH
Paris Post
Pocatello Optical Compony Ds
A. L. Chilton
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