Frost Penetrates Wide Area Causing Crop Damage
A July frost and strong winds swept a large county area from Vernal to Downey and McCammon, damaging gardens grain corn and trees. Farmers report varying losses with some crops recovering while others suffered significant freeze injury and garden destruction. Hope remains for record yields due to favorable weather and ample irrigation water.
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Riley"Dixon
McCammon
Pocatello
Ofcroy
Dixon
Downey
Virginia
Snowstorm in July Frozen Local Gardens
A July snowstorm around 11:30 am to 1 pm chilled Soda Springs gardens and lawns freezing vegetable tops and ice on sprinklers. Town residents compared it to a 15 year earlier storm, though the Chieftain archives show no record of July 4th snow.
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Chieftain
Soda_ Springs Chieftain
Star Valley Grain Prospects Amid Severe July Frost
Despite a heavy frost on July 2 that damaged beans and corn, potatoes and other crops faced severe nipping with grain affected. Early reports suggest crop prospects in Star Valley may still yield harvests though conditions were harsh.
Record frost breaks intermountain low
A late frost set a new all time intermountain low of 28 degrees Saturday night into Sunday morning. Gardens suffered in most county areas and grain losses are estimated at 15 to 20 percent by the Enterprise after interviewing 40 to 50 farmers. Ralph Wyatt of Showell reported returning to Wellsville after the cold snap and noted little damage in Blue Creek Hansel and Curlew valleys where Hansel grain was affected.
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Lovers’ Lane
Uintah_Basin
Vernal
Utah
Express
Afetr
Ralph Wyatt
Showell
Box Elder County
Wellsville
Blue Creek
Hansel
Curlew
Logan Republican
Scout Camp In Bear Lake Area Sees Large Turnout
Garden City reports A A Savage leading 60 scouts at Lakota resort with about 200 more expected today for a week of outdoor activities and Bear Lake breezes. Local doctors Rich and families listed as summer residents join other attendees from Salt Lake and Evanston while Wellsville Hive girls camp nearby. A fire disaster June 28 at a rental home caused $2000 in losses before residents saved most furniture.
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A. A. Savage
Hyrum
Lakota Resort
Bear Lake
Ideak Beach
Lilly R. Kelly
Gladys Geobly
Ruby Morgan
Olive Brodbeck
Maud
Rhoda Valentine
Salt Lake
J. B. Nichols
A. F. Sadler
C. E Douglas
Elsie S Rohner
Paris
Rignardse Feriot
Evanston
Wye
J.B. Baxter
Utah
Byrd Williams
Pocatello
Logan First Ward
Norwood Crawford
Bec. Hive Girls
Wellsville
J L. Stone
Mary R. McCann
Mr Stone
Funeral services for Sister Ann Burton Kearl held in Laketown
Excellently consoling funeral rites were conducted at the ward chapel on Tuesday at 3 oclock under Bishop George H Robinson. The service featured choir selections and solos by Cora Kearl of Smithfield, with remarks from Elders Irving, Ashley, and Bishop David McLean of Soda Springs. Bishop Robinson dedicated the grave and Mrs Claud Cheney presented her liege lord with a second infant lassie earlier in the week.
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Ann Burton Kearl
Ward Chapel
George H. Robinson
Sweet Hour of Prayer
Ernest W. Irwin
Albert R. Weston
Heber OC. Robinson
Oliver Wahlstrom
Bird
Cora Kearl
Smithfield
Sunshine Tomorow
Joseph Hodges
Joseph Weaton
Joseph Irwin
George W. Ashley
David McLean
Soda Springs
Robinson
Claud Cheney
Lassie
Snow depth halts mining work near Jarbidge Nevada
Reports from Jess Deemer describe snowfall reaching 15 feet near Jarbidge Nevada. The Buhl Mining Co notes most of Deemers crew were sent back due to conditions while Deemer and a few men push toward the mines to resume development work.
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Jarbidge
Nevada
Jess Deemer
Nev
Buhl Mining Co
Mining Co
Business Men and wives enjoy outing at Bear Lake
Four automobiles carried business men and wives to Fish Haven from Paris on a day trip. The group included Mrs W Smith Hoge Mrs Stanley Howell Mrs Dr Walter Hoge of Blackfoot and several other local women. They dined at the lakeshore home of S S H Rich then swam at Lalota and attended a Fish Haven dance with their husbands arriving later.
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Pariy
Fish Haven
W. Smith Hoge
Stanley,Howell
Walter Hoge
Blackfoot
Orson Grimmett
Kenneth Poulson
John Grimmett
Thos. Innes
S-H
State Biolog y Survey official surveys county pasture program
Mr Perkins of the State Biological Survey visited the county twice to supervise free seed potions furnished by the State and Government. The cattle association on the east side showed interest and hired personnel to scatter bait under Perkins supervision for three days on the range. The expected result is improved pasture at a cost many times offset by benefits. Several group photos were taken.
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I BS ‘Perkins
Pe Cattle Association
Perkins
Cooperative Work Yields Results in Rural Acreage Training
A report notes 39 men cooperating on a project covering 42000 acres. It highlights the cooperative effort as productive, with 8 pounds produced and 21 class participants contributing to gains.
Death Claims 10 Year Old Girl at St Charles
Helen Pio Pearks, daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Rich of St Charles, died at home Tuesday after a prolonged heart illness of two years. The sunny child was loved by all. Funeral services were held today at 2 pm, burial in town cemetery.
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Helen
Pearks Censtor
H.C. “Rich
St Charles
Popular poet sss at Chautauqua presents readings
Richard Posey Campbell known as Dick Posey gains notice in the West. His verse likens him to Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley. His books Just Common Folks and A Daughter of the Rogues win praise as he presents an hour of readings from his own works at Chautauqua.
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Richard Posey Campbell
Dick Posey
James
Whitcomb
Riley
West
Chautauqua
District Court Actions and Naturalization Rulings Report
District Court 1 convened for the July term with Judge O R Baum presiding. Naturalization papers granted to Stevens Williggm Leissering Eborn Thompson Anderson. divorce decreted in Severin v Severin. multiple liquor pleas resulted in suspended 30 day jail terms and fines. cases include Eight Mile contract suit, Averill divorce, and Conrad Nelson v Mouritsen road case appeal.
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O. R. Baum
Pocatello
A. B Gough
John Bagley-De Meade Aister
D. C Kunz
Montpelier
Jesse RS. Budge
Merrill
P. c. Evans
Salt Lake
Charles Hurt
Logan
Utah
Frederick Stevens
Norman
Williggm—Leissering
Geneva
Germany
Artthur P Eborn
Lanark
John Thompson
Singland
Carl B. Anderson
St. Charles
Sweden
Severin Og Severin
Joe Hall
Amelia Simons
Mary Simmons
Eight Mile
Flécover
Evans
Atorney Kunz
Budge and Merrill
Branted
Wallace
Averill
Myrtle Averill
Conrad Nelson
David Mouritsen
Joes Gap
Paper of Honor Promotes Direct Mail Salesmanship
A local printer markets its paper quality and goal printing to strengthen sales letters mailed in the United States. The pitch emphasizes attracting customers, increasing attention, and using printed salesmanship in mail campaigns.
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Enor
United States
Women's Work Reports and May Clothing Forms
The report lists May dress forms in Bloomington and Georgetown with project leaders, May hats in multiple towns, and June cross forms. It notes overs by H D A workers, new items, dry cleaning and dyeing class counts, and textile classes with participant counts and items cleaned such as plush coats satin dresses and feathers. Cream. Cheese.
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Bloomington
WH. D. A
Paris
Georgetown
Bermington
Linford Family Reunion at Lakota on July 2
Linford family reunion at Lakota drew 83 attendees representing four brothers. Three pioneers George Joseph and Amasa crossed plains with parents in 1856 handcart company. their wives and oldest brother James, now 86, attended. Luncheon on lake shore followed by a meeting on genealogical plans. Visitors from Utah and Idaho spent three days sightseeing before departing Tuesday morning.
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Lin ‘Ford
Lakota
Plains
George
Joseph
Amasa
Great Beyond
James
Utah
Hale
Lake Shore
Idaho
Boar Lake
Allred Hotel Remodels and Extended Dining in Star Valley
The Allred Hotel in Star Valley is being remodeled this week with a new eating counter, enlarged dining room, repapering, and first class upgrades to handle increased business. Mrs. Alfred plans to offer meals at all hours, welcoming travelers to find ample food options.
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Star Valley
Allred Hotel
Alfred
Band Boys Entertain Ed by Second Ward Relief Society
The band boys are entertained at a lawn festival this evening by the Second Ward Relief Society. Mrs Frank Bowls, president, leads the event with supper and a program featuring selections from the band.
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Second Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
Notice to Water Users Prohibited Lawn Watering
City water users are warned that watering lawns without a nozzle will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The City Water Committee notes this practice is common in the city and urges compliance.
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City Water Committee
Bear Lake Valley Fire Law Requests Permits
Notice to residents of Bear Lake valley West side along the state highway. From June 15 to October 1 each year no burning brush or refuse allowed without a burning permit from the State Deputy Fire Warden W. S. Averill.
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Bear Lake Valley
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Imate
Joey Gap
Elbo
Uanark
Liberty
E. Georgetown
David Minson
District Court
H. D. A. Paris
HDA
St Cherles
Bris
Ploomington
H.-D.a
Bennington
Project Leader
Hata
Linford
Star Valley News
Wmn. M. Carier
South Ward
Allgoystarn
M. Barrus
Welch Barber Shop
J S Robinson
Salt Lake City
Hiner
Cache Forest News
W. S. Averill
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