Lanark News Notes and Community Happenings
Mr Earl F Padsey visiting mother in Lanark then returning to Pocatello for summer school. Mrs Nellie Schmidt and Bo Robert Schmidt of Bern visit Lanark. Orbie Parker joins them in Bern. Beets crop prospects brighten as locals endure sunburn and lame backs. Mothers and daughters prep for a Mutual Glen reunion at Lakota July 16 17 18. People split their Fourth of July between Montpelier and Bloomington with good programs reported in both. Mary Glenn of Seattle visiting Lizzie Wallentine. plans to return home soon. Summer house furnishings praised. Miss Geneva Rich Clyde Worley Pam Logan visit lake area renewing old ties. Men work on fishing ponds. women care for home and summer guests. Mrs E M Pugmire and niece Hoin Lusan visit. Anna Anderson and family travel. Linford Home gathering features strawberry and ice cream. reminiscences of Bear Lake era shared. Sister Esther Linford honored with a reading.
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Earl F. Padsey
Pocatello
Nellie Schmidt
Nellie Porter
Robert Schmidt
Bern
Lanark
Lakota
Montpelier
Bloomington
Mary Glenn
Seattle
Wash
Lizzie Wallentine
Glenn
Ams Hanson
Hansos
Charles Victor
Pugmire
Mary Hunters
Geneva Rich
Clyde Worley
Pam Logan
E M
Hoin
Lusan
Anna Anderson
Eger
D. Young
Poe Valley
Joséph
Titnford
Linford
Bear Lake
Irvin and Elmer Southall Return From Granger Wyoming
Irvin and Elmer Southall returned home Monday from Granger Wyoming where they have been employed. Mr and Mrs Roy Spencer and family of Knight Wyoming spent the first of the week visiting relatives here. LeVearl and Lathair Pead of Montpelier were visitors here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Edgar Shelby and family of Ogden spent a few days in Randolph visiting relatives. Mrs Gilbert Conley returned to her home in Pocatello after visiting with her mother. Miss Vera Shirley of Fish Haven is visiting on the Kearl ranch this week.
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Irvin
Elmer Southall
Irvie Kennedy
Granger
Wyo
Roy Spencer
Knight
LeVearl
Lathair Pead
Montpelier
Edgar Shelby
Ogden
Randolph
Gilbert Conley
Pocatello
Vera Shirley
Fish Haver
Kear
Weeklong Idaho Crop Conditions Report Highlights Strong Growth
The weekly weather summary by Charles F. Marvin notes moderate temperatures and abundant sunshine in North Idaho with scattered thundershowers. All crops show excellent growth led by corn. wheat harvest begins in the Lewiston region and pastures are in prime condition. Southeast Idaho reports warm, sunny conditions with some dry areas needing rain. fruit, beets, and potatoes progress well, while grasshoppers affect Bannock County. Notes from the field cover Dubois to Rupert with observations on corn, alfalfa, barley, and fruits and advise beneficial rains for dry farms.
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Charles F. Marvin
State Weather Bureau
North Idaho
The
Lewiston
Idaho
Bonneveille
Bingham County
Bannock
Boise
Twin Falls
Pocatello
Rupert
Idaho couple wed in Diamondville ceremony
Gladys Stock of Fish Haven Idaho became Mrs. King last Monday in Diamondville after a ceremony performed by Weds Idaho Girl ville. The groom is Clifford King son of the Mountain Trading Co. manager. The couple plan a California residence next week. Bear Lake County dame Kemmerer Republican reports details.
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Ville
Drainage repairs clear pond near First West street
Several days were spent cleaning the old sewer pipe and making repairs to drain stagnant water from the pond at the block below First West street recently condemned by the State Sanitary Inspector. Water has now been drained and questions remain about year round drainage.
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First West Street
Ford says milkweed will make tires and more
Henry Ford claims his chemists found milkweed contains rubber comparable to tropical imports. He envisions extracting rubber then using the residue to make rosin thread and fertilizer. Ford stresses that milkweed, long seen as a pest, may have practical uses sparked by effort and discovery. He discusses the idea in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
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Henry Ford
Tropics
Henry
Ford
The
Wall Street Journal
Birth and obituaries mix with local travel notes
A birth announces a fine boy to Mr and Mrs Smifford Love land and Mr Griff Roberts dies after an auto accident near his ranch. Several locals are mentioned with travel and family ties including Hodges of Logan, LaVar Pope, Silvis Hodges, Solomon Tremelling family and Oakley visitors. Ideal Beach lake area sees growing tourist interest. A closing blessing wishes contentment.
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Griff Roberts
Stake Meeting With Sermons and Quartet at First Ward
Stake meeting this Sunday features Bishop A. A. Hart and Elder Seymour Sperficer as speakers. A special quartet will render School Thy Feelings, with Robert Shepherd and others. The First Ward chapel hosts a well attended gathering as a safety message urges caution around swimming.
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A. A. Hart
Seymour Sperficer
Robert Shepherd
Daniel §S. Price
Herbert Spen
Shepherd
For Sale Bedroom Set and Oldsmobile Ad
For sale items listed including a first class bedroom set and an elegant plano and 5 cylinder Oldsmobile automobile. Inquiries taken at this office. Date Jy-19.
Locals and visitors mark fourth of July gatherings here
Misses Roxie and Eline Findlay return home after winter in Provo. Brigham City visitors Mr and Mrs Kenneth Thornrockt and Mr and Mrs Cheyney join relatives for the Fourth. Georgia Hall and Billie of Pocatello are guests. Oakley Wyoming’s Mr and Mrs Charles Painter visit. Audrey Thomas goes to Preston to visit. Lillie Nelson in Pocatello. Walter Rogers returns. Lakeshore at Tish Haven hosts a July 6 outing with Syringa band. James W. Patterson back from Salt Lake City. Una Broomhead returns from Provo. Mrs. A. B. Jarvis and Ida finish medical treatment in Logan. Harry Day of Provo visits. Lauriel Findlay’s daughter among locals. Albert Dunford of Logan visits. Lizzie Alley and daughter of Salt Lake City visiting. B T Painter and family back from Preston. they toured nearby.
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Roxie
Eline Findlay
Hays
Provo
Kenneth
Thornrockt
Cheyney
Brigham City
Georgia_Hall
Billie
Pocatello
Audrey Thomas
Yto
Preston
Lillie Nélson
Walter Rogers
Tish Haven
Syringa Band
James W. Patterson
Albert
Dunford
Logan
Lizzie Alley
Salt Lake City
B. T. Painter
Prestongionis
Office Girls Picnic in Hills Near Town
A group of city girls enjoyed a hillside picnic Tuesday evening. They departed about six o clock and prepared supper over a camp fire. The party included Myrtle Davidson Amy Rogers Arvilla Smedley Amy Munk Virginia Rich Gladys Rogers Jean Low Gertrude Innes Elaine Innes Nona and Phyllis Athay Anna Innes Elaine Athay Hettie Dunn Green Anderson Ione Athay and Mrs Archie Anderson.
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Hills
Myrtle Davidson
Amy Rogers
Arvilla Smedley
Amy Munk
Virginia Rich
Gladys Rogers
Jean -Low Gertrude Innes
Elaine Innes
Nona
Phyllis Athay
Anna Innes
Elaine Athay
Hettie Dunn
Green Anderson
Ione Athay
Archie Anderson
Logan City Moves To Cut Delinquent Light Service
The Logan city commission urged payment of about $3500 in delinquent electric bills. In cases with no reasonable excuse, service will be discontinued immediately regardless of the individual's pension or standing in the community.
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Logan
Logan City
Amis
Fortnightly Laketown notes Independence Day events
A long Lake Town column reviews Independence Day activities including a morning program with Bishop Robinson, Miss June Moffat, and flag drills. Contests feature horsemanship and baseball with Diamondville boys winning. boy scouts beat married men. Several locals and visitors are mentioned with travel, gatherings, and community happenings.
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Bishop Robinson
June Moffat
Alley_Taylor
W. Irwin
Diamondville
Milking Time in Idaho Says Gov
Idaho Governor urges farmers to diversify crops and boost dairy production to combat financial pressures. He recalls a July Fourth lesson about milking over fireworks and warns against wildcat investing, promoting home processing, cheese factories, creameries, and shipments of concentrated products.
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Boise
Co. Co. Moore
Idaho
Missionary Letter From Elder F W Jacobson
A reader in Kansas sends thanks to The Paris Post of Paris Idaho praising its weekly edition. He notes pleasure in following Bear Lake County events and his hometown through the paper and expresses sincere friendship and good wishes to the editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Post
Paris
Idaho
The
Post
Bear Lake County
Kansas
F. W. Jacobson
Doctor Visit Request Demanded Advance Payment
A quoted exchange describes a patient asked to see a doctor who requires payment in advance. The dialogue shows the patient confirming a referral and the consultant confirming the advance fee.
Swede Seeks Marriage License at County Judge
A young Swede appeared at the county judge's office asking for a license. He asked for a hunting license but declared he wanted a marriage license. The notes reference an appendix and a successful operation on Freeman's Journal in New York, with family visits mentioned.
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Freeman's Journal
New York
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Charles
Esther Linford
Randol
Dubois
Caldwell
Cliford
Cifygleans
Mrs. Smifford Loveland
Joseph Hodges
LaVar Pope
Lavar
Silvis Hodges
Mr.Solomon-Tremelling
Oakley
Lake
ISEMS
Laketown
Carl E. Jenson
Charles Eller
Grace Irwin
Sydney
Morgan
Utah
Wilford Norris
Nixon Esquire
Shupe Williams Candy Co
Hustler
Nina Robinson
G-N. Weston
Lincoln
Noel+Hemmert
Hemmert
Midway
Mutual Creamery Co
Parley
Thayne
Wyoming
John H. Weston
Salt Lake
Weston
Clara Hulme
Hulme
Morris Murphy
Circledale
Salina Kansas
David
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