City council acts to aid local employment and services
The Monday meeting approved a shared work program on Second North Street to create jobs for residents and improve access to the Fair Grounds area. The Solar Development Co. may build a loading platform at the railroad terminal. Utah Light Power Co. renews its lighting franchise for ten years at 113.36 dollars monthly. Gottfried Youssi gets a home addition permit. Merchants seek a night watchman funded by shared salaries. referred to law and order committee.
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Second North Street
Paris-Dingle Road
Fair Grounds
Solar Development Co
Second South East Street
Utah Lights Power Co
City For Lights
Gottfried Youssi
1931 License Plates Arrive for County Cars and Trucks
County Assessor J Warren Shrrine reports delivery of 1450 passenger and 100 truck license plates for 1931. sales likely to start mid December with January 1 as the first legal display date, and owners of new cars must have a title certificate to obtain licenses.
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J. Warren Shrrine
Bsirriffe
Brior
Fort Bear Lake
Logan Canyon Road Dangers Warned Near Utah Route
Report states the Logan Canyon road from Garden City to Logan Utah remains open but extremely dangerous. Slippery, rutted surfaces and beginning heavy snowdrifts threaten travel conditions.
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Logan Canyon Road
Péport
Logami Canyon
Garden City
Logan
Utah
Ex Service Men Notice For West Valley Meeting
Ex service men residing on the west side of the valley are urged to attend a meeting Sunday afternoon December 7 at 4 30 p m in Dr C O Moores office. Important matters will be discussed by Bear Lake Post No 284 Earl Shepherd adjutant Mountain Guide.
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AML
C. O. Moore
Bear Lake
Earl Shepherd
Adjt
Bear Lake Fish & Game Club votes for trout planting and seasons
A Bear Lake Fish & Game Club meeting at the courthouse endorsed planting Mackinaw trout by request from the U S Bureau of Fisheries and urged state lawmakers to back open seasons on buck deer and wild chicken. They also proposed a 25-35 caliber rifle with mushroom bullets for deer hunting and threatened license revocation for violators.
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Bear Lake
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
Sam’l Wilks
Charles
Wis—Averill
John Dorgan
Bert Orr
Sharon
Charles Sorenson
Ovid
Joseph P. Stock
Fish Haven
Former Bear Laker Harry Hull Kin Dies in Boise
Cecil Hull, 39, of Boise and formerly of Montpelier, died at his home Friday. He leaves a wife, mother, and three brothers and sisters. He is also a brother to Harry Hull, former Bear Lake County representative.
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Cecil Hull
Boise
Montpelier
Harry Hull
Bear Laker County
Montpelier Rotary Hosts Paris Lions Club Banquet
The Montpelier Rotary entertained Paris Lions Club members at Burgoyne Hotel last night. Speakers stressed cooperation and Rotarian and Lion principles while musical interludes and toastmaster remarks accompanied a festive program.
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Montpelier
Rotary
Archie
M. M. Shepherd
Veda Shepherd
Frank Williams
Groutage
J. O. Penney Company
Paris
Law exempts U of I family employees ruling
Boise. The attorney general ruled that a law barring state officials from hiring relatives does not apply to the University of Idaho. Commissioner Vincent says department heads at the university sometimes appoint wives or daughters to posts, and the exemption covers such cases.
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Boise
University of Idaho
W. D. Gills
W. D. Vincent
Vincent
City road laborers sought by City Marshal Passey
Ezra T. Passey City Marshal invites men with teams and single hands to apply for road work starting next week. Contact him at the designated address to join the labor force and begin assignments on the city’s streets.
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Oime
Executive Council of the Boy Scouts Meet
The Executive Council of the Boy Scouts of America met with Scout Director D. C. Watkins of Pocatello last Saturday evening. Attendees included council members troop leaders and scout masters from Bear Take Gtake troops totaling 30. The meeting yielded instructive work to be passed to scouts. nonattending troops missed valuable information. The next open council meeting is set for Wednesday evening January 41 at the Paris High School.
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Boy Scouts of America
Ares
D. C. Watkins
Pocatello
Gtake
Boy Scouts
Paris
Taxes Due Late in December in County Notice
County tax notices have been mailed by treasurer Arvilla Smedley. Taxes must be paid by the fourth Monday in December, or December 22. Real estate taxes may be paid in two installments. The second half is due by June 20, 1931 if paid in installments.
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Arvilla Smedley
Second Ward Concert Program Sunday Evening
The Second ward chapel will host a Sunday evening program at 7 30 featuring Norene Biles in a vocal solo Elmont Crawford performs a gaitaphone solo Hugh Shepherd leads a male quartet Elliott Budge and Co provide the chorus Alvera Price delivers a short talk The program ends with a light note about cosmetic spending and a joke on vanity.
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Second Ward
Norene Biles
Elmont Crawford
Hugh Shepherd
Elliott Budge & Co
Alvera Price
Scout Convention Set for Bannock Hotel in Pocatello
A convention will be held at the Bannock Hotel in Pocatello on Saturday December 13 for all Scout Masters and troop Commanders in the scout area to boost troop activities and regional popularity.
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Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
Fielding High Notes and 1930 31 basketball rule changes
Fielding High School reviews the commercial department courses English Bookkeeping Typewriting Short Hand and Economics with emphasis on general business knowledge. Enrollment rises with 62 in Typewriting 23 in Bookkeeping 17 in Short Hand and 60 in Economics. Also lists changes to 1930 31 basketball rules including free throw lane markings ball circumference weight substitution rules and overtime notes.
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Fielding
Ol‘fctals
Turkey Pool Brings Top Prices for Bear Lake Turkeys
Bear Lake County turkeys were sold to Jerpe Commission Co of Omaha for 27 cents with a 2 cent premium, totaling about 60 000 pounds. No 1 birds fetch 27c, No 2 young hens 25c, with prices varying by grade. County Agricultural Agent Chase Kears notes improved weights boost farmer earnings, despite a smaller pool this year.
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Bear Lake County
Jerpe Commission Co
Omaha
Nebraska
Bear Lake
Montpélier
Pocatello
Montpelier
Lions Club Turkey Supper Brings Paris Business Men and Farmers
The Lions Club of Paris invites representative people to a turkey supper at Hotel Paris Saturday evening to foster acquaintance among Paris business men farmers stockmen and neighbors. The hotel owner promises a banquet worthy of the Charter Night event from three years ago, a noted success.
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Lions Club of Paris
Paris
Lions Club of
Hotel
Infant Dies of Pneumonia in Local Family
The six months old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Law died Monday from pneumonia. Funeral rites were held yesterday at the Paris Second Ward chapel and burial followed in the city cemetery.
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Charles Law
Paris Second Ward
Fielding High Defeats Star Valley in Fast Basketball Display
Fielding High boys dominated Star Valley 38 to 4 at Afton on Thanksgiving evening marking an energetic start to the season. The team, featuring Stock Tuel ler Arnell Crawford Nye Beck Peterson Longhurs Cleveland Innes J Thornock L Thornock BH Thornock and Thomas, eyes a strong home schedule and a bright year ahead.
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Afton
Fielding High
Star Valley
Stock
Tueller
Arnell
Crawford
Nye
Beck
Peterson Longhurs
Cleveland
Innes
J. Thornock
L. Thornock
Thornock
Thomas
M. B. Cherry Dies in Los Angeles
Death from heart disease reported in Los Angeles on Sunday. M B Cherry born March 23 1886 in Diinois moved to Salt Lake City 1896 worked as cashier at Studebaker Wagon & Machine in Salt Lake then district manager for Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co Montpelier. Survived by two daughters Carl Peterson Pocatello and Emory Malloce Los Angeles, son Gordon Cherry Los Angeles, three brothers Justice J W Cherry Salt Lake H W Cherry Salina Utah E A Cherry Butte Mont, three sisters Mrs A J Vorse Salt Lake Mrs M B Brown Santa Monica Calif Mrs J J Carmean Cleveland Ohio.
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M. B. Cherry
Los Angeles
Diinois
Marvin Cherry
Salt Lake City
Studebaker Wagon & Machine Company
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co
Montpelier
Carl Peterson
Pocatello
Emory Malloce
Gordon Cherry
Justice J. W. Cherry
Salt Lake
H. W. Cherry
Salina
Utah
E. A. Cherry
Butte
Mont
A. J. Vorse
M. B. Brown
Santa Monica
Cal
J. Carmean
Cleveland
Ohio
Local talent forms new city orchestra
A neighborhood group organized a new orchestra this week featuring Arch ie Shepherd on cornet Jeter Shepherd violin Dr M M Shepherd trombone Hugh Shepherd saxophone Owen Shepherd bass and Lowell Shepherd drums. They plan a first presentation dance Friday at the Paris Pavilion.
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City
Twin Vensen
Archie Shepherd
Jeter Shepherd
M. M. Shepherd
Hugh Shepherd
Owen Shepherd
Lowell Shepherd
Paris Pavilion
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Executive Council
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Fielding High School
Paris Lions Club
Star Valley High
Paris, Idaho
Billy the Kid
John Mack Brown
Wallace Beery
Kay Johnson
Karl Dane
King Vidor
the Lady OF Scandal
Ruth Chatterton
MEN OF the
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Northwest
Havana
Fielding Hi
Paris Opera
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