Potatoes plagued by Fusarium and Rhizoctonia diseases
Countywide inspection finds all potato patches diseased with Fusarium wilt and Rhizoctonia. Affected vines yellow and die. tubers show brown rings or black surface spots. Select disease free seed, rotate crops, and culture deeply to control. West region data request on squirrel campaign. Basil Rich and Severa Burriston wed in Paris with a farewell party at H. O. Rich’s home.
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Basil Rich
Severa Burriston
Rich
Ida
H. 0
Basil
Paris
Camp Lewis
Funeral services for young mother Delora Lew held in Paris
Funeral services over Delora Viale Lew, wife of Charles I Latlin, were held Wednesday afternoon in Ogden. Bishops and local speakers offered condolences. Interment followed in Paris cemetery. Born January 29 1892 in Mostpelier, she lived in Paris since 1912 and left three children, husband, parents, and a large family.
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Delora Viale Lew
Paris
Mosing Hynny
John H. Grimmett
James 8. Poulsen
Mostpelier
James L. Prescott
Liberty
Charles I Latsin
Noion
Sim
County tests seek bronze medals for physical fitness
An army of boys and girls is urged to pass a series of physical tests to earn bronze medals. The tests aim to prove readiness to serve the country, with a first medal for satisfying events such as standing broad jump, 60 yard dash, and potato race.
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Sam-Kos
l_puller
Van Sicklen in Race for Governor Telegram Relay
A telegram from C J Bassett sent from Idaho Falls on August 27 1918 notes that Van Sicklen remains in the governor race despite rumors of withdrawal. Bassett reports support and confidence of winning the party primary and nomination, with Sicklen stating supporters will keep him in until the end.
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O. J. Bassett
Idaho Falls
C. J. Bassett
Owyhee
Taos
Hay Pricing Dilemmas for Dairy Farmers and Feed Ration Advice
Farmers consider ar tificial hay prices ranging from 16.00 to 16.50 per ton for the best hay and weigh whether to sell or feed. The text weighs profit, cow productivity, and ration composition, suggesting balanced feed and grain only for cows that yield profit, with figures illustrating costs and potential returns.
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United States
Eccles
Alluifa
Free Use Permits for District 16 in National Forest
District 16 permits for the 1918-19 fiscal year have been mailed to all who complied with reporting and prior permits. Those without a permit seeking dry material from Cache National Forest District 6 must obtain one from Ideal Forest Officer in Paris Idaho or face legal penalties under Forest Regulation T-3 prohibiting cutting destroying or removing timber without authorization. Forest Ranger A Romero notes the regulation defines timber broadly and applies to all forest land and uses.
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Sactie National Forest
Cache Nation
Paris
Idaho
United States
Tbe
Secretary of Agriculture
Cimber
A. Romero
Forest Ranger
County garages to close Sundays under war economy plan
Bears Lake county directs all garages to shut at 10 30 on Sundays starting September 1. The measure, urged by W B Trow bridge director of commercial economy, aims to conserve manpower and fuel for war efforts, with allowances for essential trips like fishing or hunting.
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W. B Trowbridge
Bear Lake
War Time Sweeteners For Sugar Shortage Use
Wartime guidance lists maple sugar syrups honey and fruit based sweeteners to replace sugar in desserts and meals. It notes substitutions by cup amounts, suggests reducing liquid, and recommends raisins dates figs dried pears fruit pastes and marmalades to cut sugar use while preserving flavor. Fresh fruit and sugarless jams can substitute in desserts.
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Merica
Justice Budge Unopposed for Idaho Supreme Court Seat
Chief Justice Alfred Budge appears as the sole candidate for the Idaho Supreme Court in the upcoming primary and general elections. He expresses gratitude for the confidence shown and pledges to uphold fair impartiality on the bench. A separate note mentions a social event honoring Missa eet SE and Py Te ean cb.
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Alfred Budge
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Justice of the Supreme Court
Idaho
Budge
Tres _Divonzi
Reett
Students urged to stay in school during wartime drive
An editorial notes President Wilson urges maintaining high school and college attendance despite wartime burdens. It highlights the need for educated youth for war service and later leadership, and cites a local campaign in Bear Lake Valley to keep students in school to meet national demands.
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Wilson
Department of Education
Echoos
Tanti
Bureau of Educatror
Ameican Council of Education
Bear_Lake Valley
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Woollarow Wilson