Poultry Meetings Held in County for Egg Marketing
Farm Bureau led efforts in the county to recruit members for Southeastern Idaho Egg Marketing Association. Speakers Pren Moore and Ben Ross visited to urge signups, resulting in over 5000 hens registered. If 75,000 hens are enrolled by March 2, egg grading packing and outside shipping may start around March 12, else current trade with groceries continues.
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Farm Bureau
Southeastern Idaho Egg Marketing Association
Pren Moore
Ben Ross
Idaho-Oregon Egg Marketing Association
Idaho
Second Ward to Present Grumpy Play
The Second Ward plans to stage the play Grumpy next month with a cast that includes Ed Shepherd Ernest Heron J R Pendrey Earl Shepherd Virginia Bullivan Arvilla Smedley Mrs McClaren Mrs C Turley Vernon Budge Susarmy Emily Wallenting Keble Kenneth Grimmett Dawson Wayne Davis Ruddock Wilford Budge Milford Passey Wolfo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.gomietime
Shepherd Ernest Heron
J. R. Pendrey Jarvis
Earl Shepherd
Virginia Bullivan
Arvilla Smedley
McClaren
Old Deseret News copy from 1860 highlights Salt Lake and Utah events
A Paris Woman owns a June 16 1860 Deseret News issue with 73 year old reports. It notes Emigrants arriving June 7 at Salt Lake City and Richmond Missouri death of Oliver Cowdery. An 1840s blacksmith ad by Wm McBride appears. Emigrants to the gold region arrive from May 27 and continue daily, and a San Francisco fire endangers the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
Deseret News
Salt Lake
Utah
Mall
Weste
Oliver Cowdery
Richmond
Ray County
Wm. McBride
San Francisco
Heme
Bedr Lake
Escaped Prisoner Returned for Trial in Paris
Sheriff Asa Athay brought back prisoner C. M. Haill from Portland Oregon to face district court in Paris next month. Haill had completed a sentence in Portland on a similar charge and had escaped from the county jail here over two years ago while awaiting trial.
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Asa Athay
Paris
Portland
Oregon
C. M
Haill
Afta Torgéry
Hall
Trait Sénitence
Albert Calls for Tea Time Assembly
A casual note invites Albert to set the kettle and share tea with others, signaling a relaxed gathering. The message centers on a simple social moment and collective tea time.
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Albert
Home From California Dallas Athay Returns Missionary Journey
Dallas Athay son of Mr and Mrs S J Athay of the Hotel Paris arrived home Wednesday from California where he spent 28 months as a missionary for the L D S church. He is reported to look well and full of the right spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Athay
S. J. Athay
Paris
Wedney Bay
California
Dallas
Boy Dies in Logan After Illness
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Collings and Mrs. M. M. Collings left for Logan, Utah on Wednesday morning after learning of the death of the nine year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Peterson. The boy died Tuesday evening from acute appendicitis and septic sore throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Collings
M. M. Collings
Logan
Utah
Jos. Peterson
Appendicitis Patient Improving at Dr Moore's Emergency
Mrs Viola Erickson of Fish Haven who underwent surgery Tuesday for appendicitis and a tumor at Dr Moore's Emergency hospital is reported to be recovering nicely from the operation.
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Viola Erickson
Fish Haven
Relief Society Party in Ovid Last Week
The Ovid Relief Society entertained and banqueted the ward with an elaborate supper in the ward chapel last Thursday evening. Following the supper a program and dance were held. Everyone enjoyed the event.
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Relief Society
Ovid
Ovid Relief Society
Ward Chapel
Eureka Doctor Laker Dies in Salt Lake City
A Eureka Utah obituary notes Dr. L. B. Laker a Bear Lake County native who died in Salt Lake City after stomach and kidney surgery. Survived by his widow and two sisters, he had practiced in Eureka since 1904, built a wide Tintic District following, and supported medical societies and local charity.
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Eureka
Utah
Dureka
Laker
Salt Lake
L. B. Laker
Charles
Bear Lake County
Idaho
John A. Sutton
Salt "Lake
Henry Dalrymple
Paris
University of Utah
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Hureka
Gose
Howell
Ostler
Tintic
Taker
Salt Lake County
American Medical Associations
Boost Your City and Church and Streets for Progress
A fragmented verse urges boosting the city church street and goods to lift people forward. It calls for every forward step and progress to be visible to all, urging a strong collective effort to make the city better.
Eight teams compete for Southeastern Idaho basketball honors
The Southeastern Idaho district holds an eight team tournament at Pocatello on March 6 7 and 8. The double defeat system will determine the champion who will represent the district at the state tournament in Moscow March 11 and 15.
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Southeastern Idaho
Pocatello
Southeastern
Idaho Incide
Miscow
Poultry as an Asset in the County
Farm notes indicate one asset poultry plan with a value around janiton dollars. Preparations aim to keep at least 000 hens for the laying season while addressing costs, housing, and upcoming spring and summer needs. Plans include raising egg-pro variety chickens and managing losses or fines associated with misused Jap Siaicastes.
Funeral services today for Earl B. Innes
Earl B. Innes age 38 of Ogden Utah died last Sunday night of cancer after seven months illness. He was born April 4 1886 in Paris and lived there before moving to Ogden. Survived by wife, father, three children, Wright Russell and Ethel Innes, sisters Mrs J W Norton Mrs H J Shepherd Mrs Fred Gale Mrs S W Bateman and Dr T W Innes. Body viewed at the home of Mr and Mrs Crandell Dunn.
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Earl B. Innes
Ogden
Utah
First Ward
Mr. Innes
Charles W
Mary Ann Innes
Paris
Wright
Innes
Russell Innes
Ethel Innes
J. W. Norton
H. J Shepherd
Fred Gale
W. Bateman
Montpelier
T. W Innes
Garland
Revered Dr Laker Remembered For Charity And Quiet Service
Obituary tribute lauds Dr Laker as a modest, generous physician whose deeds aided the poor and who earned respect by results rather than bluster. The piece notes his daily good works, forgiving nature, and enduring impact on friends and community.
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Laker
Final Industry Expert Visits County for Investigation
Dr W T Huffman of Boise leads county inspection into foot and mouth disease amid a growing outbreak. Early reports claim cattle and hog shipments from Bancroft Paris carried disease. authorities order destruction of infected animals and wide quarantine across Alameda Contra Costa Napa Solano Sonoma Marin San Joaquin Santa Clara Santa Cruz San Mateo and other counties with partial measures elsewhere.
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W. T. Huffman
Boise
Bancroft
Paris
Paris 4
Huffman
Anhat
Tribune
Cqunty
California
J. P Iverson
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Alameda
Contracosta
Napa
Bolano
Sonoma
Marin
San Joaquin
Santa Clara
Santa Cruz
San Mateo
Tired of Life Might Go to Her Rink
Fragmentary OCR reads as a distressed note referencing a rink and a threat to life. The rest of the text is garbled, preventing a clear event or attribution.
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Herrink
Hats From Old Materials At Tech Home Economics
Girls in the Tech Home Economics Department millinery class, 54 students with a long waiting list, are making hats from old materials. Costs run from one third to one fifth of regular price, with vivid colors and extensive trimming. The department plans lectures, a banquet, and health hikes through June.
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Tech
Most
Robertson
Garden City Man Dies of Cancer
David 9 Cook, 66, died at his home in Garden City Utah Tuesday morning after an 11 month cancer illness. A Bear Lake Valley pioneer arriving in 1864 he is survived by a widow and four children three sons and one daughter.
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David
Last Lyceum Number Enlivens Fielding High Audience
The final Bo fes lyceum of three for Fielding High School was staged at the opera house last Tuesday. Captain T. Dinsmore Upton, an authority on child issues, spoke to parents and praised parental influence on children. His engaging personality and earnest, uplifting delivery left a lasting impact on attendees.
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Lyceum
Dinnie’ Upton
Emer son School to Present The Stolen Flower Queen Operetta
Emer son School stages a lively operetta The Stolen Flower Queen on a March Wednesday. Students depict the Flower Queen stolen by the King of Weeds as Boy Scouts rescue her, with fairy spell to follow and colorful costumes.
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Emerson School
Bear Lake Stake Plans March Quarterly Conference
The Bear Lake Stake holds its quarterly conference March 1 and 2 in the tabernacle. Saturday sessions cover stake leadership and priesthood with a ward teaching demo. Sunday offers public meetings at 10:00 and 1:00 p.m. with choruses and visiting brethren.
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Bear Lake
Tabernacle
Sisters of the Stake
Thursday Team Ronaway Causes Glass Damage on Main Street
A Fair tore team caused significant plate glass damage on Main Street when it bolted from the wagon. It struck a light standard, damaged the Golden Rule store windows and the post office, then stopped at the Tunks building as replacement glass was begun.
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Main Street
Golden Rule
Post Office
Tunks
Examiner
Hans Otte Reassumes Paris Drug Co. Manager Ship
Hans Otte returns to Paris Drug Co. to resume management after a two month absence. He recently worked in Logan Utah for B F Riter handling inventory valued at over 50000 dollars. Thomas Kitterman leaves Paris Drug Co. to join Gem Pharmacy in Grace, leaving behind fond local ties.
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Hans Otte
Logan
Utah
Paris Drug Co
Otte
B. F. Riter
Riter
Cache Valley
Thomas Kitterman
Grace
Gem Pharmacy
Mr. Kitterman
M I A PAGEANT SUNDAY AT QUARTERLY MEETING
The M I A will present a pageant at their Sunday evening Quarterly Conference. The program features the year’s slogan divine guidance thru individual and family prayer. It includes tableaus, music, costumes, a slogan talk, and choruses by the Gleaners and M Men with a solo. Public invited.
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Tabernacle
BE. H. Hastmond
Proya
M. Men
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Lake
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Merced
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Garden City
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