Idaho State Government Costs Fall in 1923
Boise reports show total state government expenditures for 1923 at 5.726 million dollars, down 596 thousand from 1922. Education and higher learning accounts total 1.676 million, highways 2.109 million, general government 365 thousand, with total receipts near 9.942 million including 3.388 million in tax revenue and 2.615 million in non revenue receipts.
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Boise
C. C. Moore
George W. Dbowis
Judiciary
Treasury
Funeral services held Sunday for pioneer woman Louisa A. Cole
Impressive services at the First Ward Chapel honored Louisa A. Cole 70 a Bear Lake pioneer who died February 7 after illness. Speakers praised her character while the stake choir and soloist Bertha Cook enriched the ceremony. Burial followed at the city cemetery beside her husband with eulogies from Bishop Dan Rich and others.
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First Ward
Louisa A. Cole
Bear Lake
Dan Rich
Roy A. Welker
H. H. Broomhead
Stake Choir
L. T. Shepherd
Bertha Cook
Love Devine
Mark Austin
J. W. McCarty
Pres
E. S. Stucks
M. D. Low
S M. Rich
Harrison County
Iowa
Plains
Utah
Logan
Cache Valley
Walter C. Cole
Salt Lake City
Deer-Lake County
Liberty Canyon
Card of Thanks From Family of Mrs. Louisa Cole
The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement. They note many tokens of sympathy and untiring service will not be forgotten. May God grant friends’ loyalty in times of need.
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Louisa Cole
New Postmistress at St. Charles
Mrs. Nora Cleveland of St. Charles acts as postmistress in the absence of Hannah J. Nelson who left Tuesday for California to spend the winter.
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Nora Cleveland
St. Charles 'S
Hannah J. Nelson
California
Stake meeting on Sunday features talks on Wilson Lincoln
A Stake meeting of double feature will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Ward chapel. W Shepherd will discuss the life of President Wilson and A T Pendrey will speak on the life of Abraham Lincoln. Special music is planned.
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First Ward
W. Shepherd
Pres. Wilson
A .T. Pendrey
Abraham Lincoln
Lanham Players Offer Two Nights of Clever Vaudeville
The Lanham players performed at the local opera house last week presenting two shows The Stork and Polly Anna. Vaudeville stunts between acts delighted the audience who felt the bills deserved a larger house.
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Lanham Players
Old Folks Social Planned for February 27
A Tuesday evening meeting organized the annual Old Folks social to be held here on February 27. Committees were selected to aid in planning and execution, with full committee lists to be published in next week’s issue.
Idaho Elk Will Go to Boston
Representative Smith arranged with the National Park Service to allow Idaho Elk lodges to obtain three yearling elk from Yellowstone for presentation to Boston during the Elks grand reunion in July. The acting Yellowstone superintendent will turn the elk over to Harry J. Fox of Pocatello.
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Washington, D. C
Smith
National Park Service
Dlk
Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Boston
Elks
Yellowstone Park
Harry J. Fox
Pocatello
Bear Lake County to discuss Egg Marketing Association
Bear Lake County hosts two meetings on February 18 at 1:00 pm in the County Court House and 8:00 pm in Montpelier City Hall to explore extending the Idaho Egg Marketing Association. Poultry producers prospective poultrymen and local merchants are urged to attend.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho Egg Marketing Association
County Court House
Montpelier
Eng Marketing Association
Paris
February Home Demonstration Agent Schedule
February schedule lists training sessions and classes for club leaders and members in Paris Montpelier Bloomington Pegram and Bennington. Activities include dress forms sewing foods and office use with times from morning to evening across February 15 to 29.
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Paris
Montpelier
Bloomington
Pegram
Wanted staff to sell hosiery nationwide at mills Norristown
Help wanted for men and women to take orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. Eliminate darning. Salary 375 a week full time 31.50 an hour spare time. Cottons heathers silks. International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa. RY4FAA1TS
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International Stocking Mills
Norristown
Another Pioneer Called Home in Bear Lake Parish
Funeral services for George B. Spencer 84 longtime Bear Lake pioneer were held Tuesday in Paris Second Ward. Speakers praised his upright service to mankind, with interment in the city cemetery. Spencer, born February 21 1840 in Massachusetts, crossed plains with Brigham Young party arriving Salt Lake October 1848 and later served missions to Switzerland Germany and the Cherokee area. He married Leonora Horne in 1867 and settled in Paris Idaho after working with Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution.
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Paris
Second Ward
George B. Spencak
Bear Lake Oakley
Dan Price
James Poulsen
W. Smith Hoge
M. D. Low
Ed C Rich
Montpelier
Roy A. Welker
Ward Choir
Archie Shepherd
George Boardman Spencer
Orson
Catharine Curtis Spencer
Middlefold
Hampshire County
Massachusetts
Orson Spancer
Nauvoo
George B
England
George
Plains
Brigham Young
Salt Lake Valley
George B. Spencer
Salt Lake City
Nevada
Leonora Horne
Joseph
M. Isabella Horne
Spencer
Zion’s Co-operative Mercantile Institution
Idaho
Woman's Body Exhumed in Estate Inquiry
City officials opened an investigation into the death of Mrs. Wan Sea Logg Albility, wife of Geo. Reiley, after relatives prompted the inquiry. Harry B. Winn, her husband, said he was shocked by the probe and his attorney noted the allegation he killed his wife to inherit the estate. The estate is about 34000, with the death certificate citing heart failure as the cause.
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On Wan
Geo. Reiley
Sormor Bishop
Harry &. Winn
Winn
T F Resi
Marriage License Issued for Sampson and Jenson
A marriage license was issued last week at the County Clerk's office to Itichard Sampson and Eva Jenson, both of Grover Wye. Clerk J 5S Peterson officiated the ceremony.
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Itichard Sampson
Eva Jenson
Grover Wye
J 5S Peterson
Card of Thanks for George B. Spencer death services
Relatives express public appreciation for kind assistance and expressions of sympathy from friends and neighbors during the illness and funeral of their father and grandfather George B. Spencer.
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George B. Spencer
Obituary of a County Official and Latter-day Saint Leader
The deceased held county offices including Sheriff Treasurer and Probate Judge at different times. He served as counselor to Bishop Henry Horne and later bishop of the Paris ward. Survived by five sons George B Jr Herbert L Joseph H Seymour H and Edwin and by eighteen grandsons and seven granddaughters. two grandsons and one granddaughter had died earlier.
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Henry Horne
Paris
George B. Jr
Herbert L
Parla
Joseph H
Salt Lake City
Seymour H
Montpelier
Edwin
Brigham City
Fall injures Mrs Joyce Irwin in elbow break
Mrs Joyce Young Irwin fell on slippery ice and fractured her elbow. She was taken to Ashley Hospital in Montpelier and is recovering.
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Joyce
Young Irwin Charles
Ashley Hospital
Montpele
Former resident visits Paris after sister's funeral
Mrs James Hart, a former Paris resident now of Salt Lake, attended funeral services for her sister Mrs Louisa Cole. She left Paris with her husband and family over seventeen years ago for Nampa then Salt Lake City. Mr Hart served as Bear Lake county auditor for several terms.
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James &. Hart
Salt Lake
Louisa Cole
Hart
Paris
Svith
Nampa
Bear Lake County
Poultry Work in Bear Lake County Shows Success
Bear Lake County notes strong poultry progress in the past year with high egg yields and profits. A cooperative egg marketing group is forming in Southeastern Idaho to aid Bear Lake producers, urging ordered baby chicks for April arrival and detailing essential care practices and record results from several local flocks.
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Bear Lake County
Ege Marketing Association
Idaho
Bear Lake Valley
Brince Brinck Seen as Likeliest Ada County Judge
Reporters in state circles expect Dana E. Brinck Boise attorney to be named successor to M. I. Church, Ada county district judge who resigned on an adultery charge. Governor Moore at present in California with acting Bainbridge seen as possible interim appointer awaiting Moore's return.
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M. I. Church
Ada
Dana E. Brinck
Boise
C. C. Moore
California
Bainbridge
Moore
Dr Lasbrook Laker Dies in Salt Lake At 51
Dr Lasbrook Bryceon Laker a prominent Eureka physician died Friday morning in a Salt Lake hospital at age 51. Born November 6 1872 in St Charles he practiced in Eureka since 1905 serving railroad and mining firms. Survived by wife Mrs Grace Maude Spencer Laker and siblings in Fish Haven Paris and St Charles.
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Lasbrook Bryceon Laker
Eureka
Paris
Salt Lake
St. Charles
Lashbrook
Annie Bryceson Laker
University of Utah
Bush Medical School
Chicago
Charity Hospital
Laker
John
Joseph
Daniel
Willard
Nellie
Minnie Laker
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