Industrial Outlook and Prospects Across Nations
The editorial from the Deseret News surveys a mixed industrial outlook. Republicans claim high unemployment and plant closures, while Democrats foresee renewed prosperity. Bankers praise the new currency system, and a world-wide recovery is anticipated despite Balkan wars and Mexican upheaval. A Panama Canal opening is seen as a future boost to global trade and industry.
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Deseret News
Spectator
Congress
Mateo Leo
Mexico
Movable School Arrangements Move to Idaho Farms
Acting President Carlyle and Professor W H Olin oversee a series of movable agricultural schools planned for South Idaho from January 26 to February 28. Institutes run twelve days from Kuna to Leyton and Weiser with sessions in Albion Rifport Oakley Twin Falls Aberdeen Blackfoot Rigby Rexburg Sugar City Malad Preston Weston Oxford St Anthony Ashton Council Cambridge Indian Valley Teton Basin. Bear Lake County faces $150 cost and free transportation limits due to utilities commission rulings. Local farmers weigh whether to host and fund the three day Bear Lake event.
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Carlyle
W. “H. Olin
South Tdaho
Kuna
Bareley
Narhpa
St.Anthony
Ashton
Council
Cambridge
Indian Valley
Teton Basin
Weiser
the Utilities Commission
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
The
Utilities Commission
Paris
Convention visits boost Idaho seed growers fair
W E Morgan attended the Idaho Seed Growers convention in Pocatello returning Wednesday night. He praised the event as a success for southeastern Idaho and discussed bringing the University extension department to Bear Lake farmers with Prof. W H Ono. A March arrival was noted for farming outreach while Assessor Dunn began listing property for the 1919 assessment roll.
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W. E. Morgan
Pocatello
Idaho Seed Growers
Idaho
Morgan
W.H. Ono
Bear Lake County
Olin
Bear Lake
Inside Blackfoot asylum a careful tour reveals care and routine
A Sunday to Monday inspection of the Blackfoot asylum shows 186 males and 100 females among 86 inmates. Guards supervise, meals served in two rooms, and inmates attend devotional services with a Baptist minister. The facility grows its own produce, milks 40 cows, bakes 450 loaves daily, and provides salmon halibut weekly.
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Geesion
I Instituntion
Hyde
Blackfoot
Jesus
Bartiulanly
Exehrdor
Eskapr
Asylum
Evening Courier
Limanan
Portland
Edith Mattson Dies in Laketown at 28
Miss Edith Mattson of St Charles died at Laketown while staying with her sister Mrs George A Walstrom. Funeral services were held in St Charles yesterday after a long illness despite expert medical care in Logan and Laketown. She was well liked and leaves many friends to mourn her loss.
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Edith Mattson
St. Charles
George A. Walstrom
Randolph
Commentary on public liquor conduct in regent hall scenes
A clipped excerpt from the Cokeville Register discusses concerns about youths attending entertainments, going behind stage curtains, and drinking from bottles. It argues for restricting bottle visibility in public venues, asserts wet towns claim fewer alcohol problems, and urges readers to consider unless they want youths exposed to intoxicants.
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Cokeville- Regis
Ter
Cokéville Register
Boy Kills Banker in Kuna Idaho Incident
Five year old son of Joe Powell of Kuna Idaho shot and killed L A Martin president of Kuna Savings Bank. Martin visited Powell’s home when the father reportedly grabbed a six shooter and fired before being warned to drop the weapon. The boy is said to have played with toy guns and now cries, prompting calls for parental control over toy firearms.
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Joe. Powell
Kuna
Idaho
L. A. Martin
Bear Lake Wins Prizes At Seed Growers Fair
John Norton reports Bear Lake won prizes for best seed wheat barley field peas potatoes at the Idaho Seed Growers convention in Pocatello. Bear Lake county farmers are now on the map. Alvoid of Logan visited Paris and sold many registered horses, also winning at the Logan fair with Belgian clay.
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John Norton
Idaho Seed Growers
Pocatello
Bear Lake
Paris
Humber
Clavs
Page
Pereerou
Border phosphate mill to spawn vast intermountain mine
Deseret news reports plans for a large phosphate plant at the border with Bear Lake valley deposits spanning Utah Idaho and Wyoming. Utah hosts the largest easily developed reserves and the railroad distance favors Utah while engineers estimate substantial future material quantities.
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Bear Lake Valley
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
The Oratorio Celebrates A Night Of Music And Hope
The Saturday night performance was a decided success. Miss Myrtle Rich and David led the strings with natural talent and energy. Miss Myers and the organist Miss Myrtle Rich received high praise. The company headed to St Charles and pleased music lovers there. Mr Shepherd is composing an operetta to premiere in Paris later, anticipated to be good.
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David
le-Rich
Emmanuel
St.Charles
Montpelier
Fielding Bears Montpelier In Lopsided Basket Ball Game
Montpelier high school traveled to Paris and faced Fielding in a basketball game Friday night. Fielding won 68 to 15 as Montpelier faced illness and inexperienced substitutes. The Fielding team later attended a dance hall after the matchup.
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Montspelier High School
Paris
Afton
Montpelier Tows
Leland ~Bolls
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