Day and Yesterday by Ezra J Poulsen
Joe Dupler builds what may be the world’s largest mink farm near Salt Lake City with 12 finished sheds and 16 to 18 more planned this year aiming for 16 000 to 18 000 mink in 1959 and 50 000 plus later. Bear Lake is cited as a fur farming hub, while Montpelier’s Lyle Stephens milks Holsteins nearby. A call to bring Paris region youth home to start small businesses is urged by community groups and echoed by local figures.
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Joe Dupler
Salt Lake City
Hallam
Paris
Bear Lake
Food prices and consumption outlook for 1959
The Department of Agriculture predicts higher meat intake with pork price drops and steady beef consumption. Poultry and fruit supplies should be plentiful though citrus remains tight due to a freeze. Potatoes stay cheap due to a record crop, while grain supplies rise with higher processing costs.
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Department of Agriculture
Jefferson and his lasting legacy in architecture and debt
A reflective piece on Thomas Jefferson’s influence from Virginia's Charlottesville to the University of Virginia. It notes his architectural vision, the durability of good houses, and the paradox of a powerful founder facing heavy debts and opposition before seeing his state university realized. Jefferson's grandson eventually settled the estate.
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T. J
Old Dominion
Virginia
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
James Monroe
Patrick Henry
Charlottsville
Monticelloi
Nien
Hig
University of Viginia
Jefferson
America
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Jeffersonianisms on tyranny and the mind of man
A quotation attributing a lifelong stance against tyranny to Thomas Jefferson appears as a political maxim. The line emphasizes liberty of thought and opposition to oppressive rule, reflecting classical republican ideals and the enduring claim of individual conscience over governmental control.
Notable Preamble Phrase Highlights Founding Ideals
A transcription of the public domain pledge asserting equality and unalienable rights. The text emphasizes life liberty and the pursuit of happiness as central governmental principles. It reflects enduring American constitutional philosophy.
No Experiment Greater Than Our Pursuit of Reasoned Governance
A historical remark emphasizes the trial of governing by reason and truth. The statement expresses optimism that ongoing efforts will prove human governance can be guided by rational principles and accuracy.
Bear Lake Valley Sees Unseasonable Snow and Icy Roads
The Bear Lake valley reports persistent snow every day and night over a week with little relief. Roads are icy and slippery, prompting officials to urge extreme caution for drivers.
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Bear Lake Valley
Idaho needs tax balance none
A mailed editorial argues against new taxes while discussing a proposed 2 percent sales and use tax for Idaho. It critiques income tax hikes, cites budget figures, and endorses a broad tax spread to fund state needs and foster growth. It notes limited high school Russian offerings.
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Idaho
Safe wax bullet loads for handguns from Sports Afield
Arms editor Pete Brown suggests a low noise wax bullet method using primer only with wax wad cutter to create inexpensive close range practice ammo. Modify shells by enlarging the primer flash hole to prevent primer setback and use mirrors as targets for quick draw practice.
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Pete Brown
Sports Afield Magazine
The Minute Men of Today Reach Fridge For Sandwich
A playful observation notes modern quick jugglers who can grab a sandwich from the refrigerator while a commercial plays. It highlights speed and multitasking in daily life with a light humorous tone.
Orson S Rich Dies in February Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services for Orson S Rich who died February 6 will occur February 10 with a detailed program including preludes postludes songs and prayers. Speakers include Bishop Lovell Booth Emerson Pugmire and Bishop Arline Pugmire with pallbearers listed as sons Eugene Sterling Lowell Russell Blaine Glenn Rich.
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Orson S. Rich
Opal Pugmire
Jefferson Dunford
Pallbearers
Bro. Rich
Eugene C. Rich
Sterling B. Rich
Lowell B.rich
Russell B. Rich
Blaine B. Rich
Glenn, B. Righ
Obituary of Orson S Rich 1874 1959 St Charles Utah
Orson S Rich born October 9 1874 in St Charles died February 6 1959 at home. He worked as a farmer and carpenter and served as a High Priest in the L D S church. He married Leola Booth and had three children Evalyn LaNore Eugene. after her death he married Alice Bolton and they had Sterling Lowell Russell Blaine and Glen with one daughter who died in infancy. Surviving siblings include E John Rich Ray Rich Elva Pugmire and Ethel Morgan.
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St. Charles
Orson S. Rich
Hyrum S
Elizabeth Stock
Charles C. Rich
L.D.S
Leola Booth
Evalyn
LaNore
Eugene
Alice Bolton
Sterling
Lowell
Russell
Blaine
Glen
E. John
Ray Rich
Elva Pugmire
Ethel Morgan
FHS Hosts Aberdeen On Home Floor Friday
The FHS basketball team will host Aberdeen this Friday in what promises to be an exciting game. Aberdeen is regarded as one of the tougher opponents the squad will face this season.
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FHS
Aberdeen
Early to Bed and Rise Theme Headline
A lighthearted note urges early rest and rising to seize personal breakfast breaks, reflecting a home or social column tone about daily routines and self care.
Penny Parade Encourages Birthday Penny Donations
The Bear Lake Stake Primary Children’s Hospital fundraiser asks two pennies per birthday to aid hospitalized children. Primary Union members wore penny jewelry at last Saturday’s meeting to remind attendees, and hosts expect more donations as volunteers visit homes in the coming days.
Tax Reductions for Motorists
The Idaho State Automobile Association manager K E Miller says area motorists can cut federal income taxes by listing auto expenses on Form 1040. Deductions include state gasoline taxes for 10 000 miles a year, uninsured auto losses, license fees, and interest on auto loans, potentially totaling $300 or more.
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Clyde Koontz
Twin Falls C P.A
Idaho
K. E. Miller
Idaho State Automobile Association
Motor Club
Public Assistance Programs in Bear Lake County
The Paris Post explains Public Assistance and Social Services in Bear Lake County. Programs include Old Age Assistance 65 recipients Aid to Dependent Children 18 families Aid to the Blind 1 recipient Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled 8 recipients and Medical Eye Care 1 recipient. The article outlines casework services and the shift from cash aid to social services with trained social workers and educational stipends for staff. It notes district supervisors child welfare consultants and the County Council of Public Assistance aiding county directors, with future articles planned.
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Bear Lake County
Department of Public Assistance
Idaho
Social Security
Jack Cantor
Tony Jensen
County Council of Public Assistance
Paris Post
Opposition to Gas Tax Boost Grows Across Nation
Idaho motorists face mounting protest as AAA reports strong national opposition to any increase in the federal gasoline levy. Idaho association manager K E Miller notes groups argue highway funding should come from general revenues, not new highway user taxes.
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Idaho State Automobile Association
AAA
Washington, D. C
K. E. Miller
American Automobile Association
Miller
Izers
Round About the Town Visitors and Social Notes
Round about the town lists residents visiting and social events. People named include Clarence Rich Joyce Athay Walter Poulsen James Pugmire Darlene Rich Kay Rich Ira Ellis Merla Bee Dallas Athay Rollo Nye Walter Bird Charley Law Terry Smith Rex Mattson George Palmer Weldon Eborn Tarret Palmer Dan Rich Spencer Stucki Larry Rich and others with mentions of gatherings in Logan McCall Montpelier Soda Springs Bountiful Dingle and Paris First Ward Sacrament meeting awards for Duty To God.
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Paris First Ward
Vandig
Johnson
Bill Long
Duty To God
Tarret Palmer
Dan Rich
Spencer Stucki
Larry Rich
Passey Family Motors to Salt Lake for Johnny’s Care
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Passey and their sons drove to Salt Lake City on Tuesday where their son Johnny received medical attention.
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Lloyd Passey and
Sunday dinner guests in St. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bunn with their sons and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bunn were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Byron Cheney of Montpelier as Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Peterson in St. Charles.
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Kay Rich
Montpelier
Dan C. Rich
Lyman Bunn
J. W. Bunn
Byron Cheney
Lynn’ Peterson
St. Charles
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Ezra J. Poulsen
Lyle Stephens
Thomas N. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
William EB. Morgan
Field- Ingo Academy
Hell
Chamber of Commerce
Relief Society
Woman’s Betterment League
Book Review Club
Spit and Argue Fraternity
Thom- Pe “Dekker
By Marlene Stegelmeier
Howard Newton
National Education Association
Conover Wright
Lovell Booth
Oh My Father
Max Haddock
Emerson Pugmire
Bryan Booth
Hattie Vallentine
Arline Pugmire
Bro
John Rich
Ray C. Rich
Lothair Rich
Social Security Service
Mrs
Clarence Rich
Logan
Joyce Athay
McCall
Walter Poulsen
Pocatello
James Pugmire
Edith Bunn
Darlene Rich
Ira Ellis
Soda Springs
Charley Law
Merla Bee
Bloomington
Mrs. Rollo -Nye
Walter Bird
Dallas Athay
Dallas Athays
Terry Smith
Mrs. Heber Hart
Bountiful
Russell Porter of
Angus Porter
George Palmer
Max Lyons
Dingle
Rex Mattson
Weldon Eborn
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