Bear Lake Valley develops dairying and poultry sectors
The Bear Lake Valley shows strong growth in dairying with several pure bred herds, new cheese factories, and rising butter fat prices. Poultry production expands with over 60,000 chicks in 1923, many local flocks, and substantial monthly net profits for producers. Sugar beets emerge as a third undeveloped avenue with a pay roll of 25 000 monthly and large beet shipments, despite harsh conditions.
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Bear Lake Valley
Bear Lake County
Weiser
Vacinity
Paul
Severn
St Charles Woman Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs. Luna Booth Rich aged 49 died suddenly at the family home in St. Charles due to heart trouble. Survived by husband Edward Rich and six children, two daughters predeceased her. Funeral held last Sunday with large attendance from Salt Lake Ogden Star Valley and beyond.
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Luna Booth Rich
St. Charles
Edward Rich
Ward Chapél
Salt Lake
Ogden
Star Valiely
J. W. Linford
E. M. Allred
BE. C. Keetch
Ole Transtrum
Wm.l. Rich
M. D. Low
Ed. C. Rich
Montpelier
John A. Hunt
Home for Christmas at Paris visit by mill workers
Joseph Collings Percy Shepherd Bryan Athay Joseph Bunn Charles Innes Wendell Floyd and Frank Nye returned to Paris Wednesday from the Mt. Sherman Lumber mill to spend Christmas.
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Joseph Collings
Percy Shepherd
Bryan Athay
Joseph Bunn
Charles Innes
Wendell Floyd
Frank Nye
Paris
Mt. Sherman
Returns From Kansas by John Scheidigger in Paris
John Scheidigger a local farmer returns to Paris Tuesday from a trip near Kansas City Missouri with his sister who had not been seen by him for years.
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John Scheidigger
Paris
Kansas City
Hoge Stucki Peree wed in Salt Lake temple
Tone B Hoge and Madge Stucki, well known in the city, were married Thursday in the Salt Lake temple. The Post offers congratulations and best wishes from their many friends.
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Pergee Reve Torworee
Tone B. Hoge
Madge Stucki
Salt Lake Temple
Fielding Shines With Christmas Spirit at Holiday Party
Fielding students embraced the season with a grand gym celebration on Thursday night. Santa Claus helped decorate while evergreen boughs and red white lights created a festive setting. The crowd filled the old gym, and the chapel service in the morning highlighted the Christ Child story and the spirit of happiness and giving.
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Santa Claus
Fielding
Bear Lake County prospects hinge on action and unity
The article argues Bear Lake County can attract sugar industry payroll condensary and local industry if residents analyze the situation and organize. It notes a tough year for growers yet believes no one will lose overall, and urges collective effort to bring crops and processing facilities to the area.
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Bear Lake County
Domestic spider drama charms Youth’s Companion tale
William M. Savin recounts in Natural History a comic scene of a male spider courting a female at her web. The female disrupts his meal, pulls at him for minutes, then returns to her place. A second fly triggers a chase and a playful tug of legs as she secures prey and signals her triumph.
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Phe
William M. Savin
Natural History
Emele
One Look and They Buy Says Detroit Store Manager
A Detroit department manager notes a gender split in shopping. He says men are window shoppers who pick and buy quickly when needed, while women browse and compare before selecting. The observation highlights differing paths to purchase between men and women.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Weather Notes On Winter Calm And Clear Nights
Locals report unusually pleasant winter with temperatures as cold as seven degrees below zero. Little snow remains and sunny days give way to bright moonlit and starry nights across the region.
Richards Family Arrives From Provo for Christmas Visit
Mrs Wilford Richards and her children arrived Friday from Provo to spend the holidays with her mother Mrs Clara Stucki. Mr Richards, attending BYU, will arrive later for Christmas.
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Wilford Richards
Provo
Tted
Clara Stucki
Landon Pugmire Sells Carload of Fine Cattle
St Charles cattleman Landon Pugmire returned Wednesday morning after selling a carload of neat cattle.
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St. Charles
John Bird Sr. Heads to Logan and Salt Lake Visit
John Bird Sr. departed Tuesday morning to visit his children in Logan and Salt Lake. He said he would return for the Old Folk's social, typically held in February.
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John Bird Sr
Logan
Salt Lake
Mr. Bird
Christmas Story 7 A Doctor Recalls His Son and Santa
A crisp afternoon scene shows Doctor Slantyra as a young girl asks him to play Santa. He contemplates past joys including his son, memories of Christmases, and a desire to gift the child something meaningful. The tale blends nostalgia with wartime recollections and a promise to bring holiday cheer.
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Doctor Slantyra
Santa
Saint Nicholas
County Commissioners Audit and Pay County Claims
The Board of County Commissioners met in a special session at the courthouse with all three members, the prosecuting attorney, and the county clerk present. Claims against the county were audited and ordered paid when correct.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Married Tuesday at Court House Betrotshed
Miss Retha Durney of Kemmerer Wyn and Mr Karl E Ellsworth of Pocatello were united in marriage Tuesday in a courthouse ceremony. The couple plan to make their future home in Pocatello.
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Con Addilor
Peterson
Retha Durney
Kemmerer, Wyn
Karl E. Ellsworth
Pocatello
Freight Shipments Highlight Busy Ida Ho Depot Week
Five carloads of milled phosphate ore were shipped by Ida Ho Phosphate Co to the Pacific Coast. Two carloads of bailed hay were sent by Peterson Thornock and Ward to Superior Wyoming. A carload of cattle went to Omaha Nebraska by Pugmire and Cleveland along with numerous other freight shipments.
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Idaho Phosphate Company
Pacific Coast
Peterson, Thornock and Ward
Superior
Wyo
Pugmire
Cleveland
Omaha
Nebraska
Stockmen to Confer With Forest Officials in Bear Lake
A mass meeting of Bear Lake county stockmen will be held at Paris on December 22 to confer with Utah officials of the United States forest reserve. They will discuss new regulations for leasing government forest lands for grazing and plan to reduce issued permits while scheduling later grazing to allow grass to mature.
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Bear Lake County
Paris
Utah
United States Forest Reserve
Christmas Tale Ends With Mourning Doctor’s Pleasures
An old servant announces supper as a doctor, rich with mislaid joy, departs for a pleasure trip bearing bundles to a boy’s requested address. A city edge home glows in the snow while a mother narrates the story of the Christ Child to her child at the fire. The scene closes with hints of continuing continuation on page 3.
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Mama
Esndon
Oll
Wes
Fost
Coh
Santa
Reid
Canada
Christ
Charles Jenson Rites Held in Smithfield Utah
Charles Jenson died Tuesday at his home in Smithfield Utah after nine years residence. He was born in St Charles and leaves a wife six children one brother and four sisters. Affected by years of illness he regained strength through faith and testified in services last summer. The funeral is at Smithfield first ward chapel Sunday December 16 with burial in Smithfield city cemetery.
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St. Charles
Charles Jenson
Smithfield
Utah
Mr Jenson
Charley
Smithfield First Ward
Smithfield City
Moore Refuses to Free Idaho J W W Prisoners
Chicago appeals for the release of 119 prisoners in California Washington Idaho and Oklahoma peniten tiaries after anti-syndicalism convictions. The I W W general defense committee announced telegrams to state executives urging presidential clemency. California holds 101 prisoners Washington 18 Idaho 3 and Oklahoma 2.
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Moore
Idaho
Chicago
California
Washington
Oklahoma
Industrial Workers of the World
Darry Feinburg
Calfornia
1. W. W. Washington
Centralia
Idaho IWW prisoners face punishment under state law
Governor Moore told Harry Feinburg the Idaho penitentiary inmates are not comparable to Coolidge pardons. Embree, Herde, and Quackenbush, convicted under the state criminal syndicalism law for IWW membership, are deemed unworthy of parole due to conduct in prison. Edwin Krier was convicted under the same statute in St. Maries.
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Idahos
C C Moore
Harry Feinburg
General Defense Committee
IWW
Idaho
Coolidge
Feinborg
W. W
Embree
Herde
R. Quackenbush
Quackenbush
North Idaho
Edwin Krier
St. Marles
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Kansas
Hoge-Stucki
Fielding and
Christmas Spirit
Mr. Spider
Mr. Landon Pugmire
Court House Ass
Chas. Jenson
Coolxa
Vardens
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