Idaho Republicans renominate candidates at convention
Delegates renominated Burton L. French and Addison T. Smith for Congress in the First and Second Idaho districts. H. C. Baldridge won the governorship on the first ballot, with C. E. Hailey named lieutenant governor by acclamation. Justice selections were made for the supreme court, and Lukens, Jeter, Sutcliffe, Gallett, Dunn, Stephens, Defenbach, Daley, Kiger, Lyman, Campbell, and others received nominations or were reappointed. The platform endorses world court opposition, agricultural relief, Fall River Meadows reservoir construction, veterans welfare, and greater participation by women in the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton L. French
Moscow
Addison T. Smith
Twin Falls
Congress
Idahos
H. C. Baldridge
Parma
Baldridge
Wm.j. Hall
Wallace
C. EB. Hailey
St. Maries
William A. Lee
Blackfoot
Herman Taylor
Sandpoint
Supreme Court
Fred B.lukens
Grangeville
Lukens
F. A. Jeter
Coeur d’Alene
Roy L. Sutcliffe
Arco
E. B. Gallett
Pocatello
Gallet
Arthur C. Dunn
Burley
Frank L. Stephens
Byron S. Defenbach
Lewiston
William E. Daley
St. Anthony
M. A. Kiger
Couer d'Alene
Mabel McConnell Lyman
Boise
Stewart Campbell
Halley
Ham
Selmon
Platform Committee
C. A. Robinmitte
Idaho
Charies——Moore
Borah and Gooding
French
Smith
Fall River Meadows
Veterans’ Welfare Committee
Republican Party
Gossip Poem by Charles Roberts Ages 13 Lanark
A compact poem condemns gossip and idle rumor spreading. It portrays the social harm caused by repeating unverified tales and urges moral conduct, contrasting worldly gossip with Christian virtue and reflection.
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Charles Roberts
Lanark
Quarterly Stake Conference Sets Sept 28 29 Schedule
The Bear Lake Stake fall conference will convene in Paris on Saturday and Sunday August 28 and 29 with visitors from Salt Lake. The program runs 10:00 to 11:30 General Session and multiple stake board meetings for Y M M I A, Primary, Relief Society, Sunday School, and M I A, ending with entertainment for stake and ward priesthood authorities and auxiliary workers.
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Bear Lake
Paris
Salt Lake
Relief Society
Primary Association
Sunday Meetings Planned Across Stakes and Wards
From 10:00 a.m. to noon gatherings include General Sunday School Relief Society stake board Y M I A and Y S M I A stake and ward officers and teachers meetings Primary Association officers and teachers meetings. A quarterly conference session runs 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. and a public M. A. meeting is scheduled 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
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Y. M. M. Tay
Ass'n
Relief Society
Relief Society Stake Board
Primary Association
Tie operation to begin in Cache Forest territory
Forest supervisor Arentson returned from a ten day district six tour inspecting timber and grazing. Officials state a rail road tie operation may start in Strawberry canyon areas as lodge pole pines are cut for ties to curb Black Hill beetle infestation.
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Co. B. Arentson
Cache Forest
Utah
Boy Narrow Escape Mother Proves Heroine
An almost unbelievable rescue occurred when A Porter Clark’s young son fell about 25 feet into a water filled well. The mother quickly slid down the pump rod and pulled the child from the water, holding him until help arrived. The boy was not seriously injured and recovered.
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Star Valley Independent
A. Porter Clark
Singing Cattle Down: Radio Quieting Herds In Old West
In a quirky Old West note, Jensen Cowpuncher uses a portable radio out on the range to serenade cattle, claiming the melody quiets the herd. Tom Blevins of Jensen Utah praises the radio as the cows respond to metropolitan dance music, urging no speeches to avoid exciting them.
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Chicago
Wgds Wan
Tom—Blevins
Jensen
Utah
Blevins
Old Folks of Paris Entertained With Spring Trip
Over eighty five Paris residents were guests of an entertainment committee. A noon lunch was served at the second ward chapel followed by a motor trip to Hooper's Spring near Soda Springs. Lemonade made with spring water was served.
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Paris
Second Ward
Hooper's Spring
Soda Springs
Idaho prune crop to market starting tomorrow
Boish Aug 23 report says Idaho’s prime prune crop moves out tomorrow largely to New York under contracts for Tuesday morning. Commissioner A W B Kjosness warns prices may rise as the season advances and urges growers not to be stampeded into early sales before ripening.
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Idaho
New York
A. W. B. Kjosness
Budge and Foster Wed in Salt Lake Temple
Wilford Budge son of E T Budge of this city and Ada Foster of Eightmile were married in the Salt Lake temple last Wednesday. The couple are popular young people with the good wishes of many friends for a happy and prosperous wedded life.
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Wilford Budge
E. T. Budge
Ada Foster
Eightmile
Salt Lake Temple
Joseph S Moffat Dies Loyal Pioneer Of Lake Town
Funeral rites for Joseph S Moffat, 80, a longtime Lake Town resident born in Edinburgh, Scotland, were held August 17 1926 with burial at the local cemetery. Survived by a large family, he joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints decades ago and helped in Bear Lake settlement before returning to Lake Town.
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Jos. Irvin
Joseph Smith Moffat
Word Choir
Ernest W. Irwin
George H. Robinson
Lawrence B. Johnson
Joseph Weston
David K. McLean
Soda Springs
Geo. H. Robinson
Joseph Irwin
Jos
H. Weston
Salt
Lake City
Bear Lake Valley
Meadowsville
Joseph
Laketown
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Joseph S.S. Moffat
Utah Mine Incorporation Papers Filed in Paris
Local filings with the county auditor show the Utah Idaho Mine and Milling Co formed in Paris with capital of 20000 dollars, 100000 shares at two cents. Officers are L. W. Johnson president L Linvalyovice president Howard Broom secretary treasurer, with directors L. Johnson B J Johnston Harley Rich. The property previously belonged to the Paris Boulder Mine Co.
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Eli
S Vert Hubbard
Utahddaho Mine & Milling Co
Paris
L. W. Johnson
L. Linval
Yovice Pres
Howard Broom
B. J. Johnston
Spanish Fork
Utah
Harley Rich
Parig Boulder Mine Co
William Wrigley on Advertising and the Post Office
In the Otis Independent William Wriglty, noted gum maker, states that the only business thriving without advertising is the Post Office. He emphasizes advertising as essential to business success.
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Otis Independent
William Wriglty
Post Office
Preston Girl Is Hit By Lightning
August 23 report from Riverdale Idaho states 18 year old Miss Clara Mecham was struck by lightning while in a potato field with siblings. She suffered burns across her head and body but is improving. two younger children were stunned.
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Preston
Lee Mecham
Riverdale
Idaho
Clara
Miss Mecham
Brewer Wallentine Nuptials Reported in Salt Lake Temple
Stanley Brewer formerly of St. Charles now resides in Paris and wed Miss Emily Wallentine of this city in a Salt Lake temple ceremony last Wednesday. The couple are popular in Paris and vicinity, and the Post extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Stanley Brewer
St. Charles
Salt Lake Temple
Emily Wallentine
Robert Wallentine
Paris
Post
Blooming ton Syringa Band Concert at Stake Tabernacle Park
The Bloomington Syringa Band will present a Sunday afternoon concert at Stake Tabernacle Park after the stake conference adjourns. Vocal selections will accompany the instrumental program performed by Jay and Ovid, with a special invitation extended to all valley residents.
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Bloomington
Syringa
Stake Tabernacle Park
Stake
Jay Jand Ovid
Nugent Named by Democrats for Senator in Idaho Convention
Ida ho Aug 25 John F Nugent was the unanimous choice of Idaho state Democrats for the United States senate nomination. Former Governor James Howley placed his name before the committee. L Burton Shaw and C Ben Ross won district seats in the Tower house of congress. The platform included a direct primary plank amid a lengthy floor fight, finally adopted 55 to 16. The platform advocates agricultural relief, nonpartisan pledge revisions, abolition of cabinet government and open choice for all offices. Former Governor Rawley led the opposition with T W Walters backing him.
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McCall
John F. Nugent
Idaho
United States
James Howley
L. Burton Shaw
Tower House of Congress
C. Ben Ross
Solon Clark
Mackay
Alfred Walter
Payette
Robert ‘Elder
Coeur ‘Alene
Rawley
T. W. Walters
Canyon County
Valentino Dies in New York Hospital at 60
Rudolph Valentino the original screen idol died at Polyclinic hospital at 12 10 p m eastern daylight time The cause was septic andocarditis from a double operation Attendants included manager George S Aliman Father Howard F Leonard and doctors Meeker Budrham Manning Catholic rites were given by Father Cangdlo Valentino had come east for a Broadway premiere and to bid farewell to his brother who was returning to Italy His collapse occurred a week earlier and peritonitis followed the operation doctors warned of possible death but he initially showed improvement
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New York
Rudolph Valentino
Sheik
Polyclinic Hospital
George S. Aliman
Howard F. Leonard
St. Malachi’s
Harold D. Meeker
Paul Budrham
Randolph Manning
Catholic—church
Joseph Cangdlo
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Mary
Italy
Valentino
Edward Bowers
Metro-Goldwyn Corporation
Doctora
Idaho Rodeos List by Location and Date
Idaho rodeos schedule with events in Nampa Mountain Home Gooding Preston Weiser and Oakeville Wyoming plus Kemmerer. Dates range from September 1 through September 11 and include multiple days per location.
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Idaho
Nampa
Mountain Home
Gooding
Preston
Weiser
Oakeville
Wyo
Kemmerer
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