Eastern Idaho Fair awards distributed across 21 Idaho counties
The 1928 Eastern Idaho District Fair in Blackfoot shows 21 Idaho counties sharing premiums totaling 6448.17 dollars. County tallies include Bannock Bonneville Bear Lake and more with awards across livestock agriculture and women's departments. Moon, newly elected secretary, notes entries from eight states besides Idaho.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Eastern Idaho Fair Association
Clark
Moon
Livestock Department
Town
Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
California
Kansas
Utah
Wyoming
Bannock County
Bonneville
Bingham
Atrards
Lemhi
Idaho County
Teton
Oneida
Franklin
Madison
Jefferson
Twin Falls
Butte
Custer
Lincoln
Power
Fox Breeders Assn Names Stock Director
Jos Stock of Fish Haven Bear Lake Fox farm was named director of the Intermountain Fox Breeders Association after attending a conference in Pocatello. He has pursued fur trapping since boyhood and urged ranchers to give the fur industry the same care as other registered stock to boost profits.
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Jos
Stock
Fish Haven
Bear Lake
Pocatello
Intermountain Fox Breeders’ Association
The
MRS. JOHANNA COOK BURIED IN STAR VALLEY
Johanna C Cook born August 8 1845 in Malmo Sweden, married James Jensen then emigrated with her daughters Hilma and Elvira to America. She moved to Bear Lake Valley to repay a loan for immigration, became fourth wife of Phineas W Cook, endured poverty. She died in Star Valley with 24 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren.
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Johanna C. Cook
Malmo
Sweden
James Jensen
Hilma
Elvira
America
Star Valley
George Shurtliff
Payette
Idaho
Jensen
Church of Jesus Christ of
Udah
Matson
Bear Lake County
Phineas W. Cook
Swan Creek
Lakota
Utah
Bear Lake Valley
Logan
Catttle
Carl
Moses
Kid P
Parley A
Idella
Omer
Emer
Adelbert
Grandma Cook
Afton
Grandpa Cook
Wyoming
Per
Star Valley Independent T
Vote Unanimous For C. B. Wilson Game Preserve
The Idaho House passed the bill creating the C. B. Wilson game preserve by unanimous vote. The preserve will include territory in Caribou Bear Lake and Bannock counties. The day featured 25 measures advancing and several new bills from the judiciary committee to simplify court statutes.
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C. B. Wilson
Caribou County
Caribou
Bear Lake
Bannock
House
Peaker ‘Whitehead
Judiciary Committee
County World War Buddies Listed For Moscow Tablet
A compiled list of Bear Lake County World War I enlistees will be inscribed on a bronze tablet for the Idaho memorial in Moscow. The American Legion seeks confirmed names from the Paris post to avoid omissions before the dedication next summer.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho Memorial
Moscow
Memorial Association
American Legion
Paris
Austin
Royers
Liberty
Bogaslan
Mike
Montpelier
Bursych
Peter
Dunford
James Logan
Haddock
George E
Hymas
Ira Lee
Jensen
Lee
Archie
Ovid
Johnson
William HE
Kunz
Orson J
Bern
Lister
Edward L
McDonald
George Clinton
Nelson
Delos
Bloomington
Roberts
Reuben
Lanark
Rogers
Harold
Stake Conference Held at Paris
The Bear Lake Stake quarterly meeting was held last Saturday and Sunday under the stake presidency. Despite bad roads a fair portion of the stake attended. Saturday featured Seminary programs and Sunday focused on gospel lectures about the word of wisdom. Music by the stake choir directed by Prof. Irwin Jensen.
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Bear Lake Stake
Stake
Irwin Jensen
Chevrolet Dealers Attend Bali tate Convention Banquet
Ray Rich manager of the St Charles Motor Co and Bishop Ernest Allred connected with the company returned Tuesday from Bali tate where they attended the 1929 Chevrolet Dealers convention and banquet. Geo P Stock of the Stock Chevrolet Co of Montpelier was also in attendance.
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Ray Rich
St. Charles Motor Co
Ernest Allred
Bali Tate
Geo. P
Chevrolet Co
Montpelier
Charles Girl Pens Best Article in Class
Miss Ilon of St. Charles a Utah Agricultural College junior wrote the best journalism class article about Boulder Utah the town farthest from any others. The College Publicity department bought it and sent it to The Garfield County News. She majors in English in Arts and Science.
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Jane
Monson
St. Charles
Utah Agricultural College
Boulder
Utah
Garfield County
Ilon
School of Arts and Science
Briscula Opera Chosen by Fielding High School
Fielding High School music department selects the Briscula opera for the year. A cast of 70 performs under the direction of Irwin Jensen, promising a master entertainment for the public. Watch for the date.
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the Fielding High School
Oe Irwin Jensen
Publc
Warning Issued On Poison Bait Distribution In Idaho
The Post publishes a warning under Idaho law Section 8541 about distributing poisonous bait to animals with malicious intent. It cautions that intentional poisoning can lead to prison and fines, notes negligence can cause damages, and urges prompt burial of poisoned rabbit carcasses.
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Idaho
Belle Boyd Goes Home to Virginia After Wisconsin Burial
The Post outlines plans to bury famed Confederate spy Belle Boyd in her native Virginia. Born in Virginia, she served the Confederacy and became a symbol of wartime espionage. The illustrated feature by Elmo Scott Watson appears in this issue.
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Virginia
Wisconsin
Belle Boyd
Elmo Scott Watson
the Post
Union Pacific Purchases 25 New Locomotives
O R Gray president of Union Pacific Boise office announced the purchase of 25 new 9000 class locomotives. Each engine costs 114000 dollars, for a total investment of 2750000 dollars. The engines measure 102 feet 6% inches long and 16 feet 11% inches high with three cylinders and twelve drive wheels. They will pull 125 car freight trains and raise total UP locomotives to 63 in operation. Built by American Locomotive Works at Dunkirk New York for western divisions.
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O. R. Gray
Union Pacific
Boise
American Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Capital News
Bern Brevities Ward Event and Local Visits
Our ward meeting last Friday featured a hot dinner for about one hundred people. An afternoon program and games preceded an evening dance under the leadership of local officers. Visitors from Montpelier and Ovid spent the weekend with local families, and missionaries attended services.
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Reahtori
Relief Society
Regiow
Mi I
Cup Nningham
Montpelier
Abess
Bern
Willard R. Kunz
Deltha Kunz
Lovan Jensen
Scotch radio fan complains about unreadable bulbs
A Scotch radio enthusiast, given a receiving set as a gift, registered a complaint noting the music is fine but the bulbs are too dim to read by.
Conjoint Program By Second Ward Mutual At Chapel
Sunday evening program at the chapel starts 7 30 with the Second Ward Mutual presenting the spring themed event. Mrs Roy A Welker delivers a talk on the slogan Plowing and planting with addresses by Ezra J Hulme and Irwin Jensen. Roy Findlay Co. serves as a sponsor or organizer.
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Second Ward Mutual
Cchapel
Roy A. Welker
Plano Bolo
Ezra
T. Pendrey
Roy Findlay & Co
Amalgamated Sugar offers 15 prize for beet plots
Burley Cassia county 4 H club is invited to enter beet growing contest. A prize of 15 dollars will go to the best one acre or larger plot grown by a boy or girl member of the 4 H club. The program aims to promote beet cultivation in the county.
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Burley
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Cassia
Teacher Relocates to Town to Start New Life
A local school teacher settled in town on Friday and plans to stay indefinitely. He will reside with his parents Bishop and Mrs. T. Lb. Austin. The mother and child are reported to be doing well.
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Bishop
T. Lb
Austin
Bloomington Girls Register for Spring Work at Utah Ag College
Three Bloomington women Ruth Hart Flora Hart and Verda Ward intend to register for the spring quarter at Utah Agricultural College Logan Idaho students Ruth Hart a senior in English and education plans to graduate this spring. She has been active in Student Life Scribble Club Empyrean and Zeta Chi. Flora Hart a sophomore will complete the normal course in Education and is Zeta Chi member. Verda Ward in her first year at the college shows interest in domestic science and belongs to the Home Economics Club.
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Logan
Utah
Idaho
Utah Agricultural College
Bloomington
Ruth
Flora Hart
Verda L. Ward
Ruth Hart
College
Scribble Club
Empyrean Wins
Zeta Chi Social Sorority
School of Education
Zete Chi Sorority
Verda Ward
Bloomington Woman Becomes Hotel Paris Waitress
Mrs. Rose Rogers of Bloomington has joined the Hotel Paris staff as a new waitress, enhancing service at the prominent establishment. The move adds to the hotel’s dining room team amid ongoing improvements and guest offerings.
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Rose Rogers
Bloomington
Hotel
Paris
Second Ward M I A presents Other People's Business at the Opera House
A capacity crowd greeted the Second Ward M I A as they staged the three act comedy Other People's Business at the opera house. Bishop Edw T Shepherd led a strong cast including Amos Hulme and J O Wellentine with Mrs Vedsa Shepherd directing and Dallas Athay handling publicity.
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Ollie Henderson
Berkley Henderson
J. O. Wellentine
Jesse Sturgis
Hattie Valentine
Zola Henderson
Lena Dunford
Henderson
Marinos
Wyler
Vedsa Shepherd
Lds
Dallas Athay
Ex County Sheriff Marries County Clerk
Miss Amy Munk and Asa Athay were married in the Salt Lake temple Tuesday and planned a one month honeymoon in southern California. Miss Munk serves as Bear Lake county auditor and ex officio clerk, while Mrs Athay was Bear Lake county sheriff for seventeen years. They left Paris last Thursday for the wedding trip.
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Salt Lake
Amy Munk
Asa Athay
Salt Lake Temple
California
Paris
Miss Munk
Bear Lake County
Wunk
Montpelier
Athay
Choir presents progrenacle program at Bear Lake Stake
Bear Lake Stake choir directed by Prof. Irwin Jensen staged a Saturday evening program in the Stake Tabernacle. The evening featured selections such as Let the Mountains Shout for Joy, organ solo by Emery Welling, and vocal pieces including Amos Hulme Negro spirituals, Libby Cook musical reading, and solos by Ruby Bolton and Dorothy Austin.
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Stake Tabernacle
Bear Lake Stake
Irwin Jensen
Stake
Emery Welling
Dipe
Ruby Bolton
Amos Hulme
Dorothy Austin
Libby Cook
Annie Laurie
Sweet
Low
Conjoint Program in Paris Feature March 8 Musical Numbers
A Paris First Street program on March 8 features a lecture titled Folk Songs by Prof. Twin Jensen. He will present a talk with victrola records and perform vocal duets solos and quartets by Helen Cook Alice Spencer Chase Kearl June Rich and Co. Sim Rich and Co. Beth Rich Betty Cook and Eben Bodice are named among performers.
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Paris
Twin Jensen
Victrola Records
Helen Cook
Alice Spencer Voent
Chase Kearl
June Rich
Yoent
Bby Cook
Etiandiches
Sim Rich and Co
Eben
Bodice
Beth Rich
Wings at Rich Theatre Captures Local Sleigh Party Attendance
Local residents formed sleigh parties and traveled to Montpelier this week to view Wings at the Rich Theatre. The production is acclaimed as one of the biggest attractions of its kind.
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Montpelier
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Up “Cic
Gouhty
Frank Lewis. Coal Co
Frank
Wis
Charles
Lyceum
Manhattan
Fielding High School
Anatole
France
Hfe
Madame Hicoffski
Giligttor Ivorino
Olver Twist
Dickens
Oliver
Cuttin
Wizard
Androgles and the
Lion
Shaw
Second Ward
Edw.t. Shepherd
Berkley
Alfonzo Castleberry
Lakeside Implement Co
FL. Spencer
Arthur Eborn
Yeager
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