Seed Special train visit educates farmers at Paris
Over 400 farmers joined 636 visitors to the Union Pacific Seed Special in Paris on February 12. The display emphasized first class seed, honest marketing, weed control, and farm efficiency with extension program goals from the University of Idaho and State Agriculture Department.
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Paris
Union Pacific
University of Idaho
State Department of Agriculture
Joel Priest
Martin
Union Pacific System
Bear Lake County
Stucki Thurkels Wed in Logan Temple Ceremony
Miss Evelyn Stacki and Howard Thackel were married today in the Logan temple. Stacki, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph S Stacki, has taught at Fleet Mile. The couple were joined by Mrs Joseph S Stacki and are greeted by many friends hoping for a happy prosperous life.
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Evelyn Stacki
Howard Thackel
Seda Springs
Logan Temple
Misa Stacki
Joseph S Stacki
Fleht Mile
Ife
Logan
Joseph S. Stuck
Laketown Creamery Reaches High Milk to Cheese Output
Laketown Utah February 17 1925 1926 report shows Mutual Creamery handling 1 055 038 pounds of milk in 1925 and turning it into 100 000 pounds of cheese. January 1926 milk intake rose by 1571 pounds compared with January 1925.
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Laketown
Utah
Mutual Creamery
This Place
Ward Renson Reunion Noted At Paris Pavilion
A ward reunion was held Tuesday evening in the Paris Pavilion for Mutual members. A large crowd attended the event with dancing as the chief pastime. An interesting program was presented and refreshments were served.
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Paris
Eastern Idaho inter-district tournament set for March in Pocatello
Plans approved at a Pocatello meeting outline the Eastern Idaho inter-district basketball tourney to be played March 4 5 and 6 in the Tech gym. Teams range from American Falls to the Utah line and north to Shelley with Boise hosting the state final later. Tickets for three days are two dollars with advance sales starting soon.
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Pocatello Tribune
H. V DeBolt
Pocatello High School
E. 5. Wilson
Soda Springs
M D Low
Paris
Eastern Idaho Athletic Council
Tech Gym
American Falls
Utah Line
Wyoming Line
Shelley
Boise
Old Folks of Paris Entertained at Annual Party
The 1926 Old Folks party in Paris featured a F pavilion start at 1 PM with a film at Novelty Theatre, a banquet at the First Ward House led by airman Ezra Budge James Collings, a program of songs and readings, and a citywide dance for married couples at 8:30 PM.
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First Ward
Ezra Budge
James Collings
Rexall Birthday Sale Opens at Paris Drug Store
The 23rd Rexall birthday sale at Paris Drug Store opened Monday and runs the rest of the month with strong demand. Bargains include toilet perfumes hot water bottles and many necessities at low prices drawing shoppers.
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Rexall
Paris
Randolph man injured in Friday collision returns home
Peart of Randolp Utah, injured in a two car crash last Friday, goes home to recover. Charles Jo diarrhy has returned to Montpelier and opens a law office in the Rich building this week. He will practice before courts and the land office with prompt attention to business.
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GW Peart
Randolp Utah
Randsbeh Deecket- Hal
Plomamington Wien
Charles Jo Diarrhy
Montpelier
Weel
Roe
Two Days Basket Ball Tournament in Paris
A two day basketball tournament will be held in this city next Thursday and Friday February 25 26 as the sub division basketball tournament of southeastern Idaho. Six high school teams Thatcher Grace Soda Springs Montpelier Paris and Garden City Utah will compete in a double elimination format. The Paris Commercial Club cooperates with the schools to promote the event and a dance is planned on the last night.
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Idaho
Thatcher
Grace
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Paris
Garden City
Utah
PeeateHe
Paris Commercial Club
M. D. Low
Fielding High School
Rigid inspection of stock to govern Bear Lake bulls
A Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association meeting at Paris courthouse decided on strict bull inspections for the Bear Lake division of the Cache National Forest. Bulls must be pure beef type and pass a two stockman two forest officer appeals board. Forest Supervisor Carl B Arentson spoke on grazing rules approved by the Secretary of Agriculture. County Agent Chase Kearl will aid in securing suitable bulls for local stockmen.
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Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association
Court House
Paris
Bear Lake
Cache National Forest
Charles
Ovid
Jas. A. Olsen
Liberty
Sharon
Sam M Austin
Wm. B. Stucki
Bloomington
John P Hulme
John Cleveland
Carl B Arentson
Logan
Utah
Secretary of Agriculture
Chase Kearl
Svith
Association
Careful thinning of beets boosts yield in test rows
In 1924 field trials on 36 rows across 22 acres and 108 rows across 66 acres measured yields of 2659 tons per acre and 2163 tons per acre respectively when thinning was done carefully. Leaving large beets and protecting small roots reduced sun exposure and increased per acre returns by about 4.96 tons and $29.76.
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Joe Wonter
Keensburg
Farmers approve pooling system for Bear Lake County dairy men
Members of the Bear Lake County Dairy men's Association Cream Pool sign a one year agreement to sell cream cooperatively. About 36 producers, delivering roughly 6,000 pounds of butterfat monthly, join and expect to grow to around 50 members. The Advisory Board aims to market the cream for 2 cents per pound above net prices, potentially yielding over $2,000,000 in added value for the fat over the year. One goal noted is expansion of small cooperative marketing groups.
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Bear Lake County
Dairymen’s Association
Fielding Triumphs Over Randolph Basketball Team
Fielding won a 33 to 0 victory over Randolph in a hard fought game. Fielding dominated scoring in the early and late periods while Randolph faced odds and strong defense. Fielding earns district representation for the spring tournament in Pocatello.
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Randolph
Vianne Mecathy
Pocatello
Charles Stucki Dies After Illness at 53
Charles Stucki, age 53, lifelong resident, died at his home following a severe heart ailment. He leaves a widow and five children. Funeral services will be held from the First Ward Chapel Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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Charles Stucki
First Ward
Important Sheep Meeting in Bear Lake County
Meetings of the Sheepmen of Bear Lake County will be held in the Rich Theatre at Montpelier on Wednesday afternoon. E. F. Rinehart of the University of Idaho Extension Service will discuss sheep management. McClean of the Idaho Wool Growers Association will cover marketing wool. Three motion picture reels will show wool grades and flock management. A Wool Pool and Advisory Board will be organized to market wool and handle pool affairs. All county sheepmen are invited to participate even if not joining the pool.
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Bear Lake County
Montpelier
E. F. Rinehart
University of Idaho Extension Service
Rinehart
Caldwell
McClean
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Western Trails A Cowboy Ballad by Brooks Cairn Salt Lake
A rugged poem describes a cowboy's restless journey across sagebrush deserts toward cool blue lakes and mountain country. It contrasts weary rides with dreams of settling, romance, and a lifelong call to the western life.
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Brooks Cairn Salt Lake
Pendrey Elected President of Paris Commercial Club
At a Paris Commercial Club meeting in the courthouse, Pendrey of Pendrey Grocery & Moat Co. was chosen president for 1926. C. H. Pearce became vice president and Russell Clayton continued as treasurer. The secretary will be selected by the president. The club planned twice monthly meetings and formed committees on membership finance public affairs advertising and agriculture.
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Court House
Paris Commercial Club
Pendrey
Pendrey Grocery & Moat Co
C. H. Pearce
Russell Clayton
Paris Drug Co
Paris pilgrimage to 1927 Legion convention teased by Idaho post
Bear Lake post 84 Idaho plans a strong Paris turnout for September 1927 parade with General Pershing and Marshal Foch in review. An American Legion weekly pamphlet titled The second A E F arrives and members study it for details of the trip. Eligibility asks that attendees have belonged to the Legion or auxiliary in both 1926 and 1927.
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Grande
Paris
Black Jack” Pershing
Marshall Foch
Bear Lake
Department of Idaho
American Legion Weekly
Legion
France
Lei
Legion Auxiliary
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Laketown Creamery
CRM
Melita
Paris Vs. Pocatello
Emerson Gym
Paris, Idaho
Emerson School
Seda
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