First Silo Project Advances in Bear Lake County
The first silo in Bear Lake County nears completion at A J Ashley’s Montpelier farm marking a milestone in local dairy development. J W Cook of Paris organized early silos with sand and gravel shipments while the County Agent secured metal forms via the county board. Thiel Olson offered equipment aid, and Bear Lake County Farm Bureau plus Bear Lake Chamber of Commerce partnered to fund half the silo with repayment possible if the venture succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Lake County
A. J. Ashleys
Montpelier
Thamlane
Vanother
Ing J.W. Cook
Paris
Utah Con_ densed Milk Co
Mu ‘Tual ‘Creamery Company
Commis‘sioners
Cardyrott
Edward, Sutton
Thiel
Thiel and Olson Bros. ‘Implement , Co
Bear Lake
Rainbow trout planted in Paris Creek in 40 thousand release
Forty thousand rainbow trout, shipped in four milk cans, arrived Saturday and were placed in Paris Creek under deputy game warden Eugene Clark. A separate 210 thousand trout were planted in Spring Creek at St. Charles. Credit goes to W Smith Hoge for initiating the fish release.
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Paris
Eugene Clark
Sti
Charles
Anyon
Pont
Paris Creek
Spring Creek
St. Charles
W. Smith Hoge
Injured in Auto Accident Involving Montpelier and Bloomington Men
Steve Bateman of Montpelier and L Palmer of Bloomington were injured in an automobile collision last Monday morning. Their car reportedly left the grade and overturned while en route to Paris for a celebration, ejecting both occupants and causing Bateman to suffer injuries before assistance arrived.
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Steve Bateman
Montpelier
L. Palmer
Bloomington
Won River
Paris
Trom
Fragmentary note on trial scheduling and gas issue wording
A fragmentary text references a trial date set for a matter labeled as a gas issue. It mentions a hearing and immediate scheduling after that hearing, but the surrounding details are garbled and unclear.
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Evearili
Farm Bureau Demonstration Saturday Planned at Paris Hall
A Farm Bureau meeting is set for next Saturday at 3 PM in Paris Elist Award Hall. Demonstrations will cover Ice less Refrigerators and Fireless Cookers. Abbott R. Heywood, president, and Utah Public Utilities Commission member, returned from Laketown yesterday.
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Paris
Elist
Abbott R. Heywood
Public Utilities Commission of Utah
Laketown
Hiei Wye
Suling Telsphone’ Company
Falltite
Forsite
Chautauqua Season Promises Busy July Schedule
Advance notes for Ellison White Chautauqua indicate July 24 to 28 with a lineup of lectures and performances. It features It Pays to Advertise by Keighly New York Players, Burns of these Mountains with James A Burns, Mrs Taylor Z Marshall, Carveth Wells, plus Witepskie Concert Orchestra and Olive McCormick as soloist.
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Ellison White
New York Players
Wiewerk
Chautauqua
Burns
James A.burns
Cumberlands
Taylor Z.marshall
Minors
Carveth Wells
London
England
Witepskie
Olive McCormick
Chicago Orchestra
Neyer Wintespekie
Dan
Olive
Pittsburg
Apollo
iMargait-Reys
Valda
Farmers Should Join Farm Bureau in Kentucky
The Springfield Sun editor argues farmers and stockraisers lose money and independence when not aligned with farm organizations. He cites wool profits as example, urges consolidation to secure better markets and support through the Farm Bureau, and asks why others form cooperatives while farmers in Washington County stay apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Sun
Kentucky
Samie
Denmark
Washington County
California
Farm Bureau
Emee
Leon
Narrow Escape From Bear Lake Drowning for Two Musicians
Victor Fhomas and Melvin Watkins of Jack Bowering's Brighton City orchestra faced a perilous Bear Lake incident Friday while sailing a canoe rigged as a boat. A gale capsized the craft. Watkins and Fhomas struggled toward shore as locals alerted rescuers. They were aided by Paul Spence and towed to safety near Ideal Beach.
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Victor Fhomas
Melvin Watkins
Jack Bowering
Brighton City
Utah
Ideal Beach
Watkins
Nvo
Thomas
Paul Spence
Pictthie
Loether
Paris Fourth of July celebration draws county’s largest crowd
A huge turnout filled Paris for the town’s Fourth of July events, with visitors from all counties. The day opened at daybreak with fireworks, a 10:30 tabernacle program led by Pres. Roy A. Welker, children's sports at 1 PM, and a baseball game where St. Charles defeated Paris.
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Paris
Dre W
Niles
Tabernacle
Pres
Roy A. Welker
The
Wielding Academy
St. Charles
Mayutal
Fair Grounds
Races for July 4th and 5th at Montpelier Meet
Race notes list trotters and runners with times and top finishers. July 4 events include Roan horse Perry Hess First and Ed Lewis Second, Green Class Trotor Time 3 minutes, Wanderlust and Hazel feature inRunning races. July 5 events show John Bateman First in Trotting 2:30, Alley Green First in Paté, Wanderlust Fourth with times around 64 seconds. Subscriptions and dues friction noted at end.
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Perry Hess
Hd Lewis
Ed Lewis
Aston Wye
Jerry McKay
Clclone
R. J. Sutton
R. J. Suton
Sidney Pugmire
Runnig
Hazel
Me “Topp
John Cleveland
Jetgi Shopelird
War
Woodruit
Stucks
John Bateman
Lewis
Afton
Barnum
Strong
Jimmie McKay
Chas. Strong
Walton
Montpelier
Buster
Hunter
Wanderlust
Pugmiré
Pugmiré—Fourth Time: 64 Seconds. “Running—Three Eigh the Mile “Clipp
King
Mont Mer
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Pighel
Farm Bureau Demonstration
Sao
Carpentier
Charles Rogers
Michael
John L_Grimmett
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