St Charles Fair Promises Largest Community Event
The fifth annual St Charles fair will run September 12 and 13 with big exhibits in women’s work dairying poultry and beets. Health topics, lectures, judging by Clarence Aldous, and a sugar beet talk highlight two days of educational entertainment. Cash prizes and a poultry and sugar beet showcase accompany events including a Friday public meeting and Saturday exhibits.
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St. Charles
Bear Lake Valley
Clarence Aldous
Montpelier High School
Utah Agricultural College
University of Minnesota
Fren Moore
University of Idaho Extension Division
Cooperative Egg Marketing Association
Farm Dairying Invades Beef Cattle Districts
The article notes farm dairying sweeping across the country into beef cattle districts. F A Johnson of Holyoke Colorado cites growth and a State Bank of Holyoke offering 60000 loans on dairy cows while beef cattle lenders face tighter credit.
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Range
F. A. Johnson
Holyoke
Colo
Mr. Johnson
State Bank of
Clerk Moves to Paris in New Home
County Clerk J. R. Peterson relocates his household from Ovid to L. H. Pugmire’s residence on First Main South West Street. The home interior has been repainted and will provide comfortable living for the new occupants.
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Peterson
Ovid
L. H. Pugmire
Court House Cleaning Underway
The county courthouse is being cleaned and calsomined throughout. Workers apply sanitation and polishing to all public areas as part of routine maintenance. Cleanup aims to improve safety and appearance for visitors and staff.
Annual Old Folks Outing Planned on Lakeshore
City committees plan the annual outing for residents over 65 to the lakeshore next Wednesday September 3. Executive group will appoint helpers to transport seniors to and from the location for a royal day out.
Montpelier Resident Dies in Soda Springs
A. Bristol, 48, of Montpelier, died Monday evening in Soda Springs from stomach cancer after an operation for cancer and appendicitis. He moved to Montpelier six years ago from Evanston Wyoming and worked as a conductor on the First District of the O S L. Survived by wife, one son in Wyoming, and parents in Evanston. Funeral held at Williams Undertaking Parlors in Montpelier. remains sent to Evanston for interment.
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A. Bristol
Soda Springs
Gotlock
Montpelier
Evanston
Wyo
Wyoming
Williams Undertaking
Montpreter
Idaho Progressives Pledge Support 10 Senator Borah
The Idaho Progressive party at a state convention endorses U.S. Senator Wm H Borah for renomination and election. The slate for other offices includes Perry W Mitchell first district congress, Wm A Shulderberg second district, and Eva Pinch for superintendent. Presidential electors and state officials names are listed.
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Idaho
Progressives
Borah
Boise
Progressive Party of Idaho
United States
Wm. H. Borah
Congress
Perry W. Mitchell
Nez Perce
A. Shulderberg
Franklin
H B
J. Lee Reed
Gem County
A. B. Lucas
Jerome County
Robert Moore
Gooding County
Ches. H. Berger
Minidoka County
Eva Pinch
Camas County
Walter Anderson
Bannock County
Thomas Baker
Canyon County
Supreme Court
J. B. Hldridge
Ada County
A. H. Wilkie
Bonneville County
C C Drew
N. C. Blow
Fremont County
Ole Bowman
Latah County
Elmer Aman
Twin Falls County
Klan parade in Boise may be unmasked says mayor
Boise officials say no parade permit has been issued for the Ku Klux Klan conclave on September 8. Mayor H B Sherman states he would grant a permit for an unmasked Klan parade but not for a masked one, citing risks of disorder and the city’s duty to preserve order.
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Boise
H. B. Sherman
Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Baby Girl Arrives for Hoge Family in City
Mr and Mrs George Hoge celebrate the birth of a baby girl born Sunday in their home city. George has been keeping busy with shop and hat plans since the happy event.
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George Hoge
George
Idaho Falls Nominates Borah for Senate and Slates Electors
At Idaho Falls the Republican convention unanimously nominated Senator Borah for a second term. The body also named presidential electors for two districts and elected or nominated state officials by acclamation, including Governor C. C. Moore and Lieut. Gov. Baldridge. A telegram from Borah expressed thanks to delegates.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Borah
Senate
John Graham
Twin Falls
Graham
Harmony
Theodore Turner
Pocatello
Jed Jones, Sr
Malad
A. Y Sco Cout
James Gyde
Wallace
Kent
Bonners Ferry
Peterson
F. A. Jeter
B. & Gallet
Atata
Dan Banks
J. H. Peterson
Alfred Budge
Supreme Court
Budge
Ada County
Raymond L. Givens
Boise
Givens
Capt A. H Connor
Elizabeth Russum
W. B. Borah
You Can Tie to the Post Our Hall of Fame
The Volunteer Fireman drops everything when the alarm sounds and rushes to the fire. He works hard to quell the blaze and protect property, reducing insurance costs and lower losses.
Stake Auxiliary Convention Adopts Bear Lake Conference Program
Hundreds of LDS auxiliary members will convene Aug 30–31 at the Bear Lake stake tabernacle during the quarterly conference. General boards from Relief Society Sunday schools Y M M I A and Primary join stake and ward officers in multiple meetings and public sessions at Paris ward facilities and the tabernacle.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Bear Lake Stake
Stake Tabernacle
Relief Society
Salt Lake City
Aith General Board
Paris 1St
Ras ER
Paris
Air
Znors
Ns m. R
Paris 2Nd Ward
Relief Society Stake
Paris 1St Ward
Tabernacle
Primary Association
Stake
Ward
Stake and Ward Jr .A
M. I. A. Tabernacle
Ees
Road work near brick yard described as pregrading progress
Bishop James Poulsen announces crews have spent ten days pregrading a county road near the brick yard. The section from the railroad crossing east toward the old brick yard has long needed repair but upon completion will be a solid improvement.
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James
Poulsen
City Street Lights Out For Three Weeks
Residents report several lights on the center of First North Main Street have been dark for three weeks. City officials say the issue is being investigated and should be remedied soon.
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First North Main Street
Hess Family Plans Short Preston Visit
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hess and family set out Friday morning in their Ford for a brief visit with relatives and friends in Preston.
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Arthur Hess
Preston
Poor Idaho Farmer Sees Wheat Hit 80 Bushels per Acre
Fred Gustafson a farmer near Idaho Falls and Republican nominee says some ground on his farm will yield better than 80 bushels per acre this year though lighter ground lost water. He notes his best ground exceeds 80 bushels while some areas underperform due to water retention.
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Idaho
Don
Idaho Falls
Times-Register
Fred Gustafson
Idaho Democratic convention endorses Davis platform and anti Klan plank
Twin Falls Idaho August 27 delegates adopted a platform condemning the Ku Klux Klan and endorsing John W. Davis as presidential candidate. Frank L. Martin Boise nominated for United States Senator and A L Freshafer for governor. J H Masters Twin Falls nominated for lieutenant governor. John Rice Caldwell and Judge George Gwynn St Anthony named for the supreme court.
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Twin Falls
Ku Klux Klan
John W. Davis
Idaho
Shorty
Frank L. Martin
Boise
United States
A. L. Freshafer
George Fisher
Cotkness
J. H. Masters
John Rice
Caldwell
George Gwynn
St. Anthony
Supreme Court
Mothers and Daughters Day at Crawford Grove
First Ward Mothers and Daughters annual day was held Wednesday at Crawford Grove in Paris Canyon. A prepared program was rendered and lunch served.
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First Ward
Crawford Grove
Paris Canyon
Factory to You Sale at Paris Drug Store
Paris Drug Store announces a three day Factory to You Sale starting Friday. Manager Yaryan says the Rexall event brings fresh factory items shipped via Panama Canal to Boston and distributed to the West at small prices. Visitors should attend this week.
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Paris
Yaryan
Rexall
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Boston
Hauber Sprains Knee Fixing Water Pipe at Fielding High
Fred Hauber sprained his knee last week while attempting to mend a water pipe at the Fielding High School building. The injury has caused him considerable pain since.
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Fred Hauber
Fielding High School
Georgetown Pair Wed in County Clerk Office Marriage
A marriage license was issued Saturday morning at the county clerk's office to Mark Alvin Dunn and Miss Creva King of Georgetown. Clerk J. N. Peterson officiated the ceremony making them husband and wife.
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Mark Alvin Dunn
Miss Creva King
Georgetown
J. 9. Peterson
Derricott Family Reunion Marks 70th Birthday at Bear Lake
The Derricott family gathered at Bear Lake to celebrate Jos. Derricott turning seventy. Most members who could attend were present for the shore side birthday observance.
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Jos. Derricott
Bear Lake
Beet Officials Visit County in Interest of Crop
Heber Austin praised Bear Lake Valley sugar beets for rapid development after inspecting fields with Utah Idaho Sugar Company officials Mark Austin Leonard Ball and Christian Anderson. A public excursion drew over fifty farmers and businesspeople as plans to expand beet growing and equipment were urged. Officials pledged county drills overhaul and company support to boost the industry with acreages large enough to justify investments.
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Heber Austin
Utah Idaho Sugar Company
Idaho Falls
Mark Austin
Leonard Ball
Christian Anderson
Paris
Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley
Austin
Utah
Idaho
Snake River Valley
Bear Lake Valley Fire Ban and Cattle Roundup Schedule
Forest notes warn against burning rubbish west of Bear Lake Valley road from June 1 to October 1 without a permit and wardens present. Deputy Fire Warden W. S. Averill calls for citizen cooperation to protect forests and crops. The Cattle and Horse Association District No. 6 announces a round up of fat beef starting September 1 at Franklin Basin and continuing September 4 in St Charles Bloominton Paris and Milt Canyon areas. permittees with cattle must assist.
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State of Idaho
Bear Lake Valley
Averill
Hair Caught in Wringer Causes Narrow House Accident
Ruth Peterson daughter of Ira and Mrs. Peterson had hair pulled into an electric wringer at the C. W. Vallentine home Monday while doing laundry. Her screams alerted Mr. Vallentine who shut off the machine. she escaped serious injury with only a scarred scalp.
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C. W. Vallentine
Ruth Peterson
Ira Peterson
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Gov
H . Baldridge
Pocatello Tribune
OUR Hall OF Fame
Stake Presidency Tabernacle
Derricott
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