Bloomington Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Ira Perkins of Liberty visited a Bloomington home. A. A. Hart and son are sick. Wendell Christensen welcomed a baby boy. Ida Dunford hosted a Friday gathering with games and music. Several residents reported ill or traveling, with local gatherings and a Bloomington victory in a basketball game against Bern. Moving picture shows by the Loveland Brothers entertained residents and nine days remained for pictures at Electric Studio Paris Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clea Briscos
Ira Perkins
Liberty
Ita
A. A. Hart
Wendell Christensen
Ida Dunford
Alida Pugmiré
Amos Hulme
Paris
Ington
Garden City
St. Charles
Niel Wilhelmsen
Emery Welling
Mozelle Michaelson
Myrtle Pugmire
Down Wilhelmsen
Clara, Michaelson
John Brewer Rich
Alfred_and
Rasmus Michaelson
Neil Wilh
Amson
Electric Studio
Idaho
Garden City Items Roundup of Local Notes
Miss Lolita Hodges and Miss Jennie Wright return to Salt Lake City to resume work at the University of Utah. Bishop Clarence Cook welcomes a nine pound boy on January 11, joined by Everett Sims with another nine pound baby. Dr Reay attended both births. Mrs Vernon L Pope rushed to Montpelier hospital for gall abscess surgery and recovers. High school basketball teams are active with losses to Randolph and Evanston and a tie with Bloomington in St Charles hall on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Hodges
Lolita Hodges
Jennie Wright
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Clarence Cook
Bishop Cook
Everett Sims
Dr. Reay
Vernon L. Pope
Montpelier Hosital
Evanston
Bloomington
St. Charles Hall
Bloomington Narrowly Leads 17 to 16 in Close Game
Mr and Mrs Sherman Lutz drove to Salt Lake City returning Tuesday after weekend trips aiding their daughter with special medical needs. Mr and Mrs Owen Satterthwaite visited family then returned to the Johnson ranch Monday afternoon. Sacrament meeting speakers discussed the life of a church president: Tyla Lutz Ross Hodges May Pope Gladys Pope and Lathal Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Sherman Lutz
Salt Lake City
Owen Satterthwaite
Johnson. Ranch
Our Sacrament
Tyla Lutz
Ross Hodges
May Pope
Gladys Pope
Lathal Gibbons
Kunz Family News From Bern Society Notes
Mrs Nellie Schmid reports visits among Kunz families in Montpelier and Bern. Guests include Mr and Mrs Smith Kunz and Mrs Seth Kunz. Ira Kunz sees a bone specialist in Pocatello after a broken arm. M I A fundraiser supported reading course books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Schmid
Smith Kunz
Montpelier
Henry D. Kunz
Seth N. Kunz
Nathan Barlow
David J. Kunz
Ira
Reed Kunz
Paris
Hyrum Poulsen
Otto Schneider
Raymond
Alberta
Canada
Robt Schmid
Bern
John
Kunz
Montpelier Second Ward
Robert Schmid
Alvin Kunz
Fish Haven Social Notes Report January Activities
At the January 9 sacrament meeting attendance rose to about half the ward population. The LaGrippe illness is nearly gone and general health is fair. Mrs. Evelyn Cottle is able to go out again. Youth parties continued with a dancing event planned for next Friday, funded by the town ladies. Mrs. E. H. Smith hosted a birthday party for her husband. Canyon work resumes this winter with mild weather aiding timbering. Mrs. Frank Findlay returned from Kemmerer after visiting her daughter. Lauriel Stock spent holidays at home. Mrs. E. H. Smith recovered from illness. Frank Findlay and family visited in Montpelier. Ivora Loveland remains in Montpelier hospital with J. L. Loveland visiting. Raymond Nelson, student in Randolph Utah, spent the weekend with his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Findlay
Emere
Evelyn Cottle
E. H. Smith
Frank Findlay
Vern Pope
Ivoraveland
Montpelier Hospital
J. L. Loveland
Ivora
Raymond Nelson
Randolph
Utah
J L. Nelson
Lst
Robert Hemmerer
St. Charles
Clff Williams
Ruby Harrup
Nels Harrup
Annie Sorenson
Garden City
D. N. Pugmire
Leslie ‘Christensen
Pocatello
Newel Thomas
Salt
Montpelier
Grant Stewart
Meadowville
Laurel
Landon Pugmire
St. Charles Notes and Local Happenings
Local residents travel, visit, and recover as families welcome winter guests. A recent operetta by the St. Charles choir impressed the audience with strong singing and new scenery. Community lists committees and regional officials, recording meetings and memberships.
Assembly committees selected in Idaho legislature
The article lists committee assignments and chairmen for the Idaho legislature. It names members for Gooding Engrossed bills Hastings Nez Perce, Fish and game Newcomb Bannock, Highways bridges and ferries Sinclair Lincoln chairman Wunderlich Benewah, Power Nelson Idaho Spahn Lemhi Pike Twin Falls, Irrigation and water resources Severson Jefferson Myers Power Whitten Boise Gardner Payette Lau Caribou Nelson Kootenai Sut-
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Cliffé
Butte
Clapp
Boundary
Greenwood
Jerome
Journal
Jeppson
Bingham
Keith
Owyhee
Knox
Gem
Callahan
Shosohne
Meyers
Power
Grebe
Ada
Nelson
Kootenai
Trieber
Minidoka
Pike
Twin Falls
Lou
Caribou
Severson
Jefferson
Clark
Henderson
Lewis
Paige
Bonner
Twin- Falls
Reed
Clearwater
Yeaman
Bonneville
Coffin
Fremont
Shoshone
McMurray
Caassia
Robertson
Washington
Baker
Custer
Faraday
Witmore
Page
Canyon
Lau
Howe
Blaine
MicMurray
Cassia
van Hoesen
Adams
Barrett
Gooding
Hastings
Nez Perce
Cairman
Idaho
Chairan
Spohn
Lemhi
Bonne
Sutcliffe
Chairahn
Major U S hay and corn supplies for 1926 detailed by Sears Roebuck
The Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation projects 78 million tons of hay in 1926 with cattle consuming a large share, and 2.85 billion bushels of corn with hogs and poultry leading on farm use. Department figures show cattle and horses as top hay consumers and high on farm use for corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Department of Agriculture
United States
Wheat crop losses drive farm feed use and mill feeds
Findings from the Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation show two-fifths of the annual wheat crop remains on the farm to feed animals. Of the wheat shipped off farm, 28 percent returns as mill feeds, with cattle consuming 44.2 percent, swine 41.5 percent, horses 5.6 percent, poultry 6 percent, and 8.7 percent to other uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears-Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
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Lanark
John Bunn
Win. Bateman
Joseph Thornock
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Wyo
Irene Welker
Pendrey Grocery & Meat Co
Real
Shepherd—Clothing
Colleen, Moore
Colleen Moore
Norma Shearer
Taclides
Conrad Nagel
Pathe News
Barbara Worth
Harold Bell Wright
Ronald Colman
Wilma Banky Mere
Our Gang
N. E. Pugmire
Wilford Floyd
R. P. Nelson
Alvin Peterson
Edmund Monson
Ovid
Mary Peterson
Hyrum Michaelson
Idell
Afton
Arl
Continental Life Insurance Company
St. Louis
Professional Directory
Moore
Office Browning Building
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Rich
Ideho
F. M Williams’ Co
Gem Theatre
Montpeler
Beauty Shop
Marceleding
Edgar Bunn
D. E. Haddock
Law Office
Robert H. Wallis
Boston
Salt Lake City, Utah
Wasatch
Bear Lake County Abstract CO
U. S
E. F. Guyon
Idato
North Arthur Avenue
Pocatello, Idaho
A.L. Chilton, Hye
Pocatello Optical Company
Stucki
Christman Jewelry
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