Women Camp Ends After Three Busy Bear Lake Days
The southeastern district women’s vacation camp closes at Fish Haven on Bear Lake after three days of lectures and activities. Some 300 attendees from Bear Lake Cari bou Bannock Franklin and Oneida counties joined programs led by Marion Hepworth Norma Barnes and others with visitors including Apostle John A Widtsoe and University of Idaho officials. The schedule featured lectures on wildflowers birds and home life, community singing, and boating and swimming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
John A. Widtsoe
Salt Lake
Council of Twelve Apostles
Marion Hepworth
A. H. Upham
University _of Idaho
Wales
Seattle
Wash
Jello Co
F. E. Whitehead
Boise
Joe Keane
University of Idaho
E. E Teape
Idaho
Conservation League
Spirit Lake
Oxen Still Used for Heavy Burden in South America
Oxen remain common in Venezuela and Colombia as reliable slow beasts of burden capable of hauling more than a mule. In Ecuador up to 82 oxen are yoked together to pull especially heavy lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Georgetown School Award Ed Utah Contractor Bids Opened
Bids for a new Georgetown school were opened and awarded to the lowest bidder Chris Tensen of Springville Utah after a revised bid reduced costs. Architect R C Watkins of Salt Lake City oversaw the process with recalls for new bids from the three lowest bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Christensen
Springville
Utah
R. C. Watkins
Salt Lake City
Walter Beckholt
O. H. Grimmett
Ez. R. Shepherd
Oscar
Anderson
Austin & Hayes
O H. Grimmett
Watkins
Grimmett
Motor Menagerie Wreck Scrambles US Tourists’ Pets
Last Friday in American Falls a Tennessee couple driving a high priced sedan crashed in a ditch while touring the Sawtooth Mountains. They survived with no injuries to themselves and their car but tended more to their bear cub raccoon and badger than to the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennesse
American Falls
Navy
Sawtooth
Blackfoot
Falls Press
Salt Lakers Enjoy Paris Visit During Lake Vacation
Salt Lake City visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr and daughter Joy with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bates spent a week camping at Bear Lake Lakota Resort and toured Paris on Monday. Carr, a Union Pacific baggage and expressman, recalled his first Paris visit in thirty years, dating to his Desert Telegraph days. Bates is a hardware man at ZCMI. The party praised the valley and climate and expressed pleasure with the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Carr
Joy
Ed. Bates
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake
Lakota Resort
Paris
John A.wallis
Carr
Union Pacific Railway Co
Salt Lake
Butte, Mont
Desert Telegraph Co
Franklin
Bates
ZC. M. I
Ogden Visitors Enjoy Two Weeks at Ideal Beach
Reese Walther and brothers Bismark and Raymond, all Ogden residents, travel now to Paris after a two week vacation stint at Ideal Beach. The trio are painters by trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Walther
Bismark
Raymond
Ogden
Utah
Ideal Beach
Paris
Your National Parks Offer Summer Recreation Options
President Coolidge promotes vacation planning with the Summer White House example and invites Americans to visit state and national parks and monuments. The article by Elmo Scott Watson outlines locations and attractions, noting that these Uncle Sam parks are available to all citizens for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Ameri
White House
Sam
Ameren
al Parks
Elmo Scott Watson
the Post
Fishing Fans Find Joy Under August Sun
Rag weeds droop and corn leaves curl as cattle pant in shade while readers recall a perfect day for fishing. The piece celebrates August leisure and the simple pleasure of fishing as the world hums along in warm, lazy air.
Piano Students to Perform Recital at Emerson School
Three piano students from the Irwin Jensen Studio will give a public recital Friday evening July 16 at 8 o'clock at the Emerson School building. Attendees may enjoy works by Bach Beethoven Haydn Moszkowski Nevin Sinding and others performed by Lois Olsen Helen Gook and Beatrice Taylor with a varied program including Bach Gavotte Minuet Scherzo and Polonaise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Jensen
Emerson
Lois Olsen
Helen Gook
Beatrice Taylor
Miss Olsen
Miss Cook
Moszkowski
Nevin
Tree Fall Injures Worker in North Canyon Road Crew
Charles Collings, employed by Cache Forest, was injured while directing tree pulls for road construction in North Canyon. A falling tree tail struck him, fracturing his right shoulder. He is under a physician’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Collings
Cache Forest
North Canyon
Oldest Man Skeptical Birthday Celebrations
An old saying from the Washington Stir quotes Uncle Eben calling Methuselah the oldest man while noting he did nothing to warrant birthday celebrations in all those years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben
Methuselah
Washington
Telephone rate hike proposed for Pocatello businesses
E T Calph of Mountain States Telephone and Ernest Yaussi presented a written proposal to increase city rates. Signatures will be sent to the Utilities Commission in Boise. Business lines rise from 3.10 to 4.00 monthly. resident lines from 2.00 to 2.25. The total local increase caps at under 26 dollars monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T Calph
Pocatello
Mountain States Telephone Company
Ernest Yaussi
Utilities Commission
Boise
Mrs Fuchs Opens Cozy Lunch House on Main Street
Mrs John Fuchs opens a unique lunch house in the corner building at First South Main Street. The spot is described as attractive and inviting and will serve light lunches along with bread and pastries shipped daily from an outside city bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fuchs
First South Main Street
Strawberry Cultivation Adapts Across All States
It notes that unlike most fruits and vegetables strawberries can grow in every state of the Union, highlighting its broad adaptability to various environments and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Bright Youth Learn Habits From Youthful Days
A Willard, New York boy answers when to learn good habits as when we are young and when the minister calls, per The Outlook. The child’s simple reply reflects the era’s moral instruction and community influence.
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Willard N. Y
Idaho to feature potato on 1928 license plates
Idaho motor vehicle license plates for 1928 will bear a potato design with license numbers and the caption Idaho Potatoes. Fred Lukens, secretary of state and commissioner of law enforcement, announced after a contract with a Portland firm. The plan marks Idaho products on plates and will repeat with a different product in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Fred
Lukens
Portland
Idaho Lawyers Forge Convention Plans in Boise For August
Idaho lawyers prepare for the state bar convention in Boise on August 12 and 13 with a program including Senator Borah on the Mexican land issue, Walker Bros. Bank’s President Howard, talks by former Idaho chief justices, Judge Parker from Washington, and a restatement proposal by the American Bar Institute. A district and supreme court judges conference and county attorney gathering are scheduled, with Carl Burke organizing the Boise meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Boise
Borah
Senate
Howard
Walker Brosbank
Salt Lake
Isaac N. Sullivan
Jas. F. Allshie
Morgan
State of Washington
Emmett N. Parker
Parker
American Bar Institute
A. H. Oveersmith
Moscow
Supreme Court
Dana E. Brinck
Carl Burke
Idaho Association of County Attorneys
Federal
Shocking device tames temperamental ostriches
A six foot handle with a brass strip on a forked top delivers a mild electric shock to the neck of a charging ostrich, aiming to induce docility and prevent attacks.
Local Figures Headed West for Visits and Dedications
Mrs. Leslie Cole departed Sunday for Ogden Utah to visit relatives and friends. Miss Leah Collings left Tuesday for Salt Lake City to spend weeks with friends. Mr and Mrs D S Price and daughter Geneal attended the dedication services at the Wm Budge Memorial Hospital Sunday. Seth Budge with Mr and Mrs E T Davis motored to Logan Utah Sunday for the Budge Memorial Hospital dedication exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Cole
Ogden, Utah
Leah Collings
Salt Lake City
D. S. Price
Geneal
Wm. Budge Memorial Hospital
Seth Budge
E. T. Davis
Logan
Utah
Budge Memorial Hospital
Mill Gets New Red Coat Changes Paris Flour Mill Look
Management reports a striking change as the Paris Flour Mill receives a fresh coat of red paint, altering its outward appearance significantly.
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Paris
Brief District Court Session Sets August Calendar
Judge Ralph W. Adair presided as several cases were disposed. August 2 and 8 mark further hearings for matters including Miles v Miles divorce and various debt suits. A decree of absolute divorce was granted Cora Lane v Frank Lane. George I Sonata pled guilty in probate court and was fined 300 dollars. case dismissed in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Adair
Blackfoot
District Court
O. R. Baum
California
Miles
Thomas Smith
Bear Lake State Bank
Wilcox
Sharp
Coffing
Jacobson
Schenck
Frank “.Athay
Et al
Keystone Phosphate Co
Bennington Irrigation Co
Vd. Hunter
Cora Lane
Frank Lane
State of Idaho
Géorge I. Sonata
Funeral Held for Laketown Infant LaMar Kennedy Henderson
Funeral services were held in Laketown chapel for infant LaMar Kennedy Henderson son of George A J and Bernice Kennedy Henderson. Died July 8 at home after meningitis and pneumonia. Born February 5, 1926 in Randolph. Ward choir sang. consoling remarks offered by Elders and Bishops. Relatives gathered from Randolph Laketown Meadowville St Charles and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
Dra LaMar
George
A.J
Bernice Kennedy Henderson
Randolph
Ward Choir
Joseph Irwin
John H. Lamborn
George H. Robinson
Albert R. Weston
Meadowville
Utah
St. Charles
Idaho
Forest Ranger Meeting in Caribou Cache and Minidoka Areas
A joint rangers meeting of Cache Caribou and Minidoka National forests with grazing district representatives will be held at Caribou reserve on July 27 28 and 29. Ranger W S Averill and Special Ranger Morris Athay of the local office will attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache, Caribou
Minidoka National Forests
Caribou
W. 3S. Averill
Morris Athay
Cabbage Salad With Whipped Cream Dressing
A simple cabbage salad combines 3 cups shredded cabbage with a dressing made from half a pint of double cream lemon juice 4 tablespoons and 12 drops of tobasco. Season with salt sugar onion and horseradish and serve very cold as a head of red or curly green cabbage garnish.
Bass Viol Cart Delivers from Orchestra House
A double bass viol of full orchestral size is mounted on a tricycle to form a delivery cart used by an instrument house for transporting bass instruments and related gear.
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Berlio
Fielding Rural High School Sealed Bid Notice
Sealed bids for concrete floors in the Dining Room Kitchen and Lower Hall of Fielding Rural High School will be received by the Clerk. Bids due by 7 14 with plans on site. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding Rural High School
Glerke
Teta
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Camp Ideal
Frank Athay
C. BE. Pierce
Wild Flowers of
E. EB. Teape
Birds of Idaho
E. Whitehead
Extension Etomologist
Montpelier
Marjorie Eastman
W. H. Richards
F. EB. Whitehead
John—A.widtage
Council of Twelve
L. D. S. Church
Jello Company
Munte
B. BE. Smith
Anna Shrives
Contfragct-For-Georgetown School
Salt Lakers
Ogden Visitors
James Lewis Hays
Vers
The
Yukon
Seena Owen
Arnold Gray
Fred Thomson
Stern
Mans
Saunders
Forest Ranger Meeting
Lakota
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