Veterans Bureau upholds claims process in Paris visit
Representative William N. Rydalch of the U S Veterans Bureau toured Paris to assist 14 former service members with claims for compensation and training. He urged timely filing, noted ongoing payments exceeding 1 million dollars daily to disabled veterans, and warned against private agencies promising quick results.
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War Veterans’ of
Paris
Williayn
N. Rydalch
The
United— States Veterans Bureau
Rett
Navy— Service
Rydalch
Pocatello
Seattle
Veterans’ Bureau
Bureeau
Tess
U.S. Veterans’ Bureau
13Th District
Arcade
Washington
A & Post
Pacific Northwest
the-Northwest
United States
Rydaich
Veterans’ Hospital
Walla Walla
Langley
Pacific Northwest “States
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Ceapnbentiqne 2
Ime
Moore
John
A. _Wallis
Legion “Post
Utah and Wyoming Horses Set for Paris Fair Two Days of Races
Horses from Utah and Wyoming are reported to travel to Paris for a two day meeting at the local fair grounds. The program includes harness races bucking horses automobile races and diverse events. The Taos track in Paris is praised as one of the best in the state for its rock free surface and favorable climate attracting many horses for the occasion.
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Utah
Paris
Taos
Scandinavian Conference in Paris Next Month
Andrew Jensen of Salt Lake will head visitors to hold a Scandanavian conference at the Bear Lake Stake tabernacle in Paris on August 20. Two meetings are planned at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Scandanavian Saints from the Montpelier stake are invited.
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Andrew Jensen
Salt Lake
Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle
Paris
Montpelier
Sugar Beets Thrive In Paris County Crops
Sugar beets planted last spring at J. W. Cooks and President Wm. L. Richs in Paris are thriving and growing well. The note suggests beets can benefit farmers of the county with a good market and favorable conditions beyond more arid areas. A brief humorous anecdote from the American Legion Weekly closes the item.
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J. W. Cook’s
Pres. Wm. L Rich’s
Paris
Way Paved for Road Building Across State Line
Idaho informed its federal highway plan links with Utah at the Garden City to Wyoming line. Wyoming's commission got a similar agreement, though not signed yet, and sent by mail to the commissioners. Certification was required before the U S bureau would fund Utah portions in Rich county. Rich county to cover 26 percent of estimated costs for miles of the road. Salt Lake Tribune notes ex-service men of Paris and vicinity quoted by Mr. Rydalch.
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Road Commission
Idaho
Federal Highway System
Utah
Garden City
Wyoming
United States Bureau of Publicy Roads
Rich County
Salt“Laké
Bear Lake County Electors Must Register Before Key Dates
A list of Bear Lake County registrars is printed with instructions to register before the last Saturday in July for the primary and before the first Saturday in November for the general election. Registrations for the primary do not require re-registration.
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Bear Lake County
Fish Haven
Alvin Mouritsen Ke
Patis
Emma
Clayton
Regis
Pioneer Visitor Returns From Salt Lake Trip
Mrs. Dr. C. O Moore came home last Thursday from a visit to Salt Lake City. She was joined by her parents and Mrs. Miles Durkee of Santa Monica, a western pioneer aged 86. Durkee’s first Bear Lake exploration was in 1657 and he later bought cattle in Paris from Charles Rich. Dr. W. B. West and family visited over Sunday and Monday at the Pendrey home. They left Tuesday for Yellowstone via Afton with Mrs. Abe Clayton and children.
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C. O Moore
Salt Lake
Miles’ Darkee
Santa Monica
Darkee
Bear’Lake
Ourity
Dingle
Paris
W-B.-West
St. Anthony
Orson Pendrey
Ideal Beach Resort Secures Utah Orchestra for Dance Nights
The Ideal Beach resort announces a first class orchestra from Logan Utah set for Wednesday and Saturday dances each week. Wrestling and boxing are planned as major events for July 24.
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Logan
Utah
Wilt
Addison Smith Steps in as Committee Head After Kinkaid
A Boise Capital News dispatch notes Representative Addison T. Smith of Idaho becomes chairman of the House Committee on Irrigation following Representative Moses P. Kinkaid of Nebraska. Sinnott of Oregon serves as ranking Republican while illness affects presiding duties. The move shifts irrigation leadership to the Northwest with Senator McNary of Oregon leading the Senate irrigation panel.
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Moses P. Kinkaid
Nebraska
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
House
Boise
Upes
Kinkaid
Smith
Northwest
McNary
Oregon
Senate
Federal hunters kill 1833 animals in Idaho report
Boise July 10 Federal hunters for the United States Biological Survey killed 1833 animals in the year ending June 30. Coyotes made up most of the tally with eight hunters working under Luther Galdman Idaho district inspector. June’s kill reached 172 including a large stock bear noted for wrecking sheep valued around 2000 dollars.
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Boise
United States Biological Survey
Luther Galdman
Idaho -District
G. W. Bryson
Deseret
Twitchell
Lost River Country
Franklin County Idaho leads Western States in cooperative bulls
Franklin County Idaho now tops western counties in cooperative bulls after a new cooperative bull association formed with 10 purebred Holstein bulls. The effort, led by the county agent, University of Idaho, and the Dairy Division, has banker and business support and aims to improve stock through a ten year exchange system, forecasting strong breeding results and a shift to 31/82 pure blood.
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Atranklin
Idaho
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Idaho
Franklin
Asec Wastra
Poison baits and livestock losses report details
The report claims annual savings to livestock and game of at least a quarter billion dollars though not all animals killed are counted. Polson, the bureau’s chief destroyer, says hunters estimate only a quarter of poisoned carcasses are found. Poison stations used 192 horses, 13 cattle, 625 sheep and 620 other animals. 36 000 baits were placed by the bureau and 45 000 more by stockmen working with hunters.
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Polson
Bureau
Chautauqua Draws Large Crowds in Paris
The return engagement of Ellison White Chautauqua drew big crowds at the main street tent with lectures entertainments and music. About 60 men signed a five day contract last summer to bring the show to Paris and guarantee sales of over 600 adult season tickets, taking on personal responsibility for ticket sales.
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Paris
Main Street
Trout Fry Planted Across County Creeks in Idaho
A carload of trout fry arranged by Forester Sanborn and State Deputy Game Warden Jesse Dunn arrived from Hays hatchery. They were released in Paris Creek and nearby streams including Bloomington, Ovidand, Liberty, Georgetown, Noonan, Pearl, Crow, Montpelier and Paris creeks. Transport was by Walt Findlay and James Dunn with Milt Floyd and George Ward assisting.
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Forester
Noonan
Pearl Creek
Crow Creek
Montpelier Creek
Paris
Walt Findlay
James Dunn
Milt Floyd
George Ward
Atty. D
Haddock
Merely A. Grad Candidates For Office
A historical clipping outlines the trials of a candidate in Indianapolis including a humorous expense report. The narrative lists personal anecdotes such as meeting thousands, attending revival meetings and a wedding, and small monetary figures totaling a nominal expense. The piece satirically reflects on the candidate’s campaign misadventures and final defeat.
New butcher arrives in Paris with family note
A young new butcher arrived in Paris last Friday morning. He is energetic and on the job day and night. The parents of the boy are Mr and Mrs Joseph Stucki, and the mother and child are doing well.
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Paris
Joseph Stucki
Beautiful Lakeshore Homes on Beare at Reasonable Prices
Beautiful lakeshore homes can be built now on Beare at a reasonable price with a few left on the lake's best beach. Contact S. H. Rich, Fish Haven Idaho, to learn about payment plans and spring water piped to every Jot. The note also reports Thelma Dunn returning home from a visit to Salt Lake and Logan with her parents, County Assessor James Dunn and wife.
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Beare
S. H Rich
Fish Haven
Idaho
Thelma Dunn
Salt. Lake and Logan
James Dunn
Logan
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Thomas Barrett
West Montpelier
Josephine Rriveer
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Bennington
Inez- Hall
Georgetown
K. E Pinckney
Mary Minnig
Alvin Munroe
Astrar
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John Aland
Ideal Beach
Addison Smith
Desman
Don Borget
Anita
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