Teaching staff for Fielding high school 1929 30
The Fielding High School teaching staff for the 1929 30 year is set with M D Low as Principal in science D G Rich in history and social science Lynn Hayward in biology and manual training Libby Cook in English and dramatic art Thomas Green in commerce and mathematics Edna Sorenson in home economics and Irwin Jensen in music Emeline Sirrine in English and physical education Rudolph Church in agriculture geometry and coaching The school opens Monday Sept 23 in a new building able to house 500 students Principal Law predicts a record enrollment and the new facilities should boost attendance over last year’s large total.
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M. D. Low
D. G. Rich
Lynn Hayward
Libby Cook
Thomas Green
Rudolph
Law
Fielding
Wool market gains pace with fleece sales this week
Sliberman & Sons of Chicago through R V Duke Wellington purchased 10 000 fleeces in Evanston at 27 to 30 cents per grade and 5 000 fleeces in Fort Bridger at 31 to 32 cents. Season total wool movements between Cokeville and Bitter Creek reach 800 000 pounds with 2 250 000 pounds remaining unsold per survey.
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Sliberman & Sons
Chicago
R. V
Duke” Wellington
Evanston
Duke
Fort Bridger
Cokeville
Bitter Creek
Pioneer Celebration at Lakota Draws Wide Attendance
A Pioneer celebration at Lakota Resort promoted by Mutuals of the Bear Lake Stake and the Re sort attracted people from the valley. The M. L A committee arranged a 1:30 program atop Bear Lake’s overlook with Bloomington musicians, Senator E. Ms. Pugmire delivering the oration, and performances by the Jos. Price daughters quartet and Christenson Sax duo. A baseball game Laketown vs Paris and St. Charles preceded an open air pavilion dance.
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Lakota Resort
Mutuals
Bear Lake
Valley
M. L A
Mammoth Grove
Looking Bear Lake
Bloomington
E. Ms. Pugmire
Daughters of Jos
Price of
Christenson Boys
Libby Cook
Irwin Jensen
Laketown
Paris
St. Charles
Severe Storm Strikes Afton Area Harming Residents
Lightning struck three places as a record storm dumped rain for half an hour and caused damage in town. Lester Hale and Tad Roberts were injured sheltering at a Hale home near Swift Creek while Ev Hale and family escaped unharmed in the old Sue Hale house.
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Afton
Lester Hale
Tad Roberts
Mr. Hale
Swift Creek
Lester
Tad
Nellie Roberts
Sue Hale
Ev Hale
Walter Hale
Clover Bloat Seen in Dairy Cattle at Afton
County Agent Seymour B. Murray reports multiple cases of bloat in dairy cows and young stock from sweet clover at Afton Wyoming. Despite pasture success in Utah and Idaho as a dairy forage, local conditions are puzzling and hindering progress.
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Afton
Wyo
Seymour B. Murray
Utah
Idaho
New Son Arrives for Mr and Mrs Hulme
Mr and Mrs Amos Hulme announce the birth of a baby boy born Sunday. All concerned are doing nicely. Father busy naming the newborn and treating friends. Congratulations.
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Amos Hulme
Pres William Rich Leaves Gift to Fielding High School
The late Pres. William J L Rich bequeathed 1000 dollars to Fielding High School. The annual interest supports two worthy students attaining scholarly recognition. Rich had served as a school board chairman for years and his will honors his commitment to education.
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Rich
Fielding High School
Pres
William JL. Rich
Pres. Rich
Bears Attract Tourists In Yellowstone Park Hotels
Yellowstone Park reports daily bear loitering near hotel dumps and along highways. Officials tally 38 grizzly and black bears in the canyon area with dozens seen around Lake Yellowstone Old Faithful Tower Falls and Tower Falls lodge areas.
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Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Park
Yellowstone Canyon
Lake Yellowstone
Old Faithful
Tower Falls
John Tueller Awarded City Intake Contract
The city awarded John Tueller the intake contract for a new underground Paris canyon installation. Bids were $1313 by Tueller and $1646.95 by Fred Hauber, with valves pipes and fittings supplied by the city. Engineer Eugene Schaub of Logan, Utah designed the intake and will oversee construction which must finish by September 1.
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Paris Canyon
John Tueller
Fred Hauber
Eugene Schaub
Logan
Utah
Sour Dough Morning Birthday Breakfast in Montpelier
An early Sunday breakfast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce in Montpelier honored his birthday with home cured bacon eggs and sour dough hot cakes. Guests included Mr and Mrs 8 H Rich Dr and Mrs George F Ashley Mr and Mrs James Bruce Mr and Mrs Ken Loveday Grimmett and W Smith Hoge of Montpelier Mrs Mabel Howell Los Angeles and Stanford Rich Idaho Falls.
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James Bruce
Montpelier
H. Rich
George F. Ashley
Ken Loveday
Grimmett
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
Stanford Rich
Idaho Falls
Mabel Howell
Los Angeles
Wyoming Officer Tags Cars For Idaho Licenses
Eight Wyoming auto trucks were taken by traffic officer Monson early this week and after release were issued temporary licenses valid for a year and a half to operate in Idaho. Several Utah trucks were also tagged for not meeting Idaho license rules.
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Wyoming
Monson
Idaho
Utah
Pioneer Dance Set At Ideal Beach Resort
Ideal Beach Resort on Bear Lake will stage a pioneer dance Wednesday evening. Music will be furnished by the Black Cat orchestra of Montpelier. The management is making an effort to conduct one of the biggest dances in the history of the resort.
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Ideal Beach
Bear Lake
Black Cat Orchestra
Montpelier
Baby Arrives Early to Boost Wallis Family to Four
A baby daughter was born Saturday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs John A Wallis joining two boys in the family All concerned are doing nicely The Post notes the birth on a busy publishing day and remains on schedule
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John A. Wallis
F. T. Shepherd & Sons Installing Heating Plant
The firm of F T. Shepherd & Sons in this city are installing a new heating plant in their store. The mammoth chimney alone required over 4000 bricks. The plant will be one of the largest in use.
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F T. Shepherd & Sons
Welkers Depart for Week-Long Yellowstone Tour
President Roy A. Welker and Mrs. Welker accompany their daughter Ruth and Maurine as they begin a week long tour of Yellowstone National Park this morning.
Plans for Bear Lake County Fair in southeastern Idaho
Plans for the Bear Lake County Fair and Driving Association event in Paris progress with committees appointed. A. W. Shepherd leads the committee with T. W. Ward as secretary treasurer, aided by local group Bear Lake County Fair & Driving Assn. An unusual sports program is being developed as a featured attraction.
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Paris
Idaho
A. W. Shepherd
T. W. Ward
Bloomington
Sec’y
Treas
Bear Lake County
Bear Lake
Motorcycle Accident Injures Rider Near Worm Creek
Ruel Monson of 81 Charles is injured in a motorcycle crash while returning from Paris. Thrown from his machine he was found unconscious on the highway near Worm Creek with facial lacerations treated under general anesthesia. He is reported to be recovering.
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Ruel Monson
Edmund Monson
Charles
Paris
Worm Creek
Paris Legion Post Will Head Parade
Paris in southeast Idaho will lead the American Legion parade on August 1 as host city due to achieving the highest enrollment percentage by July 15. Boise will bring up the rear. other posts follow in order including Twin Falls Nampa Idaho Falls Blackfoot and 61st district, with 4208 members enrolled this year versus 4462 last year.
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Boise
Paris
Idaho
American Legion
Nihe Paris Post
Kimberly
Challis
Mountain Home
Boise Post
Twin Falls
Nampa Tirty
Idaho Fall
Blackfoot
Deer on Highway Near Bear Lake Incident Report
F J Price, assistant cashier at Bear Lake State Bank, was driving home with his family from Bear Lake when he spotted a deer feeding along the west side of the state highway near Wm Clark's ranch in St Charles. The deer jumped a fence and dashed toward the hills as the car neared.
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F. J. Price
Bear Lake
Stop Signs Sought in Paris Idaho Roadway Safety Push
Paris Idaho may be the only southeastern city without Stop Signs on its main street. The article argues signs are necessary at every intersection and cites a local anti crime conference in Missoula attended by Sheriff Ezra Hulme and Marshal Ezra Passey. They traveled by road via Butte, reporting good road conditions.
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Paris
Idaho
Ezra P. Hulme
Ezra Passey
Missoula
Montana
Northwest Sheriffs and Police
Butte
Reach for The Paris Post Subscription Offer
A brief subscription pitch invites readers to choose The Paris Post over others. It promotes a yearly rate of $2.00 and emphasizes the benefit of selecting the Paris Post for better value. The note is concise and urges readers to subscribe.
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Paris Post
Wyoming Prohibition Raid Nets Large Number of Arrests
A major federal state operation in Western Wyoming tied to prohibition resulted in more than 25 arrests from Diamondville to Cokeville during a raid led by Lon C. Davis and R. J. Allen. Officers from Idaho and Colorado assisted as cases head to municipal, district, or federal courts in Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
Lns End
Diamondyville
Cokeville
Lon C. Davis
Federal Department
R. J. Allen
State Law Enforcement Department
Idaho
Colorado
Rawlins
Diamondville
Cokéville
Cheyenne
Kemmerer Gazette
Clara Bow
Charles
Buddy) Rogers
Richard Arlen
Gary Cooper
Broadway
New York
Fire destroys residence near Paris on State highway
The Milford Hess home south of Paris was gutted by an early Saturday fire. Damage is about 1700, with some insurance. Hess was alone, left a kitchen stove fire burning, then went to the barnyard. by the time help arrived, the house could not be saved.
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Milford Hess
Paris
Hess
Harvesters Begin Wild Hay Crop in Perils Bottoms
Farmers report the start of wild hay harvest in the Perils Bottoms area with a fair crop expected. Local growers note favorable conditions and steady work as fields are brought in.
Boa Constrictor Swallows Blanket in Cincinnati Zoo
A 24 foot boa constrictor swallowed an army blanket after grabbing a pigeon, remaining in the Zoo Gardens as staff of eleven labored to remove it. General manager S. A. Stephan oversaw efforts including oil injections and a hooded enclosure, with no success reported. Carnival operator J. H. Poe had purchased the snake for 1,000 dollars weeks earlier.
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Cincinnati
Oological Gardens
S. A. Stephan
Stephan
J. H. Poe
Carnival
Bear Lake Stake Choir Festival Largest in History
Southeastern Idaho hosted the Bear Lake Stake Combined choir festival at Fish Haven with eleven choirs and about 500 attendees. Prof Irwin Jensen led the singing with Miss Ruby Bolivia as accompanist. A grove banquet preceded the program and a Salt Lake orchestra provided evening music.
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Idaho
Bear Lake
Laketown
Utah
Ernest Irwin
Garden City
L. L. Cook
Fish Haven
Jesse Cottle
St. Charles
Niel Williamson
Bloomington
AO. Christensen
Paris
Irwin Jensen
Paris Paris
Archie Shéphérd
Salt Lake
Mrs James Dunn Visit In Galt Lake This Week
Mrs James Dunn and family are visiting in Galt Lake this week, stopping at local sights and staying with relatives. They plan short excursions and expect pleasant weather during their stay.
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James Dunn
Galt Lake
Descendents of late Apostle Rich to hold reunion
Descendents of the late Apostle Charles C. Rich will assemble for an annual reunion at Fish Haven on Saturday and Sunday August 4. The program includes recitals, piano solos, readings, tap dance, and a grand hall gathering with prizes for dances. A Sunday program features addresses, music, and a buffet lunch after the service.
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Charles C. Rich
Fish Haven
Resort Pavilion
LaMar Parrish
Nancy Pugmire
Edith Rich
Phoebe Rich
Gwendolyn Rich Reading
Loretta, Rich
Cccerecers
Ora Rich
Barbara
Ellen Ruth
Roland
Myrthon
Mona Rich
Grand Hall
Joel Rich Parrish
Thatoccats
J. Parrish
Abe
Rich
Roland Rich Woolley
Myrtle Rich Richards
Ezra
Mildred Rich Pugmire
Wilson. McCarthy Song
Grove
Car Accident Involving Poulsen Sons On Highway
Calvin and Elza Poulsen, sons of Alma Poulsen of Liberty, were in an automobile accident yesterday afternoon on the highway between Fish Haven and St. Charles. Their car ran off the road and turned upside down but no one was hurt.
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Calvin
Elza Poulsen
Alma Poulsen
Liberty
Fish Haven
St. Charles
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Paris Legion Post
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Winged Foot County Club
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Minerva Woolley McCarthy
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Rose 8. Rich
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Ida Rich Strong
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Moses Rich
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Gayle Rich
Arnold Rich
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Katherine Rich
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Sim Rich
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