City Council Handles Unfinished Business In Session
City council met at city hall Monday with Mayor Price and city staff. The road and bridge committee reported on widening Sleights Canyon road, property owner Objections noted and tabled. The council discussed selling 600 feet of old lumber at Fair Grounds and gravel hauling by F Leslie Bolton. Water Works to study storing hose carts in a public garage. Fire chief Hugh Shepherd resigned. Franklin Rogers appointed to the vacancy.
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Price
Hoge
Budge, Shepherd
Bird Longhurst
Clayton
Stucks
Tueller
Canyon Road
Second North Street
Oliver Passey
Sames
F. Leslie Bolton
Fair Grounds
Water Works
Hugh Shepherd
Franklin Rogers
Leeper Named Justice on Idaho Supreme Court
R D Leeper of Lewiston will become associate justice of the Idaho Supreme Court December 31 by gubernatorial appointment. He will be the state's only Democrat on the high court, succeeding W F McNaughton who resigns to private practice. Leeper, a University of Idaho College of Law graduate, previously practiced in Coeur d Alene and Lewiston, served in World War I, and was Idaho American Legion commander in 1921 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
R. D. Leeper
Lewiston
Idaho Supreme Court
Ben Ross
Pocatello
W. F. McNaughton
Coeur d'Alens
John P. Gray
Leeper
William E. Lee
Lee
Interstate Commerce Commission
University of Idaho Law Schoo
Coeurt d'Alene
Sam Tannahill
91St
Reduced Buffalo Meat Supply Shrinks Idaho Orders
Idaho officials report a smaller Yellowstone herd roundup than expected. Rangers captured 160 buffalo versus the 300 promised, triggering reduced meat supply for Boise and surrounding towns that had requested one or more buffalo.
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Boise
Idaho
Yellowstone
Free Del Program of O. 8. L. Begins In City
Beginning January 1st the railroad company will deliver and pick up freight to any business place in the city free of charge. Ralph Lewis of Lewis Coal & Transportation Co. has been engaged by the railroad company to take charge of this program.
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Ralph Lewis
The
Lewis Coal & Transportation Co
Fielding Honor Roll Students Named for Second Term
The list shows seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with A and B honor rolls. Seniors include Verla Price Rora Allred Gordon Austin and others. Juniors list Moyrile Low Virtue Patterson Zula Ward plus B honor roll names. Sophomores feature Emma Austin Leone Bach with B names Lark Allred Frankie Bischoff Sybil Cole and others. Freshmen A list includes Ruth Austin LaVern Bischoff Glen Grimmett Edward Hart George Patterson Ada Ward. B list names Marion Brewer June Clayton Almira Collings Eugenia Eschler Edith Evans Wilda Peterson Lola Poulsen Dwans Stock Lawrence Spencer.
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Fielding’ High School
Verla Price
Rora Allred
Gordon Austin
Clifford Collings
Ann Crockett
Grant Grandy
Jean Price
Oreta Rich
Flora Grimmett
Moyrile Low
Virtue Patterson
Zula Ward
Dean Bischoff
Jean Hoge
Virginia Rich
Joy Shurtliff
Dorothy Ward
Emma Austin
Leone
Four Montpelier Residents Die in One Week
Montpelier loses four longtime citizens to death in the past week. Fred Angerter Sr. died in Logan Utah aged 82 after living in Montpelier until 1914. Survived by daughter Rose Wedel and son Fred Angerter Jr. Fred Linder, in Montpelier 40 years, died in San Francisco aged 77 while visiting his daughter. Funeral services were held in Montpelier. surviving daughters Mrs Edward Reiber Mrs Mary Kunz and Mrs Lois Linder and sons Edward and Albert Linder. Mrs John H Shrope died at 63 from heart failure at home. The family has Bear Lake county roots for about 20 years and she is survived by her husband and three sons. Irene Thomas Barrett of Montpelier died in Los Angeles. burial in Los Angeles after residence there for years. Interred in Los Angeles.
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Montpelier
Fred Angerter
Logan
Utah
Bear Lake
Rose Wedel
Fred Aegerter, Jr Jr
Fred Linder
San Francisco
Cali
Edward Reiber
Mary Kunz
Fred Larsen
San Fransciso
Lois Linder
San Diego
Edward Linder
Los Angeles
Albert Linder
John H. Shrope
Los Angees
Ithel Thomas
Kemmerer
John Thomas
Twin Falls
Wes
Thomas
Weldon Payne Victim of Ax Wound at Home
J Weldon Payne 18 son of Mr and Mrs J Albert Payne of Bloomington suffered a serious accident while chopping wood. The ax lodged in willows and struck his leg near the ankle causing a fracture and need for eleven stitches. He is reported to be progressing.
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J. Weldon Payne
J. Albert Payne
Bloomington
Phosphate Shipment From Paris Station to Canada
Bixty carats of phosphate were shipped last month from the Paris station to Canada by the Solar Development Co. This month an average of per terms and quantities remains unclear in the dispatch.
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Bixty
Paris
Canada
The
Solar Development Co
Mrs Dow Johnson Operated For Acute Appendicitis
Mrs Dow Johnson underwent an operation at Montpelier hospital yesterday for acute appendicitis. Her condition this morning is reported as favorable. Mrs Johnson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W Smith Hoge.
Many Idaho Counties Raise Taxes Despite Valuation Drop
Twenty six of forty four Idaho counties increased their county tax levy this year from a year ago as counties seek funds after valuation cuts by the board of equalization and assessors. Decreases occurred in fifteen counties while three stayed level. utility valuations rose elsewhere with most property excluding utilities down.
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ROISE
E. G. Gallet
Board of Equalization and Assessors
Bear Lake
Benewah
Boundary
Camas
Canyon
Caribou
Custer
Fremont
Jerome
Kootenai
Nez Perce
Payette
Power
Shoshone
Valley
Elmore
Franklin
Oneida
James Transtrum Loses Fingers In Buzz Saw
James Transtrum aged 28 of St. Charles suffered a severe laceration to his right hand while moving a buzz saw in use at his home. He was treated at Dr. Moore's Emergency hospital then rushed to a hospital in Ogden Utah for immediate operation and is reported to be recovering as well as can be expected.
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James. Transtrum
St. Charles
Moore
Dée Hospital
Ogden
Utah
Fe.r
Lions Visit Soda Springs for Zone Meeting
Paris Lions Club members traveled to Soda Springs for a zone meeting with Pocatello Paris Soda Springs and Grace Lions clubs. District Governor Richards of Provo Utah attended and provided advice. A banquet capped the event with musical numbers by Arch Shepherd and Dr M M Shepherd.
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Paris Lions Club
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Paris
Grace Lions Clubs
Richards
Provo
tUah
F. T Shepherd
A. W. Shepherd
M. D. Low
Frank Deusenberry
F. J. Foulger
C. H. Pearce
N.thompson
Ralph Lewis
Arch Shepherd
M. M. Shepherd
Montpelier
Employment openings in Oakland advertise good pay and training
The notice promotes several job openings in Virginia towns for men and women with no experience needed. It offers financing if required and directs applicants to Mr. LThomas Superintendent at 420 Third St Oakland California. Also mentions Win B Hoge a state deputy Revenue officer visiting Twin Falls with his family.
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Lthomas
Third
St. i
Oakland
Calif
Win.b. Hoge
Twin Falls
Bear Lake turkey pool pays out twelve thousand dollars
The Bear Lake county Christmas turkey pool completed its shipment loading for New York markets. The Egg Producers Association and Northwest Turkey Growers Association funded the pool managed by county agent Duke. About 29 cents per top bird will be paid to Bear Lake growers with the $12,000 payout noted and the rest to follow as the pool is disposed of.
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Bear Lake County
New York
Egg Producers Association
Northwest Turkey Growers Association
Duke
Bear Lake
Oliver H. Peterson
John Laker
St. Charles
Conn
Abe Alleman
Noonan
George Alleman
Fenton Allred
Paris
R. S. Anderson
Georgn
Athay
Sam Austin
Ovid
H. K. Bacon
Georgetown
Lewis Bagley
Dingley
Robert Baird
Ernest Bartschi
Nounan
Wyler Bartschi
Jennie Beck
Ray J. Beck
Sale of Seals Progresses Across Idaho for Health Drive
Idaho launches the 25th annual Christmas seal sale to fund tuberculosis health programs. Five million seals will be offered across 44 counties with 20 000 letters mailed this week under the slogan A Christmas Seal on every letter and package. The effort, led by Anti-Tuberculosis Association groups, aims to aid 100 000 Idaho children and tubercular victims, featuring a 1931 seal design of a snowbound stagecoach.
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Idaho
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Charles Longhurst
Mirs
Bertha Hoge
Paris
Turkey prices vary greatly across the nation
The article maps turkey price ranges in multiple cities from San Francisco to Albany. Prices span 27 to 65 cents with regional differences between live, wholesale, and retail rates. The Portland Oregonian clipping credits Mrs. Amog Raines of Fort Hall and the Gooding Leader.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Portland
Dallas
Omaha
St. Paul
Cleveland
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Albany
Atante
Portland Oregonian
Amog Raines
Fort Hall
Gooding
Small Farm Is Here to Stay in United States
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Hyde told President Hoover that power machinery will conserve rather than destroy the family farm system. He argues family farms can cover more land and endure because farming lacks the standardization needed for large scale labor.
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Washington
Hyde
Hoover
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A. L. Chilton
Avill BE
Christman Jewelry
Fielding
Weldon Payne
Gotham Police
Camp Mulrooney
City Island
N. Y
James Transtrum
Joseph Barrus
Andrew Barrus
Turkey
Tio
Pus iSenes
Porn
Paris Opera House
First Ward
Novelty Theatre
Paris, Idaho
Trader Horn
Will Rogers
Ambassador
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