Be Required to Register to Vote in Lake County Primaries
Lake Bear voters must register by 9 1 P.M. Saturday July 24 to vote in the August 3 primaries. Registration in Paris precincts at Mrs Emma Clayton’s residence or the courthouse Saturdays 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. In runch areas registrars visit homes. Qualifications include six months in state, 30 days in county, and precinct registration. Naturalized citizens should bring papers. One registration covers both primary and general elections. A 1st Legislature change allows continued residence without re-registering. US citizens may vote in the primary even if not six months in state, but must be resident before the November 2 general election.
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Bear Lake County
Paris
Emma Clayton
Court House
United States
Time For Filing Of Candidates Expires
Time for filing nominations for the primary election August 3 expires last Saturday evening. The Republican ticket is filled with names including Wim L Rich for State Senator and Wm Murray for State Representative, among others. Democratic entries list Ole Transtrum as State Senator and Louis Perkins as State Representative, with several county offices also filled. Progressive party conventions set for August 17 at Paris will select delegates to state conventions.
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Wim
Rich
Murray
A. Hart
Henry Tuescher
Mo Bee
Kunz
O. T. Parker
Lesle Cole
Ernest Gubler
Lorenzo Swenson
Stafford Cleveland
Chris Tueller
Raymond Budge
Geraint Humphheys
C. Dunford
M. Williams
Ole Transtrum
Louis Perkins
Joseph Bagley
C. C. Shirley
Hd- C.rich
O. L. Petersons
Asa Athay
Amy D. Kelsey
Paris
Old Paris Resident James Collings Ill on Sick List
James Collings, aged pioneer and former government mail carrier from Paris to Franklin, is reported ill this week. He is described as one of the oldest citizens in Paris and has ties to Bear Lake valley.
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Old Paris
James ‘Collings
Paris
Bear Lake Valley
Mr. Collings
Franklin
Forest Office Moves to Bank Building
W. S. Averill, forester of the Cache Forest, has moved the permanent office from the Browning building to the Bank building this week after six years in place.
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W.s.averill
Cache Forest
Browning
Bank
Paris Visit Ties Ogath Bishop Weston Couple
Old Timers visited Paris with Bishop and Mrs Samuel Weston of OgAth. Weston will relocate many residents to Garden City for 14 years. He moved to Logan in 1910.
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Bishop
Samuel_Weston
Ogath
Paris
Bishop Weston
Resac
Theac
Garden City
Logan
Lightning Destroys Home and Haystacks in Star Valley
Lightning during yesterday's storms struck the Auburn area causing a house fire at Martinus Christensen's home with an estimated loss of 400 dollars. A nearby haystack belonging to Herman Hyde burned, and Ed Thurman lost a Willow Creek haystack. Homer McCombs was burned while handling hay and a Walker boy was knocked unconscious near the narrows.
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Auburn
Narrows
Martinus Christensen
Christensen
Herman Hyde
Ed. Thurman
Willow Creek
Hlmer McCombs
Afton Independent
Bloomington Hostess Draws Large Crowd For Celebration
Bloomington hosted a countywide Independence Day celebration drawing a large crowd from across the county and nearby states. The day featured 20 floats, a morning parade, and a program in the Amusement Hall with music, readings, solos, and an address by Atty. D. H. Haddock praised as one of the county’s best patriotic events.
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Bloomington
Blooming Tog
Goddes of Liberty
Clea Briscoe
Uncle Sam
Jefferson Dunford
John Bull
Isaac Dunford
Idaho
Alfred Bateman
Violet Price
Benediction
D. H. Haddock
O. C. Dunford
Kelney Family Tours Yellowstone Park for Independence Day
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kelney of Paris travel with their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kelney and son Merrell to Yellowstone Park. They visit Tower Falls and remain through Monday for the Fourth of July celebration.
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R. Kelney
Paris
C. Kelney
Merrell
Yellowstone Park
Call for Bids for School Wagon Purchase
Sealed and proposed bids will be accepted by the undersigned up until a specified time for the purchase of a school wagon. A. Hoge of northwest of Paris via Wm. C. Kulekie’s. Fred J. Prich, Clerk Independent School Dist. No.2 Ju.24-47-14.
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A. Hoge
Paris
Wm. C. Kulekie
Family in Salt Lake City Air Lifted After Logan Canyon Crash
A Logan Canyon collision injures a Salt Lake City family traveling home, as a hit and run driver drives their Ford Sedan off the grade near Garden City. The infant suffers a skull fracture while two other children sustain broken ribs. the car burns after the gas tank explodes, with all four crawling to safety before dawn. The family resides at 264 Belmont Ave. No clue to the driver.
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Salt Lake
Logan Canyon
Garden City
Jacobson
Belmont Ave
Salt Lake City
Loveland to Run Weekly Moving Picture Show at Lakeshore
Mitford Loveland of Garden City Utah will operate a moving picture show at Fish Haven and Garden City one a week during the next few months. The first show will be held in Garden City Thursday evening. Mr Loveland was in Paris Tuesday making final arrangements for his shows.
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Mitford Loveland
Garden City
Utah
Fish Haven
Mr. Loveland
Paris
Hia
Paris Woman Wins Prize for Best Bob Haircut
Mrs Barbara G Roberts wins the blue ribbon prize among 600 women for the best bob haircut done by Jake Huntsen and Jesse Hymas at the Hotel Barber Shop in New York City.
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New York City
Barbara G. Roberts
Jake Huntsen
Jesse Hymas
Bloomington Cyringa Band Praised for Independence Day Work
The Bloomington Cyringa Band furnished music and earned praise for its excellent services during the Independence Day celebration in Bloomington and contributed to the event at Stock Bros. Resort in Fish Haven on Monday.
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Bloomington
New Mail Schedule Awarded for Utah Route
A four year U S mail contract from Paris to Randolph Utah is awarded to John H Jensen of Fish Haven for 4790 dollars annual rate. The route passes Paris Bloomington St Charles Fish Haven Garden City Laketown Randolph with daily operations 7 00 am from Randolph and 12 30 pm from Paris. Motor vehicles used when possible and main schedule outlined with arrivals by 5 30 pm at Randolph and 11 00 am latest Paris return.
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U.S
Paris
Randolph
Utah
John H. Jensen
Fish Haven
Jensen
Ira—Peterson
Bloomington
St. Charles
Garden City
Laketown
Lightning claims life of county candidate McCammon Rowe
Pruman W Rowe a long time resident four miles south of town was killed this afternoon when a bolt struck as he stepped from his car to open his gate. He was a candidate for county commissioner on the progressive ticket. Family witnessed the tragedy and funeral arrangements will be announced as relayed by relatives.
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McCammon
Rowe
Caldwell Called to Boise for Ear Examination
The note indicates Caldwell was summoned to Boise for an ear examination at the veterans hospital.
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Boise
Caldwell
Wallace Lindsay Weds Salt Lake Girl
Word reached Mrs Marintha Lindsay that her son Wallace married Miss Phyllis Dwight in Salt Lake on June 15. Wallace has served in the U S army six years and is stationed at Fort Douglas. The couple will reside in Salt Lake.
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Marintha—Lindsay
Wallace
Salt Lake
Phyllis Dwight
U. S
Fort Douglas
Bloomington Man Dies With Heart Trouble
George Reese aged 40 lifelong Bloomington resident died this morning at 2 o clock from heart trouble after becoming seriously ill two days earlier. He leaves a widow and brothers and sister Victora, Ivan, Merrell, Eldon Reese of Bloomington and Mrs J A Hunter of Los Angeles. Funeral services are set for Friday afternoon at the Bloomington ward chapel.
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George Reese
Bloomington
Victora Reese
Ivan Reese
Merrell Reese
Eldon Reese
J. A. Hunter
Los Angeles
Calif
Bloomington Ward
College Training Pays Big Dividends
A study cited by President A W Van Hoose and Dean Everett Lord argues college increases lifetime earnings. It claims college graduates earn about $2,000 yearly, totaling $80,000 over forty years, versus $40,000 for high school grads and $20,000 for illiterates, while noting graduates hold a large share of top national offices.
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A. W. van Hoose
Shorter College
Georgia
Everett Lord
Boston University
Department of Information Service
Utah Agricultural College
van Hoosé
van Hoose
House
Congress
United States
van Hoos
Dénool Addi
Igh
Cael Se
Srene
Hotel Paris Sells to Emma Webster New Manager
The Hotel Paris changes hands with Emma Webster of Haven assuming management assisted by J W Lockwood of Ogden Utah and Blackwood handling desks and rooms. S J Athay and his wife step back after ten years of steady operation praised for courteous service and the hotel’s regional reputation as a haven for travelers and a local asset.
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Hotel
Paris
S. J. Athay
Emma Webster
Haven
J. W. Lockwood
Ogden
Utah
Intermountain
Bear Lake Wool Pool Sells 16000 Fleece For $50,000
The Bear Lake Wool Pool in Bear Lake Valley reports four carloads or 16000 fleeces weighing about 20000 pounds sold to B Harris and Co of Boston at 33 cents with dockage. Proceeds near $50000. First year of operation and praised for aiding small and large growers alike. Leaders include Ola Transtrum and County Agent Chase Kearl with many contributing farmers from Paris Montpelier Liberty Geneva and other towns.
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Bear Lake
Bear Lake Valley
B. Harris and
Boston
Mass
Paris
Ovid
Montpelier
Ola Traustrum
Thos. MeJilton
Orin Quayle
Timothy Mathews
Chase Kearl
O. T. Parker
Wardboro
Bert Orr
Sharon
Dingle
F. R. Bartschi
Georgetown
P. G Mouritson
Geo. Johnston
Thos
Smith
Fred Hunsaker
L. P. Jensen
Liberty
Kear
Bros
Ricks College Yellowstone Park Trip Planned
Ricks College schedules a three day trip to Yellowstone National Park on July 15 16 and 17 with expected full turnout. Bosses from Pocatello arrange transportation and a caterer will provide provisions. Each day includes viewing natural wonders followed by dances boat rides programs and games.
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Ricks College
Yellowstone National Park
Pocatello
College grads earn twice lifetime收益 vs untrained workers
Dean Lord analyzes earning potential from a new angle showing college graduates will on average earn about twice the lifetime income of non graduates. The study cites daily value of college and long term financial returns for men and women.
Royal Swedish pair tour Yellowstone geysers in park visit
Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Crown Princess Louise of Sweden viewed Old Faithful and other geysers with forest rangers guiding them. They stayed at Mammoth Hotel and later toured through the Goldeel Gate Pass by auto, ending with a special dinner in a woodland setting.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Gustavus Adolphus
Louise
Sweden
Tate
Old Faithful
Daisy
Paris
Mammoth
gGolieg Gate Pass
Interior—Work
Mammoth Hotel
M I A Notes on Paris Ward Reorganization and Summer Activities
The Y S M I A of Paris 2nd ward reorganized with Mrs Zina B Pendrey as president and Mrs Ireta Passey as 1st counselor. Twenty four girls from Paris 2nd ward stay at the Girls Home in Lakota this week, with Martha Olsen and Marinds Wyler as companions. Paris 1st ward girls will visit Mutal Glen at Lakota for a three day stay, then Bancroft groups occupy the home next week. Summer plans have Utah Idaho Wyoming girls arriving through August. Pioneer celebration planned at Bear Lake on July 24 under the Recreation committee with air travel considered. Ward program interchanges begin next Sunday with multiple wards hosting and Laketown furnishing the tabernacle program. Summer evenings will feature outdoor services at the tabernacle lawn each Sunday at 5 pm.
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Paris 2Nd Ward
Zina B. Pendrey
Ireta Passey
Lakota
Martha Olsen
Marinds Wyler
Paris 1St Ward
Bancroft
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Joe Bagley
Tony Jensen
Hot Springs
Bear Lake Stake
Stake
Paris
Tabernacle
Spa m
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Forest Office
Star Valley
Tee
Gar
Logan Canyon Road
Lakeshore
McCammonan
WALLACE_LINDSAY
Hotel Paris
Jrncome
Wwe
Dean Lord
Prince Having
M. I. A. Notes
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