Fielding High to stage three act comic Irwin Jensen piece
Fielding High school's music and drama departments present a three act comic by Irwin Jensen with music by Jensen and directed by the school staff. The plot centers on Marquis of Cornville returning to his Norman village home amid a fair while villagers chase romance and expose a miser's schemes.
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St. Charles
Fielding High School
Irwin Jensen
Stella P. Rich
Othelia P. Wright
Edna Rich
Serpolette
Blossom Wilks
Germaine
Gertrude
Wanda Michaelson _Manette
Lela Christensen
Suzanne
Hattie Booth Henri
Marquis of Cornville
Ota Ee Kidweete
Vyvian Michaelson
Jean Grenictheaux
la Farr Astle Gaspard
Isaac Dunford
Dallas Tueller Rigestrar
Leland Carlson
Enri
Cornville
Serpo- Jette
Fanchon
Boulotte
Gaspard
Bailli
Jean Grentcheux
Marquis
Grenicheux
Henri
Chateau
Three Sisters Deliver Four Grandchildren in One Week
In Rochester on December 28 a remarkable family event occurred as three sisters and their mother received four newborn grandchildren. Mrs J Noun welcomed a baby girl, a boy was born to Mr and Mrs B Douglass, and Mrs Rosede Hartford delivered twins.
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Rochester
Lands in Cache National Forest Offered for Public Entry
Department of the Interior notice lists sections 8 to 10 15 to 22 27 to 34 in Township 12 South Range 42 East Boise Meridian within Cache National Forest. Lands open at 9 a m February 23 1927 under public land laws with 20 percent available for entry subject to withdrawal and adverse claims.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Blackfoot
Idaho
Range
East Boise Meridian
Cache National Forest
Johnston
Register
Farmers to study European agricultural methods abroad
About five hundred American farmers will travel to England next June to study agricultural methods in older countries. The trip aims to expose participants to leadership in agricultural advancement through direct observation of international practices.
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England
He Moat
Paris Tigers Defeat Pocatello Bears In Close Showdown
Paris Tigers upset the Pocatello Bears 32 to 24 in a low scoring game. Evans led the visitors with 12 points as the Bears struggled to finish near the Tigers' defense. The hosts pulled away in the second half, building an eight point edge by the final whistle.
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Tigers
Bears
Bear Lake State Bank Reports Solid Year At Annual Meeting
The Bear Lake State Bank held its annual meeting in Paris with Pres Joseph R. Shepherd and Judge Alfred Budge among attendees. Directors reported twenty two years of steady, improved finances, rising deposits and savings, and continued sound banking aligned with past performance.
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Bear Lake State Bank
Paris
Joseph R. Shepherd
Logan
Alfred Budge
Boise
Wm. J. Rich
Alma Findlay
Ezra T. Budge
W. Matthews
F. J. Foulger
BE. M. Pugmire
Pres
Wm. L. Rich
S. W. Matthews
Shepherd
Judge Budge
Sunset Mine Ships Carload of Ore
A carload of lead and silver ore shipped from the Sunset Mine in St. Charles canyon to United States Smelting and Refining Co. at Midvale Utah. Owners Wm. Clark J. H. Clark and Emery King and H. H. Groo report a very encouraging outlook and strong optimism for the mine's future shipments.
Interesting Facts About Saturday Night Baths
A historical note on the first US bath tub in 1842 on Christmas Day and its reception. It mentions medical skepticism, Virginia tax per tub, Boston ordinance restricting baths, and fluctuating regulations. The piece reflects public debate and moral concerns around new household comforts.
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United States
Virginia
Boston
Local notes from Laketown town page January social and farm updates
January reports detail weather, local commerce, and community events in Laketown. Oliver Wahlstrom slaughtered pigs for Johnson Bros while Johnson and Nebeker loaded feed corn for Sage. Ward services featured Bishop Robinson and Elder Willis with ward finances noted. Post office pamphlets, missionary plans, a teachers class, and upcoming dances and social events are chronicled along with resident health updates and visits.
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Joseph Irwin
Oliver Wahlstrom
Johnson Bros
Diamondville
Kemmerer
Willis D. Johnson
Sidney Irwin
Johnson Brogs
Hyrum Nebeker
Hatch
Orvin
Sage
Reay
Elijah Cheney Willis
California
Ray Nixon
Shupe- Williams Candy Co
Oui
G. H. Robinson
Willis
Sidney J. Nebeker
Ranger ‘Campbell
U. S
Ernest W. Inwin
St. Charles Ward
Wm. B. Batt
St Charles Notes Feature Recognizes Local Sunday School Couple
Mrs. N. E. Pugmire reports a Sunday School feature worthy of recognition focusing on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pugmire and their involvement in the St. Charles community.
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N. E. Pugmire
Ray Pug
Bern Items From Mrs Nellie Schmid Highlights
Mrs Robert Schmid and two children visited Denver to see her sister Mrs W R Johnson where a nine pound baby boy was born on Sunday. Elder S H Spencer and students gave a fine Sacrament meeting program. Mr and Mrs George Alteman Jr and son visited Ovid. Ice plant workers at Montpellier include several named men. Louis Echler visited Georgetown as his family nursed a cold. B W Kunz and family were among.
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Nellie Schmid
Robert Schmid
Robert L
Alice
Denver
Colo
George Alteman Jr
Nichols
Ovid Sundar
Montpellier
Fred Barrus
Rudolph Blenz, Jr
Leroy Bischoff
Walter Buhler
Henry D
Alma A
Reed
John S. Rulon
Joseph J
Earl D. Kunz
Louis Echler
Georgetown
B. W. Kunz
Seven Child Family Records and Festive Gathering
The eldest daughter, thirteen, has four years of perfect attendance with only a single late entry in five years. The second child Ebby shows a three year perfect record. The third child has one year of perfect attendance with visitors in Derm dun nine weeks. Benjamin stays in Mortelsen this winter as Mutial writes is given at the home of Mr and Mrs A TM hunz. A good time was had by all with refreshments served by the ladies.
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Hyrum
Elizabeth Rich
Charles C. Rich
Qla Jensen
Frank Linford
Kids' Orchestra of
Paris
John Windsey
Emma Sims
Garden City
Utah
Mary B. Linford
James Collings
Ola Mattson
S. O. Arnell
Montpelier
Angle Nelson
Mirehaxe
Helther ‘Tate
eBoy
Derm Dun
Benjamin
Mortelsen
Ratraghments
Minnesota dairying shown as model for North Side farmers
Steele county Minnesota produced 6,175,014 pounds of butterfat in 1925 worth 2,747,785 dollars, with 25,000 milk cows and 23 creameries. The piece urges North Side farmers to boost high value crops and convert cheaper feeds into butter and meat, aiming for cash basis by 1927.
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Steele County
Minnesota
Twin Falls North Side
Steelee County
Farma
Boston Snow Costs Rise to 360000 This December
The heaviest December snowfall in 43 years has cost Boston about 360000 this season with over 23 inches of snow since December 1. The first big storm dumped a foot and cost 200000 and required 2000 men to clear streets. Sunday’s storm added another 150000.
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Boston
Second Ward Relief Society Party Praised As Grand Affair
An annual supper and party held last Thursday in the ward chapel and pavilion drew wide praise as one of the community’s most successful events. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen of Ovid and Vere visitors at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Jensen, with updates on local families and travel plans. A teacher training class met at the Buhler home, and a sleighing party formed with Upp Bern folks joining lower town attendees.
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Ward
Second Ward Relief Society
Alfred Jensen
Ovid Vere
Jensens
Wim. J. Kunz
Henry Parker
Archie
Robt
Schmid
Orble
Lula Kunz
George Kunz
Paris
Abel C. Kunz
Otto Schneider
Raymond
Albera
Canada
Robert Schmid
Salt Lake City
Schneider
City
Utah
Jarvis “Kristengeen
Bloomington
Reed Kunz
Calvin
Mravid Buhter
Walter Buhler
Fittegn
Upp
Bern
Buhler
Fielding Faces Montpelier After Wins Over Thatcher Malad
Fielding defeated Thatcher 39 16 and Malad 17 7 in Friday and Saturday night games. Stock Orr and Pugmire starred as Crawford and Morgan sit out with sprained ankles. Montpelier visit Friday Jan 21 as Fielding seeks to rebound with new effort and team spirit.
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Fielding
Invaders
Downing
Thatcher
Malad
Stock
Orr
Pugmire
Montpelier
Paris
Al- 30
Crawford
Morgan
Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association Elects Officers
Members met at the court house last Friday for the Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association annual meeting. James Olsen chaired the session with Jas A Olsen as president and Sam M Austin as vice president. Wm B Stucki was secretary and John P Hulme with John Cleveland named directors. About 120 attendees heard talks on south end reduction and grazing fee changes. Wm L Rich selected to attend the Western Grazing Men convention in Salt Lake on January 24 with Secretary Jardine present. Forest Supervisor Carl B Arentser of Logan spoke on grazing conditions.
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Bear Lake
James Olsen
jMeeting
Retails
St-Charles
Wm. L. Rich
Salt Lake
Jardine
Carl B. Arentser
Logan
Utah
Telegraph line repair incident shocks London resident
A London suburb resident reports shock at language from women repairing telegraph wires near her home. She wrote to the company and the foreman was asked to report. The account mentions S fe and Bill Fairweather on the job and an accidental hot lead contact.
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London
Bill Fairweather
Bill
Harry
Local Hardware Ads Offer Various Power Equipment
A compact catalog lists 200 steel handpower stump pullers priced at 30 dollars each and waterwheels and hydraulic devices from Mig Co located at 111 3rd Kanon Wash. Prices include 75 dollars for horsepower items and 20 to 10 pounds for smaller items.
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Mig__.Co
Kanon
Wash
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