National Wheat Pool Plans Benefit Utah Growers
A nationwide wheat pool to eliminate competition will be proposed at the National Farm Bureau convention in Chicago by Utah Farm Bureau officers. William A Shuldberg of Preston Idaho spearheads the plan, backed by the Intermountain Grain Growers, aiming to cut handling costs and save about 50 million dollars annually for wheat growers while guaranteeing world or domestic prices, and requiring all growers to sign to participate.
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National Farm Bureau
Chicago
Utah Farm Bureau
William A. ®Huldberg
Preston Idaho
Intermountain Grain Growers, Inc
Federal Farm Board
iMr
Shulberg
Shuld_berg
National Grain Corporation
Beemed Sugar Drops on Utah Market
Salt Lake City reports refined sugar fell 10 cents per hundred pounds, quoted at 5.45 and 5.60, marking the first decline since August 17 and aligning with drops seen on eastern markets.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Power Reduces Cost of City Street Lighting
City council meets with Utah Power and Light district manager to discuss and implement reductions in street light costs. Mayor Price notes potential closure of part of street near Fielding High School after school petition. petition denied. Council pledges cooperation with the school board to develop athletic field improvements.
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Utah Power
James Bullock
Messers Browning and Taylor
Utah Power & Light Co
Bullock
Price
Fielding High School
Lu Leing
Prayis
Airmey Darwin Hadadock
Seattle advert offers 18 year old to marry for money
A Seattle Sunday front page classified ad describes an 18 year old girl offering to marry anyone aged 19 to 35 for 300 dollars to support her family. The note gives her height and weight and directs interested parties to Miss Evelyn Fox in Kennewick Washington.
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Seattle
Anyonse
Evelyn Fox
General Delivery
Kennewick
Wash
Montpelier Football Faces Heavy Graduation Losses
Montpelier high school football braces for a lean next season as several regulars graduate. Freshman prospects are being developed with hopes of preserving the team strength. Players listed as not seeing action next year include Hauck Bruce Richelson Brran Brown Messerly Willams Olsén Willer Berry and Perkins.
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Montpelier
Hauck
Bruce
Richelson
Brran
Brown
Messerly
Willams
Olsén
Willer
Berry
Perkins
Grower Contracts Set By Organization Rules
Mr Shuldberg outlines for growers a sale contract framework with price set on the sale date chosen. Contracts require submitting to the organization’s jurisdiction and accepting its decision on wheat acreage reductions or permitted increases under certain conditions.
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Mr. Shuldberg
Auto license numbers known in Bear Lake County
Milford Williams Bear Lake county assessor announces about 1500 new orange and black license plates will be issued for Bear Lake residents eligible after January 1. Private cars will use numbers 1 to 1200 while truck plates start at 1 for 110 listings with commercial trucks up to 25 and trailers numbered 106 to 119 for commercial and 1826 to 1865 for private. Present plates remain valid through March 31, 1933.
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Milford ‘Williams
Bear Lake County
Lcenss
Fielding High Honors Two Boys for Intramural Points
Ronald Roberts won the seasonal intramural award at Fielding High School for the greatest points. Dean Bischoff placed second. Fall quarter sports included Pinball Football forward pass Twen one Foul pitch basketiee golf and the waltz dance with ninety percent participation.
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Fielding High School
Ronald Roberts
Dean Bischoff
City Cuts Power Bills With Idaho Power Deal
Mayor Edward Thoreson and city council push to lower power costs leading to a new contract with Idaho Power. The city will save $8538 over the next period by reducing lighting from 4000 kw to 2500 kw, cutting city electricity expenditure.
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Blackfoot
Edward Thoreson
Idaho Power Company
Carload of Whisky Brought Into Boise
A man from San Francisco was arrested in Boise after his car skidded in rain and rolled over near August Pass. Officers found 51 gallons of whisky in the wrecked machine. Federal agents charged him with transportation and sale of intoxicating liquor and he was jailed.
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Boise
August Pass
San Francisco
Postage Rates Clarified for Printed Christmas Cards
Public and postmasters are advised on rates for printed greeting cards in unsealed envelopes. Such cards pay third class postage at 1% cents per 2 ounces or fraction, regardless of delivery method. Simple inscriptions may appear with sender details without personal message. Cards with messages in sealed envelopes fall under first class 3 cents per ounce, unless the 1 cent drop letter rate applies.
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Loy Clty
Mercy Chilatmas
Uncle Sam’s broad reach and the one limit on dividends
The piece argues that while the government can print envelopes, loan money, run banks, ship commerce, operate creameries and railroads, and even manage food and groceries, there is a single prohibition: it cannot and should not pay dividends while conducting these varied activities.
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Sam
Dingle Dies at 75 After Three Month Illness
William Bird 75 died at his home in Dingle after a three month illness. Funeral rites were held Saturday at 2 pm from the Dingle ward with interment in the town cemetery. He was born in England in 1847 emigrating to the U.S. with his family, moved west to Salt Lake, then Bear-take, and finally to Dingle where he married MaryAnn Sparks. fourteen children survived him.
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William Bird
Dingle
Oiece
William Henry Lindsay
Hyrum Oakey
Walter Bird
O. Rich
Juaainghane
England
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Atchison
Cokeville
Wyo
James White
Nampa
Bear Lake turkey growers set delivery date and price
The Bear Lake county turkey growers plan to deliver Christmas birds to the Nield Warehouse on December 14 with east of Bear River deliveries in the morning and west in the afternoon. Prime birds will receive a six cent per pound advance through the Northwestern Turkey Growers Association, with prior payments totaling 17 cents per pound for November. The Idaho Oregon pool under Mrs. Brink reported 150 for No 1 turkeys and market uncertainty remains, while Camp Elizabeth Daughters of the Pioneers will meet December 18 at 2:00 PM at Sarah Shepherd's home.
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Bear Lake County
Nield
Bear River
Northwestern
Turkey Growers Association
Idaho
Idaho - Oregon
Brink
Salt Lake
Idaho Adopts 1932 Code in Full Effect
Idaho Gov. C Ben Ross proclaims the 1932 code in full force and effect. The first three volumes with statutes and annotations have been delivered to public officials and attorneys, while the fourth volume index is with printers. The codification, funded by a $50,000 appropriation, is to be received in all courts and state offices as official Idaho code.
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Boise
Idaho
Bear Lake County Agent annual report shows wide agricultural outreach
The Bear Lake County Agent A. E. Duke documents a year of extensive activity in 1982. He spent 55.5 days in office and 2385 in the field with 602 office calls, 612 phone calls, 1120 letters, and 577 personal notes. The year featured 126 meetings, 5830 attendees, 84 demonstrations, and 48,000 others engaged in demonstrations, plus multiple farm projects and the start of a dairy testing association. Bishop H. Spencer of Montpelier spoke at a Paris ward M I A meeting Sunday.
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A. E.duke
Bear Lake County
Bear Lake
Duke
Pre Moos
D. L. Fourt
J. W. Barber
H. Spencer
Montpelier
Paris
Second Ward
Cork supply from Spain and Portugal dominates world markets
Spain and Portugal provide most of the world's cork with harvests twice or thrice per century. Cork comes from the bark of the cork oak which lives about 160 years and is stripped every eight to ten years.
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Spain
Portugal
Western Newspaper Union
Justice Budge urges farmers to use better milk cows in Bear Lake
Justice Alfred Budge of the Supreme Court spoke in Paris at a Bear Lake State Bank board meeting. He advocated high grade milk cows, thrift, and prudent farming to improve local prosperity and noted Bear Lake county is well suited to dairying. He praised the bank’s stability and planned to return to Boise after the session.
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Alfred Budge
Supreme Court
Paris
Bear Lake State Bank
Justice Budge
The
Post
United States
Bear Lake County
Jin Bear Lake
Eway
Boise
Abolish Judge's Office Amid City Budget Cut
The city council voted to abolish the city police judge position held by G. F. Dahman since Mayor Edward Thoreson’s election. Duties will be taken over by city clerk Robert L. Osborn.
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F. Dahman
Edward Thoreson
Robert L. Osborn
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