Monument Dedicated To Battle Creek War Site On Labor Day
The Franklin County Daughters of Utah Pioneers and Cache Valley Council of Boy Scouts, aided by Utah Trails and Land Marx Association, plan a monumental marker at the Battle Creek War site where Colonel Connor’s forces attacked a camp of Indians on January 29, 1863. The six foot square stone will rise near ten feet, built from donated rocks, with a dedicatory service, encampment, bonfire, and concerts on September 5–6. Notables from Idaho and Utah, church leaders, and officials are invited to attend, with speeches by Senator Borah, Governor Ross, Dr. Howard R. Driggs, and others. Public participation is encouraged and rock contributions are welcome.
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Franklin County Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Cache Valley Council of Boy Scouts of America
Utah Trails and Land Marx Association
Connor
Fort Douglas
Bearhunter
Lehi
Oregon Trrail
Labor Day
Cache Valley
Preston
Logan
Idaho
Utah
Union Pacific System
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Native Daughters of Idaho Pioneers
Oregon Trails Association
Utah Associations
Washaie
Ort Hall
W. E. Borah
Ross
Howard R. Driggs
University of N. Y
Pres
Oregon Trail Association
Harrison R. Merrill
Imperial Glee Club
Daughters of Pioneers Meet at Camp Elizabeth
The Daughters of Pioneers of Camp Elizabeth will meet at the home of Mrs. W. Smith Hoge Thursday August 25 from 1 to 2 30 PM. A generous attendance is anticipated.
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Daughters OF Pioneers
Camp Elizabeth
W. Smith Hoge
Notice to contract oats binding on Hunt Island near Wadboro
Public notice invites bids to bind 175 acres of oats on Hunt Island near Wadboro. Bidder to make bid with twine furnished. Contractor must maintain a good outfit. J R Pugmire of Paris issues the notice.
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Hunt Island
Wadboro
Unemployed to Receive Free Fishing Licenses in New York
New York announces unemployed heads of families will be allowed to fish state streams and lakes with licenses paid by the state emergency relief administration. The program covers 40 percent of license fees, while local relief agencies fund the remaining 60 percent. The move aims to provide food for distressed families and curb arrests of unemployed men fishing for sustenance.
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New York
New York State
New ‘York
Paris Schools Set Start Date for 1932 33
Paris schools will convene Monday September 12 1932 for Emerson and Fielding Rural High School. Eleven teachers form the Independent No 2 staff led by Woodruff Stucks principal with grades from 8th to 1st and specialists Irwin Jenson and Beth Rich. Fielding Rural High opens September 13 after student registration and early meetings have outlined the coming season.
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Emerson
Fielding Rural High School
Corps For
Independent No. 2
Woodruff Stucks
Amos Hulme
Rulon Tueler
Luella Clayton
Zula Cole
Pearl Hoge
Mons—Athsy
Anont Bird
Irwin Jenson
Beatrice ©. Price
Beth Rich
Wilford Price
Governor Dern Visits Randolph Utah Sage Hen Open Season
Governor Geo H Dern toured Randolph last Saturday for sage hen season opening. The party included Geo Cox fish and game official Charles Fare Salt Lake Commissioner Gale Moffat and others. Newell B Cook was absent sick. The group reportedly bagged the limit before Dern returned Sunday.
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Randolph
Utah
Geo. H. Dern
Dern
Geo. Cox
Charles Fare
Salt Lake
Gale Moffat
Newell B. Cook
Bear Lake Flower Show Planned for August 2
The High Priests and the Relief society board of the Bear Lake stake plan an annual flower show at the Paris Pavilion on Saturday August 2. Growers from Bear Lake valley are invited to exhibit garden products with honorary mentions for best exhibits. Exhibitors should bring flowers Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Relief Society Board
Bear Lake Stake
Paris
Aso
Bear Lake Valley
Noted speakers at stake tabernacle meeting Paris
Prof H R Merrill editor of Improvement Era and BYU journalism professor and author will speak at a special Paris stake tabernacle meeting Sunday at 8 o clock. Dr George H Hanson BYU geology professor will present picture slides on Indian life and ancient western geology. The stake presidency invites the public to attend.
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H. R. Merrill
Brigham Young University
George H. Hanson
Tabernacle
Paris
Hanson
West
Stake Presidency
Malone Named Wyoming Candidate for National Commander
Geo W Malone of Carson City Nevada was chosen as the Wyoming department preferred candidate for national commander at the Portland convention next month. New Mexico Nevada Montana had already endorsed him and Idaho and Utah were expected to follow. A mile long parade through Kemmerer celebrated western Wyoming’s progress, led by Green River auxiliary drum corps.
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Kemmergr
Wyo
Geo. W. Malone
Carson City
Nev
Wyoming
Portland
American Legion
New Mexico
Nevada
Montana
Malone
Ural
Idaho
Drum Corps
Green River
Firemen Fight Major Yellowstone Timber Blaze
More than 100 firefighters battled the first serious timber fire of the season in Yellowstone Park north of Pelican Cone in the east central area. Started by lightning yesterday, the blaze spread four miles before being contained. An airplane inspection crew was deployed to monitor the area from Mier Creek to Pelican Meadows and fight the blaze from both ends.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Pelican Cone
East Central
Cena
Mier Creek
Pelican ‘Meadows
Rich Theatre Manager Returns From California Trip
H. Rich manager of the Rich Theatre at Montreller with wife and children Gwen and Keith returned Saturday from a three week motor tour of Southern Utah and California. They visited Zion's Park enroute to California and came back via San Francisco and Reno Nevada. They witnessed two divorce trials with decrees granted within the hour. Tourist camps in Reno and California were elaborate and luxurious. an apartment for four can be secured for $2509 night.
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H. Rich
Rich Theatre
Montreller
Gwen
Keith
Utah
California
Zion
San Francisco
Reno
Nevada
Idaho Education Authority Reports Teacher Surplus
An Idaho state education department authority says Idaho has a teacher surplus with many out of work. The Idaho Falls editor suggests closing both normal schools for three to five years to allow the surplus to catch up with demand, noting nearly half a million dollars in combined appropriations for the two normals.
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Idaho Falls Post-Register
State Department of Education
Idaho
Idaho Falls
Idaho Pioneer
Chiropractor payoffs spark online debate about gender
A humorous yet provocative remark claims chiropractors earn money for behaviors that would draw a slap from an ordinary man, prompting discussions on profession and gender roles.
Open Cayon Road Bids In Near Future
Expenditure of the $89,000 appropriated by the United States forest service for public roads will be made in four miles of Logan canyon road. Bids will be opened soon for the beginning of the third unit of the federal road through the canyon. Work starts at the forks in Logan canyon about 15 miles from Logan and continues for four miles to the first bridge. The project will provide a practically new road and remove several curves and narrow stretches.
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United States Forest Service
Logan Canyon
Ogden
Canyon
Logan
Cache American
Paris Seminary Opens Sept 12 For New Term
The Paris seminary starts a new school year with the high school opening Sept 12. Principal Roy A. Welker says enrollment is expected to be good. Freshmen take Old Testament history and New Testament history credits toward graduation. The program is non sectarian and class schedules allow most students to take seminary work. Students are urged to inquire about any unfamiliar studies.
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Paris
Roy A. Welker
Idaho state chamber to educate voters on five proposed amendments
The Idaho Chamber of Commerce will sponsor an educational program to help voters understand five proposed constitutional amendments on the November ballot. Secretary L F Parsons will gather pro and con data from experts for general distribution through branches and civic groups statewide without urging a vote.
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Boise
State Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
L. F. Parsons
Branges
Borah Returns to Boise Amid Political Uncertainty
Senator William E. Borah arrives in Boise after congress adjourned amid a dispute with the president and party platform. He weighs his role in Idaho and Washington races and meets with Republican leaders as market improvements and Lausanne peace hopes frame his outlook.
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Boise
William E. Borah
Congress
Spokane
West
John Thomas
Idaho
Wesley Jones
Washington
R. P. Parry
Shortyffer
Lausanne
Fielding High Teacher Seen Working On Newton Farm
Tommy Green, formerly a teacher at Fielding High in Paris Idaho for three years, was spotted operating a tractor on Bishop R. G. Jones’s Newton farm during summer vacation. Green says he enjoys this type of labor and it was observed by several friends on a recent day.
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Tommy Green
Fielding High
Paris
Idaho
New ‘Ton
Bishop R. OG. Jones
Newton
Afomd Bay
Mr. Green
Logen Cache
Gardens of beauty seen in grand cities and homes
A reflection on vast cities and well tended gardens. The piece notes how such gardens prove the existence of splendid sights in homes of many people.
Girls Contest for Free Trip to Hollywood
Results of the free trip to Hollywood California from Bear Lake Hot Springs on September 6 list competitors by region and score. Notable shifts include Vivian Welker withdrawing for Mildred Munk and Verla Pugmire switching to Dorothy Giligen, with Elmoyne Ward backing Ida Dunford.
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Hollywood
California
Bear Lake
Paris
Margaret Grandy
Montpelier
Dorothy Burton
Jean Stevens
Carmen Olsen
laVerne Hayes
Georgetown
Mildred Munk
Dingle
Birdie Note
Bloomington
Ida Dunford
St. Charles
Dorothy Giligen
Cokeville
Wyo
Jeane Bennion
Frontier
June Smith
Lola Hanson
Wardhoro
Ruby Berrie
Melba Bonnes
Helen Henderson
Kemmerer
Daisy Peterell
Pearl Bullock
Randolph
Utah
Vivian Welker
Verla Pugmire
Elmoyne Ward
Georgetown Broad Grading Work Nears Completion
The Allsop Pond Construction company, based in Grace, finished sub contract work on the highway project from the Caribou county line to Georgetown in Bear Lake county. Robinson Construction was the main contractor. Preparatory to oiling, the road will extend into sectors feeding Pocatello. Next week Allsop Pond will start a subcontract near Sage Wyoming.
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Allsop-Pond Construction Company
Grace
Caribou County
Georgetown
Bear Lake County
Robinson Construction Company
Pocatello
Allsop-Pond
Sage
Wyoming
Election set for September 6 at independent school district
The independent school district No. 2 and a will hold their annual trustee elections on Tuesday September 6. Two trustees for Emerson and Rural High will be chosen for three year terms. Polls open from 1 to 6 pm at school buildings. Candidates must file six days before election. Voter qualifications include Idaho electors and district residents with tax payment or parental guardianship of children under 21.
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Idaho
Tasband
Social gathering hosted by Liberal residents for West families
Mesdames F Weslie Shepherd and Fred J Price were hostless at a party last Friday afternoon at the Price home for Mr and Mrs Roland West and Mrs J G West of Liberal Kansas. Those present included Mr and Mrs Vola Mait Mrs Wh B Gunderson Mr and Mrs Leslie Cole Mr and Mrs Fred Gobel Mrs West Mrs Iris Collinge and Misses Edith and Naoma Rich.
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Mesdames
F. Weslie Shepherd
Fred J.price
Price Home
Roland West
J. G. West
Liberal
Kansas
Vola
MT Ai
WH. B. Gunderson
Leslie Cole
Fred Gobel
West
Iris Collingé
Edith
Naoma Rich
State Slashes 20 Million From Tax Valuation
Idaho's state tax valuation drops to 283 621 324 for real and personal property, plus about 5 million in a later roll, totaling roughly 408 million this year down from 428 million last year. Public Utilities and railroads protest reductions, seeking larger cuts. Governor Ross defends the adjusted method as fairer, noting utilities bear more of the tax burden.
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Boise
Idaho
State Board of Equalication
Ithis
Iore
Lightning strikes Randolph man injuring two at ranch
A lightning bolt struck the two story Jackson ranch near Randolph late Monday night tearing a hole in an adobe wall and sending a bolt into the sleeping area. Leonard Jackson suffered severe burns but survived with doctors optimistic. Richard and other family members escaped unharmed as windows shattered.
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Randolph
Ric Jackson
Richard Jackson
Leonard Jackson
Richard
Leonard
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