Thousands Pay Final Tribute To Pres Nibley
Thousands gathered at Salt Lake Tabernacle for the memorial service honoring President Charles W. Nibley. Leaders including Heber J. Grant and Anthon W. Ivins praised his kindness, faith, and generosity as floral tributes and music marked the ceremony before the funeral cortege proceeded to Logan City Cemetery.
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Pres. Nibley
Charles W. Nibley
Salt Leake Tabernacle
Great Assembly
Heber J. Grant
Grant
Anthon W. Ivins
Arthur Winter
Nibley
Reed Smoot
John A. Widtsoe
Council of the Twelve
Joseph W. McMurrin
California Mission
Pres
Antoine R. Ivins
Géorgé H. Dern
Nibey
World of Friends
Relief Society General Board
Association
Tabernacle Choir
Rodger Clawson
George Albert Smith
State Highway Police Department
Logan
Logan City
Shepherd
Southeast ships 20 cars turkeys to markets
In Pocatello, the Eeastern Idaho cooperative pool shipped twenty cars loaded with 11 000 turkeys for Christmas markets in recent days. D P Donahue, manager, said six carloads of turkeys from local producers were sent in a single consignment to New York City.
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Pocatello
Eeastern Idaho Cooperative Pool
D. P. Donahue
New York City
Board To Approve $25,000 In Claims
The State Board of Examiners announced receipt of a batch of claims totaling $26,000 for the martial law period during the summer forest crisis. Approval at an afternoon session will lead to warrants before Christmas to pay claimants including $10,000 for National Guard salaries, equipment rental, and trooper board.
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Boise
State Board of Examiners
Board of
Invitation to Former Residents to Write Letters
An invitation for readers who once lived in the area to write letters for publication. Share reports on crops prices locators or any personal news. Old friends would enjoy hearing from you via The Post, which will publish letters to reconnect across distances.
Benefit Dance for James Transtrom at St Charles Hall
A benefit dance will be held Saturday evening at St. Charles Amusement Hall for James Transtrom a buzz saw accident victim now hospitalized in Ogden Utah. Citizens of St. Charles sponsor the event and invite public participation with 50 cent tickets.
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St. Charles Amusement Hall
James Transtrum
Ogden, Utah
St. Charles
Power officials visit Paris for business talks
J A Bullock district manager and N McClellan of Utah Power and Light Co. toured Paris today checking their territory and meeting local businessmen as part of ongoing utility operations and planning.
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J. A. Bullock
N. McClellan
Preston
Utah Power & Light Co
Paris
Fre mont County Bank Fails After State Examiner Takeover
Sugar City December 15 reports say the Fremont County Bank failed to open Monday morning after the state bank examiner ordered a takeover. Bank officials or details not yet disclosed.
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Sugar City
Mont County Bank
State Bank
Paris Seminary Delivers Townwide Program Series
On December 13 the Seminary conducted programs in Ovid Bloomington Liberty Lanark and Sharon led by class presidents Bryant Booth Glen Grimmett Bernell Wilks Adrian Stewart and Ronald Roberts. The outline included invocation administration of the sacrament talks on the seminary purpose vision church a spiritual uprush readings and music with benediction.
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Ovid
Bloomington
Liberty
Lanark
Sharon
Bryant Booth
Glen Grimmett
Bernell Wilks
Adrian Stewart
Ronald Roberts
County Dads Convene Here
The county board of commissioners met in a two day session focusing on taxes as a major issue. A. E. Thiel and H. Groo urged county aid for over 40 needy families, with the board to review. The anti tuberculosis group sought $500 for health work, and a resolution set quarantine officers at five cents per mile with daily pay.
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Board of County Commissioners
A. E. Thiel
H. Groo
Montpeer
Lizzie H. Welker
Louisa Athay
C. O. Moore
Charles Longhurst
A. A. Hart
Building Burns Pocatello Fire Heavy Loss
A weekend blaze in the dello block of Pocatello caused 10000 to 15000 dollars in damage. Thirty Nudene hotel guests were displaced. A clothing store sustained the greatest loss. Fireman C L Buffalo was bruised and injuries included torn garments from falling timbers.
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Pocatello
Dello Block
C .L. Buffalo
Oil City hunters bag two deer with one shot
Oil City reporters claim Pan-Western Pennsylvania hunters bagged two squirrels and two rabbits with a single shot. Ed Pye reports a buck and a doe killed side by side with one rifle shot.
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Oil City
Pan
Pennsylvania
Ed. Pye
Fye
Venus Club Christmas Program at Fielding High School
The Venus club of Fielding High presents the first entertainment of Christmas winner week on Monday evening in the opera house December 21. The program includes Blossom Porter and Girl's Chorus selections, two one act plays Mimi Lights the Candle and A Christmas Chime, and a Male Quartet. admission is free. Stranger-Why aren’t you in school my little man text appears as stray dialogue.
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Venus Club
the Fielding High School
Opera House
Blossom Porter
Mimi
Joseph Weston Laid to Rest in Laketown Utah
Funeral services for Joseph Weston were held in Laketown with speakers Hyrum Nebeker Walter Weston and others. The crowd of 202 paid respects to a longtime church worker. a large surviving family includes Lydia Morley, multiple children and many grandchildren. Weston, born in England, lived in Laketown and Logans. he served twenty years under Bishop Ira Nebeker.
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Laketown
Joseph Weston
Hyrum Nebeker
Walter Weston
Roy A. Welker
Jas. L. Dunford
Geo. H. Robinson
Se Foundation
Lola Johnson
Edward Pugmire
Lawrence Johnson
Randolph
Father
Samuel Weston
Logan
Ira Nebeker
Bath
England
Lydia Morley
Marva
Lorin
Leah H
Blanche
Sarah Cheney
Annie Weahs- Strom
Effie Lantern
Benjamin
Salt Lake
Herbert
California
Samuel
Melinda Lamborn
Mercy Gibbons
Mary Crowther
Malad
Idaho
Boise editor forecasts million-dollar state savings plan
Frank Burroughs of the Idaho Pioneer urged Boise Ad club members to prune state government. He called for merging financial work under the treasurer, moving the auditor to public accounts, splitting law enforcement duties, curbing agriculture activities, and consolidating the purchasing department with the budget bureau. He urged broad tax exemptions removal and said reductions would set an example during financial stress despite anticipated protests.
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Boise
Frank Burroughs
The
Idaho Pioneer
Boise Ad Club
Department of Public Investments
Department of Finance
Bureau of Public Accounts
Secretary of State
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Agriculture
Budget Bureau
Laketown MIA Hosts Lest I Forget Party
The Laketown MIA Junior class hosted a nostalgic Lest I Forget party at Mrs. Moffat's home with mothers and grandmothers dresses. Guests dressed in old fashions, shared memory items, enjoyed games and an oyster supper, and a small Santa Claus gave gifts from a decorated tree.
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Laketown
M. I A
Santa Claus
U. S. Presidency
County Votes 6000 Budget for Old Age Aid
Over 40 applications filed for county old age compensation. Applicants must be 65 with no relatives and income under 300 dollars. Probate Judge Haddock reviewed submissions. average grant is 1500 dollars. Bear Lake county budgeted 8000 for this law and payments begin next month. Dependents over five who have drawn aid will transfer to the old age pension after the new year, with no double payments.
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Haddock
Bear Lake County
LaVon Hill nets huge mountain trapper bounty near Soda Springs
A Pocatello Tribune special from Soda Springs reports trapper LaVon Hill of the Caribou county Wool rowers association returned Wednesday from a three month in the ranges with a total take of 87 coyotes three cinnamon bears three lynx and 160 porcupines. The bounty totals 705 dollars and is among the largest catches in years for such a short period.
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Pocatello Tribune
Soda Springs
LaVon Hill
Caribou
Cattle Market Depressed Says John Clay
The weekly market letter from John Clay and Company of Denver notes a three week decline in prices, with a $1 per cwt drop on short fed cattle last week especially for light and medium quality stock. Demand for feeders weakens as more cattle sell at $3 to $4 and some decent steers bring $2 to $2.50. Many feeders cannot finance themselves while fat hogs and lambs are cheap, and the duration of the downturn remains unpredictable.
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John Clay and Company of
Denver
Beeri
Court Adjourned As Judge Postpones District Court
County Clerk S W Tunks announced that District Court will be postponed indefinitely after Judge Jay L Downing reported illness and a light calendar. The session set to convene tomorrow is delayed until further notice.
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S. W. Tunks
Jay L. Downing
District Court
1931 Bear Take county tax roll shows reduction over 1930
The 1931 real property tax rolls for Bear Take county total 312 1941 dollars, down from 364 251 22 in 1930, a decrease of 52 057 04. County charges fell sharply, with the board of county commissioners credited for the cut and pledging further reductions next year amid broader Idaho tax trends.
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Bear Take
Board of County Commissioners
Idaho
Board of Commissioners
Utah Power & Light May Open Branch Office Here
Rumor says Utah Power & Light Co may open a Browning building branch after January 1 to handle western county business. The move reflects Bear Lake county activity generated by Paris area, seen as needed for better service to the Paris tributary territory.
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Utah Power & Light Co
Browning
Bear Lake County
Paris
January Pool Turkeys Graded by Northwest Growers
Farmers from Bear Lake brought 3500 turkeys to join the Northwest Turkey Growers pool last Wednesday. About 2000 birds were set aside for the January pool after careful grading. County Agent Duke oversaw grading and fees with the grower favored in any grading questions. Growers reported satisfaction with the process.
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Bear Lake
Duke
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Enefte Dance
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Milford Williams
M. L A
John Clay
B. L
Novelty Theatre
Paris, Idaho
Ann Harding
Lovely
East Lynne
George Arliss
George Ariss
Ariss
Millionaire
Laborer
Rhythm King Orchestra
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