Old Folks Entertained At Banquet In Paris Pavilion
Old folks in this community enjoy an afternoon program at the Paris Pavilion and First Ward hall starting at 1 pm with singing, prayers, addresses, and reminiscences followed by a banquet at 5 pm. An evening dance for married couples features vocal solos, readings, and musical selections by local groups and a band.
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Bre-Ak
Aid
Paris
First Ward
Roy A. Welker
Morrris Law
Dan Rich Cornet
Golo
Archie Sheperd
e-Spencer Quartette
Bertha Cook
Stanley Howell
e.Pres
Wm. L. Rich
Reading Games
Congrégation
Theras Alfred Reading
Louise Richards
Miolin
James Dunn
Hamlin
Academy Music Department Prepares Entertaining Oratorio
Fielding Academy's music department will present an oratorio by the oratorical association under Instructor Guerta. The performance will be held during conference time in the stake nad e. The text draws on Bible stories of Israel in bondage with choruses duets and solos.
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Fielding Academy
Oratorical Association
Guerta
Academy
Grorth
Prices Are Cut by Lumbermen in Idaho Reduction
Twin Falls Idaho February 14 Another price cut announced by Boise Payette Lumber company through General Manager D W Updegraff marks the third reduction in just over a year. Most items show 25 to 60 percent drops with five-eighths fir ceiling lumber and dimension lumber down and lath prices halved since 1920. Cement and brick remain high and pine lumber holds in higher grades due to demand and depleted forests.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Boise Payette Lumber ‘Company
DW. Updegraff
Updegraff Saga
Updegraff
Belgium
Arto
Garden City items recount sports and local happenings
Samuel Henderson and Thomas G. Hodges chose sides for a shooting match and horse race last Thursday. Hodges challenges Henderson and his fifty men to a rematch on Friday February 18. Mrs Mathew Pugmire of St Charles visits Sprouse home. L L Cooks baby ill but improving. Mrs J C Farner to Paris Emergency Hospital. Ice on the lake eight inches thick, snow has slowed freezing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Henderson
Thomas G. Hodges
Samuel
Hodges
Mathew Pugmire
St. Charles
J. G Sprouse
L L. Cook
J. C. Farner
Paris
Mormon Aid Drives In Southern Idaho For Near East Relief
Southern Idaho Mormons join a fast day effort to aid starving refugees in Asia Minor and Europe. Half the funds raised support the Near East Relief Committee and the European Relief council for children. Boise chairman Harry S. Kessler urges strong local totals to meet the regional goal of 800 plans at about 80 dollars each. County agent Chase Kearl tours towns promoting Farm Bureau support.
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South
Idaho
United States
America
Near East
Latter Day Saints
Asia Minor
Europe
Near East Relief Committee
Old Bible Lands
European Relief Council For the Children of Europe
Mormon Church
Near East Relief
Harry 5. Kessler
Boise
Orgen
Mr. Kessler
Federal Aid Roads Plan in Idaho’s Highway System
Editor George B. Stone outlines Idaho highway policy under the Federal Aid Road Act of 1916. He explains state cooperation with the federal bureau of public roads, the 1919 legislative pledge to maintain built roads, and the cooperative cost split with counties.
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George B. Stone
Idaho
Congress
Department of Agriculture
State Highway Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
New York
Pennyslvania
Wisconsin
bureau_of public seats
Idaho Department of Public
Bureau of Public Ronds
Faith of
Department of Public Works
Malad Valley
Yellowstone Park
Commissioner of Public Works
Ho Uss
Condolence Service Honors Promising Child in Loss
A large crowd attended a sorrowful service for a young boy, with bishops and local leaders offering words of sympathy to grieving parents. The ceremony featured floral casket décor and expressions of community support. Nearby reports note Delbert Pugmire’s return from missionary work and elderly pioneer Neils Boe’s illness, with hoped recovery.
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EG. Keetch
A.C Keetch
Pres
Wat
Rirks
Bishop Hunt
Tia
Lois
Booth
Koest
Pugmire
Asit
Delbert
Tion & Minsiom
Neils Boe
Old Fashioned Mother-Page Event and Local Notes
An old fashioned Mother’s Day event directed by the Relief Society was a success and well received financially. Mrs. B. B. Stock of Kemmerer is visiting family. ice on the lake disrupted fishing. Mr. Peterson reports a good trout catch, and Hazel Wilson visits Alice Loveland while Maria Pope visits her daughter. Beef veal and pork were hauled to Kemmerer, market steady despite food-price drops. Cedar posts hauled from South Eden. roads rough from warm spell. Mary Sutton rests at home after hospital days with her husband. Neighbors note many children with colds but improvements, and Vera Shirley visits her sister in Bor der for a week.
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Relief Society
7As
Thorohigh
B. BE. Stock
Kemmerer
Wyo
Frank Findlay
Peterson
Hazel- ‘Wilson
Randolph
Alice Loveland
Maria Pope
Garden City
South Eden
Mira
Francis Stock
Bet
Gene Mary Sutton
Annie, Laker
Paris
Vera Shirley
Border
Apron Bazaar by Girls for Bear Lake Home
The stake girls plan an apron bazaar at the opening day of stake quarterly conference on Saturday February 26 to raise funds for their summer home on Bear Lake. Over 66 thousand dollars must be raised by March first.
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Stake
Bear Lake
Laketown Community Notes on Mild Winter and Local Gatherings
The Laketown column reports unusually mild conditions after heavy snow and thawing roads. It details church meetings in Laketown Round Valley and Garden City wards, a reorganization of local leadership, pastor remarks, and plans for the Y. L. M. I. A Lakeshore summer home, with attendance noted and community figures named.
Lumber Market Shows Recovery as Mills Resume
The lumber market appears to be improving with mills gradually resuming operations and production around 50 percent of normal. Many sawmills are reopening or preparing to start, while shingle production remains near a standstill.
Masquerade Ball To Be Held March Second
A masquerade ball will be held March second at the Montpelier pavilion. Ladies and gentlemen only, dancing from 9 p m to 11 15 p m with aftertime dancing guaranteed. A Salt Lake posturer will arrive with costumes for display and the Montpelier seven piece orchestra will provide music for the event.
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Montpelier
Postumer
Salt Lake
Honest janitor quits after chalkboard math slur
A school janitor resigns after being accused of stealing as he explains his honesty and inability to understand the boards reading "Find the least common multiple" and "Find the greatest common divisor" leading him to quit.
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Southern
Chase Kearl
Farm Bureau
Charles
Eish Haven
Lake Shore
Laketown
Evanston
Wm. Fox
U. S
Ola Transtrum
Eldera Quorum
Round Valley
Benjamin Weston
Ezra Kunz
Robert B. Thomson
N. Oliver Wahlatrom
Rich
Transtrum
Nancy E. Pugmire
L. D
Lakeshore
George H. Robinson
Ernest W. Irwin
Albert R. Weston
N. Oliver Wahstrom
Grace K. Lamborn
Musial Reunian
Bishop Lehi N
Thomas FE
Earley
Nathaniel J. Hodgs
Joseph Irwin
Nyal
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