Local Bank Directors Report Strong Oustanding Health
Judge Alfred Budge of Idaho and Jos R Sheperd of Logan Utah attended the Bear Lake State Bank annual meeting. Budge said after careful review the bank is sound and prosperous after sixteen years, with a bright outlook and conservative public service. Officers and directors are strong and personally engaged with the bank’s business. The report notes a separate murder case information from the state arty involving Martin Schwab killed April 16 and a Chandler automobile sale in Weiser linked to Nash and Peggy Nash with Nash admitting selling the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Budge
Supreme Court of Idaho
Pres. Jos. R. Sheperd
Logan
Utah
Paris
Bear Laks State Bank
Oeerate
Fine State Arty
Martin Schwab
Schwab
Stoln
Weiser
Idaho
Nash
W. A. Campbell
Flagstaff
Peggy Nash
Arthur Shepherd Gains Composer Status With Cleveland Orchestra
Arthur Shepherd, named assistant conductor of the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, has his program book in Salt Lake. The ensemble of 100 musicians is praised by Musical Courier as a musical miracle. Shepherd also handles concert program notes and lectures for season ticket holders and the Women’s City Club. The article notes a November concert pair honoring an American composer and mentions Shepherd’s move to Cleveland about six months ago at Nikolai Sokoloff’s invitation, with a lucrative contract.
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Paris
Arthur Shepherd
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Salt Lake
Shepherd
Musical Courier & “Musical Miracle
The
Musical Arts Association, Incorporated
Women’s City
Cleveland
Tha Clay
Pees
Ars Haate Ly
Feilemalgetoy
Ontedstar Pike
Ormaset
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Max Zach
Heinrich Gebhard
Boston
Nikolai Sokoloff
Confidence and the Square Deal Boost Industrial Activity
With growing orders and idle factories resuming work, a rising tide of prosperity is seen as prices decline and confidence returns. Shoddy goods rejected, honest manufacturers offering fair value will find a ready market as spring buying grows and industry steadies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peo
City Dog Tax Due Notice Warns of Immediate Payment
All delinquent dog taxes are due now and must be paid at once or the city marshal will kill the dogs without further notice. A. T. Pendrey, Mayor.
Water Shutoffs Ordered for Delinquent Dues
The City Marshal will shut off water to delinquent locations in the city on February 10, targeting properties behind on payments. Residents are urged to settle accounts to avoid service disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Pendrey
Old Folks Dance Attendance Reaches Crowd in St Charles Hall
The annual Old Folks dance drew a large crowd at St Charles hall last Friday. About one hundred dollars from admissions and refreshments will fund the next dance at end of January. Mrs. John Rich returns home improved from Ogden hospital after an operation. Mr. Tom Richard of Paris visited town. A brass band performs open air concerts weekly with a four horse drawn band box parade. Local boys praised for progress in band efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles Hall
John Rich
Ogden Hospital
Tom Richard
Paris
Bloomington Rabbit Drive Sparks Civic Rivalry
Bloomington buzzes over a large rabbit drive with single men leading married men in the contest. The side losing the drive will host a banquet for the opposing team once the first of February tally is set. Residents note good roads ease travel to the county seat and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Sutton Visits Son in Magna Utah This Week
Mr. R. B. Sutton of Magna Utah spent several days this week visiting his son Dr. R. J. Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 3. Sutton
Magna, Utah
R. J. Sutton
Post Office Doors Delayed Opening Affects Public Access
Postmaster announces doors of the post office will open at 7 o clock p m on May 15 as conditions to accounts are being remedied. Authorities have faced loiterers and vandalism. while leniency is suggested, property has been damaged. Urgent action is declared to restore order and access.
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Postma
Jubilant Birthday Celebrations for Mrs. Seymour Nye
Mrs. Seymour Jaussi and husband James Nye join in celebrating a long life milestone. The family and friends extend felicitations as Mrs. Nye arrives at seventy six and remains hale. A Sunday birthday gathering at her home features relatives including William Nye Montpelier, Russell Shepherd, Joseph Nye, and George Nye.
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Mutual
Seymour Jaussi
James Nye
It Nye
George Ue
New England Moonshine Raid Reveals Large Still
A raid on January 13 in Rever e Massachusetts uncovered a 200 gallon per day whiskey still with 20 barrels of mash and 33 000 pounds of brown sugar in a cellar. Officials warn illicit stills are spreading nationwide as profits tempt growers in urban and rural areas.
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Tennessee
Kentucky
New England
Plymouth Rock
Revere
Mass
Anaconda Copper Mine to Ship Fertilizer from Soda Springs
Reports from the district indicate the Anaconda Copper Mining company plans to ship fertilizer from its Soda Springs holdings in spring. Phosphate rock will go to several refining plants, with the Washoe smelter set to process about 1000 tons daily using sulfuric acid from copper ore smelting. eight miles of the OSL railroad spur to the phosphate beds have been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Soda Springs
Mont
Strachan
Washoe
Early settler Sidney Warren Kent dies after accident
Sidney Warren Kent died in Montpelier on Saturday from injuries from an auto crash near Centerville Utah last July. An early Bear Lake County settler, he lived there thirty years and is survived by three children, a daughter and two sons: Mrs. J. G. Haddock of Grenada California, William Kent of Nampa Idaho, and Martin Kent of Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Warren Kent
Montpelier
Centerville
Utah
Kent
Bear “Lake County
J. G. Haddock
Gernada
California
William Kent
Nampa
Idaho
Martin Kent
Wheat rotting in Bear Lake area barns threatens farmers
Report indicates large wheat stores near Bear Lake are rotting unseen as surface mold is not evident. Many farmers are unaware of the looming losses and potential disaster for their crops and livelihoods.
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Bear Lake
Pheasant daughter buried after death in Montpelier
The obituary notes the burial Tuesday of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Corzens who died here last Sunday. The service occurred in Montpelier. The item mentions European children and urged purchases of crops by Arkansas farmers alongside Maine potatoes and Virginia nuts. Prices for food are described as reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bag Corzens
Montpelier
Europe
Arkansas
Aroostook County
Maine
Virginia
Kansas
Nebraska
Senate Passes Courthouse Bill Expanding County Improvements
The senate approved a courthouse bill authorizing county commissioners to oversee courthouse and jail construction and related offices. It outlines duties for procurement, requires bid security, and sets thresholds for contracts to be let after 30 days’ notice.
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Senate
Paris Boys Enlist in Army for Aviation Training
Wallace Lindsay Oneal Wilcox and Smith Rosen enlisted in the U S regular army and after passing the physical left for Pocatello Tuesday to be transferred to schools to study army aviation. All three are described as bright and expected to do well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Lindsay
Oneal Wilcox
Smith Rosen
U.S
Armng
Pocatello
FISH HAVEN RELIEF SOCIETY ACTIVITIES AND NOTABLE NOTES
Last Tuesday the Relief Society met at Mrs. Theressa Stalder’s home in cold weather for a business and work session. A luncheon followed, with social time and a report from visiting teachers. The Ward’s old folks party drew many, some elderly members were absent due to illness, and a dance closed the evening. The Stock Association elected new officers. coughs and rheumatism are easing as members improve. Visiting Gurless from Paris and Mary Sutton’s return were noted. bishopric visit planned to discuss work. Also an advertised Bear Lake county farm sale and butter wrappers order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
Relief Society
Theressa Stalder
Maria Shirtey
Martha Shirtey
Francis Stock
Stock Association
J. W. EB. Stock
J. P. Stock
Frank P. Findlay
C. C. Stock
Magnus Erickson
W H
Hirley
J P. Stock
Gurless
Paris
Mary Sutton
Susie Loveland
Salt Lake City
L. A. Marshs
Commercial Club Pledges Boost for Milk Condensors
At the re organized Commercial club meeting last night a strong business turnout discussed boosting for a milk condensor plant in the valley. The group urged county road improvements, Emigration road support, and collaboration with the Farm Bureau to publicize condensory plans and attract investment while considering a local brick yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Hull
Boise
H. Rich
Boosters’ Club of
Montpelier
Mink Creek
Edward Sutton
Estray Notice for Red Yearling Steer in Idaho
I possess a light red yearling steer with horned head mark and H O on the left hip. Taken up December 23, 1920. If not claimed, sold at public auction February 22, 1921 at 2 p m at the corrals at my home by George Ward, Constable, Bloomington Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Constable
Bloomington
Idaho
Hotel Paris manager aids Paris Brass Band in rehearsal
R L Sweeten, manager of the Hotel Paris, assists in weekly band rehearsals bringing wide experience. With his guidance the Paris Brass Band is expected to rise among the state’s best before spring opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Sweeten
Hotel
Paris
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ST. Charles News
Ereant
Bear Lake County
James Dunn
Court House
Pres. Stucki
County Farm Bureau
Ios
Kearl
Wisconsin
Middle States
A. W Shepherd
Farm Bureau
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