Fielding College Hope After Losses and Civic Reflections
A reflective column notes easing illness and hospital admissions, praises the Cotente blood drawing effort, and comments on the Legislature and Rep Orval Hansen. It lists local residents and mourns six deaths, honoring their lives while urging communal renewal at Fielding College to rebuild Bear Lake and River basin communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Orval Hansen
Congress
Stucki
Lyman Rich
Elizabeth Pugmire
Ezra Poulsen
Eva Shepherd
Cassie Pugmire
Myrtle Rich
Freeman Dayton
Alice Budge
Marvin Clark
Woodruff Stucki
Leah Collings
Milton Mathison
Dora Roberts
Ruth Hulme
Delia Parker
Joseph Beck
Stanley Howell
Clyde Richards
Lousie Krogue
Viola Sleight
Laura Nelson
Reaper
Ruth Wulme Dunford
Alice Buége Clark
Myrtle Rich Richards
Woodruff Stucks
Fielding
Fielding College
Bear Lake
Class of 1914 Roll Call Opens With 24 Graduates
The author begins a roll call of Fielding graduates starting with the Class of 1914. He lists names including Erma Cook and Nellie Kunz among the 24 seniors, noting their ready appearance and senior pictures as he invites others to join the effort.
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Fielding
Erma Cook
Nellie Kunz
Ezra
Card of Thanks for Bear Lake Community
I express sincere thanks to the people of the Bear Lake area for cards letters of sympathy and expressions of love and friendship at the time of my husband’s passing. Mrs Annie E Hill
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Bear Lake
Thank You Note From Clem Humpherys
Thank you for the kindnesses calls and cards during my illness and hospitalization. Clem Humpherys appreciates the support shown during this time.
Bear Lake Cisco Spawning Run Draws Anglers
Bear Lake Idaho and Utah anglers converge on the east shore for the annual Bonneville cisco spawning season running January into February. The small eight inch fish gather in shallow waters, making netting easy for locals and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Idaho
Utah
Bear Lake Valley
Evanston
Wyoming
Louis Petersen
Sweden
Lake
Timber export policy blamed for higher U S lumber prices
A National Federation of Independent Business summary cites Japanese demand for U S timber as driving up lumber and plywood costs. Mill operators warn production costs rise, U S mills lose ground, and housing construction stalls. Lawmakers debated limits on timber exports to Japan prior to adjournment.
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Pacific Northwest
Michigan Lumber and Supply Company
National Federation of Independent Business
Japan
U.S
Congress
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Colorado
Canada
Washington State
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Mary A. Preston
Bloomington
St. Charles
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Annie E. Hill
Delvan D. Hibbert
Idaho Fish & Game Dept
Lakeshore
North Beach
Dingle Swamp
Mud Lake
Crowed Saal T
C. Wilson Harder