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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

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Emerson School Sets 1929 30 Term Start Date

The Emerson School opens September 9 for the 1929 30 term with a full teaching staff led by principal Wilford W. Price. Students are urged to answer the call of the old bell, study hard, and earn future rewards through diligent effort.

Emerson School Wilford W. Price Amos B. Hulme Rulon Tueller Zara Cole Evelyn Thirkell Lillian Langford Mons Athay Ella Smedley Beatrice c. Price Irwin Jensen

Alton School Contract Awarded to Local Builder

O H Grimmett, local builder, was chosen Tuesday to erect a new Alton school building. The contract totals $8000 and work will begin immediately. President Joseph R Shepherd of the La Gam Temple is spending a few days here visiting his sons A W Shepherd and Earl Shepherd and is in good health.

O. H. Grimmett Alton School Shepherd Joseph R. Shepherd Lagam Temple A. W. Shepherd Earl Shepherd Shephed

Capitalist Tours Paris Phosphate Deposits

O H Skinner of Philadelphia tours phosphate grounds in Paris escorted by Fred Irwin and H Honefinger officers of Keystone Phosphate Company during the inspection visit.

Paris O. H. Skinner Philadel Fred 8. Irwin H.honefinger Keystone Phosphate Company

Wild Horses Wanted for Paris County Fair

QO H Pearce chairman seeks bronco horse mule or cow owners in Bear Lake valley or nearby to enter at the Paris County Fair next month. Contact Pearce to arrange entry and participation in the sporting event.

Bear Lake Valley Paris

Bear Lake county opens chicken season with late birds

Bear Lake county welcomes a season for sage hens blue pintail grouse and yuffle grouse opening Tuesday morning and running through September 1. The bag limit is four birds per day or per possession.

Bear Lake

Paris Dingle Road Graveled Ahead of County Use

The Paris Dingle road from Dingle through the bottoms to the county seat is being graveled after decades of heavy travel. County overseer James S. Poulsen leads a crew of 15 with 12 assisting in groupling work. The project will continue for about three weeks.

Dingle Paris “Bottoms Jamess. Poulsen

Mail order houses flood mailing with catalogs

Twenty two sacks full of small order catalogs arrived at the post office this week for distribution at Paris and towns south. The catalogs were mailed by National BR & Co. The result of this advertising will send thousands of dollars out of the county with little return. merchants who pay taxes help build towns and schools and are the big losers.

Jo ' Gal Paris Jesenggercaid Ward National BR & Co

Travelers compare Bear Lake blue to Bay of Naples

Mrs John Bennett of Salt Lake City a General Board member and Summer Home chair along with Misses Mary Drue and Hattie Smith of Logan and Mrs Roy A Welker visited Bear Lake. They traveled to Lakota for Mutual Glen and hiked Swan Creek spring while Mrs Bennett taught bouquet making to about twenty Bloomington MIA girls.

John Bennett Salt Lake City Mary, Drue Hattie Smith Logan Utah Roy A. Welker City Lakota Mutual Glen Bennett Europe Bear Lake Bay of Naples Italy Bloomington Swan Creek

Family found after night lost in Utah mountains

Mrs Roy Rendich Baker and her three children were rescued after a day and night lost in the Byrum mountains east of Logan Utah. The 12 year old son led them from the homestead Sunday morning and the group survived by eating berries before the party of 31 men under Sheriff W H Shay located them.

Logan Utah Roy Rendlichbaker Byrum W. H. Shay

Wallentine Graduates From Gate City Business College

Miss Noreen Wallentine of Dingle receives Secretarial Diploma after nine months study with Gate City Business College. She worked part time at Lynn Bros. Benevolent Hospital of Pocatello during training and is among most faithful students. Graduation set for Friday night at First Ward Church with address by Walter Cleare and student music by Phyllis Beckley Esther Teeple and others.

Miss Noreen Wallentine Dingle Gate City Business College E. R. Jones Walléis First Ward Walter Cleare Pocatello Busines Pepe Weres Axoophioni Muaio iMigs Phyllis Beckley Olin Pelea Bybil Atatthews Esther Teeple

Liberty Matron Dies After Illness at 54

Mrs Charles Derricott of Liberty dies Monday after several months illness. She is survived by her husband and 12 children. Funeral services conducted today from the Liberty ward chapel.

Charles Derricott Liberty Liberty Ward

Baldridge Seeks Western Action Conference

Governor H C Baldridge invited United States senators and representatives from western states to Salt Lake for an August conference. The aim is to press Congress for action toward cutting federal support for reclamation and irrigation projects and to discuss ideas about ceding surface rights of remaining western domain to the states. He warned of possible changes to federal reclamation policy and said urgent consideration is needed.

Boise United States H. C. Baldridge Salt Lake Western States

Power Line Extension Grace Connects Thatcher and Turner

The Utah Power and Light company extends a power line to serve Thatcher and Turner with an investment around 1200 dollars per 2 miles for a roughly 20 mile route. About 60 farm homes will gain electrical service as demand grows and other Gem Valley areas may follow.

Thatcher Turner Utah Power & Light Company Gem Valey

Funeral Services for Mrs J E Lutz Held in Garden City

The Garden City News reports funeral services for Mrs J E Lutz held Sunday at 6 pm in the LDS chapel. Bishop Clarence Cook led the service with music by ward choirs under L L Cook. Interment was in the Garden City burial lot with Elier N O Putnam dedicating the grave. Families and neighbors attended from nearby areas.

Utah J. E. Lutz Clarence Cook Ward Chois L. L. Cook Olos E. O. Rich Heber O. Kimball Rlders Royal Pope Julius Wright Sam Rex Stuart Mr. Rex Romina Weston Misa Rhyllis Johnson Bergerson Laurence Johnson Numberous Jamiong Nellie Reeray Star Valley Ann Lars Evans Ogden Nate Putnam Carl Webtstrom Werren Whittington Mary Early William Early Lo~ Wan

Fall Grain Crop Looks Better Says Moscow Post

The Moscow Post reports the fall grain crop shows improvement after earlier doubt. Early estimates of wheat yield in the region were cautious but now indicate a better than expected harvest with about 65 bushels per acre from a rich land tract near Moscow. The market outlook remains uncertain, with no price guarantees yet, though prospects are rosier for those who held off contracting.

Moscow Chicago Moscow Post

Bear Lake stake visit delights Laketown community

Laketown reports a large congregation at the 2 pm sacrament service on Sunday August 11 with the Bear Lake stake presidency visiting. Notables include Bishop George H Barker Robinson and family, Attorney John H Maughan of Logan, Salt Lake visitors, and the 78 year old Joseph Weston praised for health and residence longevity. The Relief Society met, Mothers and Daughters day outings were enjoyed, and local land office inquiries noted hay crops and farm progress amid fraternal sericultural workers.

Laketown Bear Lake Round Valley George H Lucy D. Barker Robinson Great North West Portland Oregon California Joseph Weston John H. Maughan Logan Utah Paul Weston Babe Salt Lake Percy D Kate Moffat Granma Merlin E. Kearl Relief Society Mothers and Daughters Leech U. S. Land Office

Campfire Trip Includes Lion Sighting In Big Creek Canyon

A group from Kemmerer Wyoming and nearby towns enjoyed a campfire dinner in Big Creek canyon last week. A mountain lion appeared on the road, watched the picnickers for minutes, then disappeared into the brush.

Myr Maryin.Rasmussen Kemmerer Wyo Rich Allred Evan Erma Connie Clifford Allred Big Creek Canyon Bishop FE D. Allred Grandma Rich Floyd Charles Brown California Amanda Arnell Lyman Floyd Clad Nelson Driggs Nelson At &T Charles Carrie Briscoe Bloomington Magna Utah Wim. Keetoh Delbert Hymas Grant Austad Ogden Yellowstone Park Lizzie Jensen Ella Hokensen Lydia Clark Etna Wye Harold Bullock Salt Lake Mae Peterson Lester Bunderson Grace Ruel Monson Central Orlando-Monson Eva Crossley Crossley Noonan Joe Laker the Lake Verda Pope Gwen Wamsley Garden Cuy Grant Marshal Wm. Gruff Randolph Lawrence Peterson Indian Creek Mabel Pugmire Vivian Minor

County Fair at Paris Promises Wide Entertainment

The fair committee led by A W Shepherd invites residents to Paris for September 23 to 25 featuring street carnival ferris wheel merry go round two bands and a big music attraction. Baseball games horse racing bucking broncos and clown acts will run daily with prizes totaling 180 each day. New exhibits and improved grounds await, with ongoing efforts to boost farming, marketing and rural betterment through livestock and crops displays.

Paris A. W. Shepherd Bear’ Lake County

Noted Musicians Visit Bear Lake

Francis M Findlay and Louis Cornell of Boston visited the Findlay home at Bear Lake the past week. Findlay, former Fielding Academy student, is national president of Kappa Gamma Psi and heads Public School Music at the New England Conservatory. Cornell, piano pedagogue at the same institution, is a renowned American pianist who has concertized across Europe and America.

Francis M. "Findlay Louis Cornell Boston Mass Frank Findlay Findlay Fielding Academy Kappa Gamma Pis New England Conservatory Cornell Europe Amerca

Blackburn Bride Cleo Wixom Wed in Montpelier

The friends of Ben Blackburn congratulate him on his marriage to Miss Cleo Wixom of Montpelier. The couple plans to reside in Wixom Blackburn Soda Springs and will make their home in the city.

Soda Springs Ben Blackburn Cleo Wixom Montpelier

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Alton QO. H. Pearce Paris-Dingle Blue Water Bear Bear Lake County Gate City Josephine Altman Evanston Black Hills Singing Bird Miss Altman Capt John Smith Pocahontas Baldridge Garden City News Laketown Lines St. Charles Marjory Floyd Lowell H M Pugmire Nephi Bunderson Lester, Lee Arden Lowell Booth Pocatello Eva Bunderson Miss Bunderson Oliver Dustin Soren Nelson Carter Lester Clark Los Angeles Calif Mary Jennie Hemmert Bear Lake Hot Springs Linda Hemmert Idaho Raei WIXOM Blackburn Mee Jean Heesholt Zane Grey Jack Holt Nancy Carrole
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