Irrigation Suit Reaches Final Court Settlement
In district court Judge J L Downing presided as the Pioneer Irrigation Manufacturing Co and the South Field Ditch Canal Co case reached final settlement. The decree covers Passé creek water rights for four irrigation companies Paris City and numerous individuals with rights adjudicated after a four year dispute. Attorneys Peterson Clark Pocatello Leroy Young Brigham City represented the plaintiff while Merrill Merrill Judge Rich Haddock Harris Baum Corey and St Clair represented defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Downing
Pioneer Irrigation & Manufacturing Co
South Field Ditch & Canal Co
Passé Creek
Paris City
Paris Creek
Peterson and Clark
Pocatello
Leroy Young
Brigham City
Utah
Merrill and Merrill
Jesse P. Rich
Logan
D. E. Haddock
Paris
Chas
E. Harris
Montpelier
O. R. Baum
Pocatelo
George R. Corey
Salt Lake
Clancy St. Clair
Idaho Falls
Fish Hatchery Underway Near Laketown
Garden City Utah July 27 Dr M S Myers superintendent Leo Lucas and N J Hodges visited the grounds of a new fish hatchery at Spring Creek. The building will sit below the upper dam and above the lower lake at the northwest corner. A storehouse will be placed by the lower dam between two canals. Road work paralleling the lower canal will start now and the canal will be widened to twelve feet for rearing ponds. Lucas is moving his family here at month start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Utah
M. S. Myers
Bureau For Utah
Leo Lucas
N. J. Hodges
Rich County Fish & Game Club
Spring Creek
Lucas
23 Cents for 10 Hides Shifts Spokane Trade
The hide trade shows a 23 cent price for a shipment of 10 prime steer and calf hides to a Spokane market. After the two cent federal tax on checks, buyers paid 21 3/4 cents per hide. Alex Johnson of Garden City Service Station visited town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Johnson
Garden City
Record Prices Paid for Heifers at Salt Lake Market
July 25 salt lake market saw a two year high as eastern corn fed heifers sold to local packers for seven dollars per hundred pounds, surpassing the previous high by two and a half dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Sage Hen Season Opens August 20 in Bear Lake Area
Deputy State Game Warden Joseph Bunderson reports Bear Lake sage hen season runs from August 20 to September 1, both dates inclusive, after earlier Idaho press errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press of Idaho
The
Post
Joseph Bunderson
Boise
Bear Lake
Sheepmen Lose $2.78 Per Ewe in 1931 Idaho report
Idaho Wool Growers bulletin analyzes 1931 costs with A H Gaino of Pocatello and Rinehart. net loss per ewe reported at 2.78 dollars while receipts averaged 4.51 per head and expenses 7.29. Eight year view shows a small profit on average despite lean years, with wool prices dropping to 6–7 cents per pound and lamb costs detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Idaho Woolgrowers Bulletin
A. H. Gaino
Pocatello
Rinehart
Fees on S Money Orders Increase After Wednesday
Postmaster H L Spencer announced new money order fees effective last Wednesday for all amounts up to 20 dollars. The schedule ranges from 6 cents on orders up to 2 50, 8 cents for 2 61 to 5, 11 cents for 5 01 to 10, 13 cents for 10 01 to 20, 18 cents for 20 to 40, 18 cents for 40 to 80, 20 cents for 60 to 80, and 22 cents for 80 01 to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L.spencer
Wyoming Marriage Law Sparks Idaho Couples Travel
Ten Idaho couples applied for marriage licenses at Teton County Court House in June as Mrs Juliane Tanner reports. They learned five day waiting period after applying, leaving most disappointed as they headed to Livingston Montana, a growing Gretna Green for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Teton County Court House
Juliane Tanner
Livingston, Mont
Gretna Green
Intermountain Terrritory
Kemmerer Gazette
Temple Grounds at Logan to Shine at Dig Celebration
Visitors will admire the July 25 event at the Logan temple grounds with pristine flower beds green lawns and trimmed shrubs enhancing the site for the celebration. The grounds are described as the finest in Utah for viewing by guests and locals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Grounds
Utah
Logan Temple
Credit and cash struggle amid wartime-like depression
The piece argues that governments and individuals alike hoard cash and abuse credit, noting how allies’ financial bargains force creditors to bear risk. It cites widespread delayed payments in staple trades, with fear driving cash preference even as supplies for gas and entertainment flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Herriot
Uncle Sam
Hoover
Southeastern Idaho taxpayers grupo to convene in Blackfoot
Sixteen counties from Bear Lake to Teton will form a southeastern Idaho taxpayers association. Delegates plan to discuss general tax proposals aimed at lower taxes and government economy at a Blackfoot meeting on August 2. Represented counties include Bannock Bonneville Fremont Jefferson Madison Power Custer Caribou Lemhi Oneida Butte Clark Bear Lake Franklin Freemont and Teton.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Blackfoot
Bear Lake
Bannock
Bonneville
Butte
Bingham
Caribou
Custer
Clark
Freemont
Franklin
Jefferson
Lemhi
Madison
Oneida
Power
Teton
Federal Loan to Aid Idaho Highway Work
Governor Ben Ross announces Idaho will receive 1,509,912 from a federal relief bill to fund federal aid highways. The money, drawn from a $300 million unemployment fund, will be used in Idaho and offset state highway appropriations after 1935 at 20 percent annually with no interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Washington
Ben Ross
Ross
Ross Bird
Snake River Valley
Jefferson County Highway District
Rigby and
Ririe
Boise
Fifty Fifty Maid and Caller Exchange Harsh Rejoinder
A stage line features a maid telling a caller that she is not at home, followed by the man replying that he is glad he did not call. The quick exchange captures sharp wit and social humor.
Paris Band to Stage Open Air Concert Sunday
The Paris Band, directed by Archie Shepherd, will give a free outdoor concert Sunday at 3:30 p m with about forty members. After the show they will drive to Soda Springs for another performance for local residents. The program features marches and overtures by Hall Chenette Zaner, Alford and Bagley, including The National Emblem and Boots and Saddles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Archie Shepherd
Sohoarenis
Nmi
Trim
Soda Springs
B. Hall
Fox Trail
J. S. Zanerntok
Chenette Eys Delight
R. B. Hall
Wee Alford Philo Senate
HB. B. Hall
M. W
Bagley
Sheep Trade Offers Hope for Fall Outlook
Frank J. Hagenbarth of Spencer Idaho, president of the National Wool Growers Association, says current conditions in the sheep industry promise improvement in the fall. He cites higher prices for pork beef and lamb as signs of healthier markets and notes a smaller lamb supply next year could boost demand, improving the lamb outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
National
Woolgrowers’ Association
Hagebarth
Hagenbarth
Hamburger price dispute ends with bargain offer
A young matron asks a German butcher for hamburger steak price. He quotes twenty five cents a pound but notes corner stores lack stock and when he is out he sells it for ten cents. Mrs M J Floyd and family of Salt Lake spent the weekend in Paris and Bloomington with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
M. J. Floyd
Salt Lake
Paris
Bloomington
Printers Attack Envelope Sale in Government Competition
Kansas City July 23. Country publishers and others testified before a house investigation committee condemning government printing of envelopes at 24 cents per thousand as unfair competition. O W Little Alma Kansas and L Hobart Holden Missouri argued the low price shifts postal costs to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
House
Livestock Commission
O. W. Little
Alma
Kansas
Kansas Press Association
Adda
J. Pinan
Uri Press Association
L. Hobart
Holden
Missouri
Gold prospect not all roses warns state inspector
Oregon state mine inspector Stewart Campbell cautions that the Oro Fino discovery may be risky for small operators. He notes the appeal of the find but urges deep trench work and substantial capital, recommending prospects consider Elk City for better feasibility. Campbel l also cites J R Crawford as the discoverer who spent years developing the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Orofino
Stewart Campbell
J. R. Crawford
Campbell
Orofiino
Elk City
Curtis Predicts Turn for Better in Economy
Vice President Charles Curtis, visiting Cincinnati en route to the Olympic Games, said there is a turn for the better as reports of new factories opening and gains in hogs and cattle boost public mood. He declined to discuss the coming campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legionnaires Invited by U S to Visit Forests
The Forest Service invites Legionnaires accompanying the Legion convention in Portland to visit Oregon and Washington national forests. John D. Guthrie urges members to see forest properties, learn rangers' work, and understand fire prevention. Free maps and folders offered on request while supplies last.
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United States Forest Service
North Pacific
Asistant
John D. Guthrie
Legionnaire
Portland
Ore
National Convention of the Legion
Bear Lake
Legion
The
Guthrie
Oregon
Washington
Ar National Forest
New Curbing and Gutter Finished for Paris City
The city of Paris completes over 6000 feet of curbing and gutter along the four main blocks with new sidewalks. Contractor Grimmett recently finished 1500 feet of cement sidewalks for the village of Bloomington, reflecting credited improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Cy Wes
Grimmett
Bloomington
Canyon Traffic Grows as Summer Reaches Logan Canyon
Logan Cache American reports rising canyon traffic with many homes occupied by seasonal residents and numerous tourists. Motorists head through the canyon toward Bear Lake for outings and vacations, reflecting a busy summer pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Canyon
Canyon
Bear Lake
Logan
Cache American
Judge Budge Visits Paris on Vacation
Chief Justice Alfred Budge of the Idaho supreme court travels with his wife and daughter Belva to Paris for a vacation. He notes enjoying Bear Lake gatherings and that Paris remains his home despite not residing there for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Budge
Idaho Supreme Court
Belva
Paris
Judge Budge
Bear Lake
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