Depletion of Bear Lake Leads Idaho Meeting
A Friday gathering at Ideal Beach hall heard Idaho Falls Mayor Brazill W. Clark discuss Bear Lake depletion. Speakers from Utah Power & Light and local leaders urged water retention as vital for irrigation, power, and valley development.
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Ideal Beach
Bear Lake
Idaho
Brazill W. Clark
Idaho Falls
J. W. Niel
Hail
Waltredikent
Utah Power & Light Co
Clark
Bear River
Bear
Bear Riv
Brazil
W. Clark
C. C. Stock
N. J. Hodges
M. Pugmire
Eye Specialist and Dietician to Visit Paris
Salt Lake City eye expert Dr. H. H. Scarborough will be at the Hotel Paris in Paris on Thursday August 6. He uses ophthalmoscopy to diagnose body defects from eye symptoms and prescribes eye correction and dietary guidance. He offers free consultations to address headaches dizziness stomach trouble or nerve disorders.
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H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Paris
Jy 28
Bear Lake Fish Planting Totals 232000 This Year
The article lists Dunham Point near Ideal Beach as the release site with 50,000 Chinook salmon 75,000 mackinaw and 16,000 native or cut throat fingerlings planted in Bear Lake this year.
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Bear Lake
Dunham Point
Ideal Beach
Sage hens and grouse season urged closed countywide
The county reports extreme drought driving sage hens and grouse to road watering places. Slaughtering is said to be wanton in the Ante Lope Flat country. For conservation the season should be closed this year, not only here but in adjoining counties.
Gard of Thanks From Stucki Family
The Stucki family thanks friends who offered help during the illness and death of Price. Mrs. Mary P Stucki and Family express gratitude for deeds and words of support.
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Price
Mary P Stucki
County Livestock Clubs Hold Field Day in Bear Lake County
The 4-H Livestock clubs of Bear Lake county held their field day on Thursday July 23 with L B Taylor and J W Barber judging. Participants came from Geneva Liberty Sharon and Fish Haven. Sidney Densley led in judging as fields visited Densley farm Sharon for a fitting and showing demonstration and Hampshire sheep. The group moved to Paris to judge hogs at Otto Rohner and evaluated beef cattle at J R Pugmire ranch and another Hampshire sheep class at Raymond Budge home. The day provided practical livestock judging instruction to the boys and leaders.
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Bear Lake County
L. B. Taylor
J W Barber
Geneva
Liberty
Sharon
Fish Haven
Sidney Densley
Densley
Densley Farm
Hampshire
Paris
Otto Rohner
J R. Pugmire
Raymond Budge
Idaho Legion Meet in Lewiston August 13 14 15
The Thirteenth American Legion convention will be held in Lewiston August 13 14 and 15 with Ralph T Duke O Neill national commander as honored guest and principal speaker. He will be made a Nez Perce Chief and will attend the opening public meeting banquet and national commander’s ball. The program includes drum and bugle corps contests and a grand historical pageant parade.
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Lewiston
Ralph T
Duke” O'Neill
American Legion
O'Neill
Les Albert
Wyoming
Ry Fandt
Ceartad
Reuben Johnson
Eig
Felix Funke
City Water Now Supplied by New Main Extension
Yesterday afternoon water was connected to the new city mains extension and made available to residents north of the city limits. The change ends the era of pumping well water and is welcomed by households in the area.
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New City
Notice to Dog Owners in Paris City 1931
City authorities warn dog owners and harborers in Paris City who lack 1931 dog tax license tags to secure tags at the City Clerk’s office or face penalties. Noncompliance will bring consequences as mandated by the Mayor and Council. Date jy-28-26.
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Paris City
District Court in Session Monday Delivers Divorces
Judge Robert E. Terrell presided as a brief district court session heard divorces. Hazel Teller was granted a divorce from E. A. Teller and her maiden name Hazel Traynor restored. Lucy Myers was granted a divorce from John C. Myers after a demurrer overruled and 20 days to answer. A defendant named Theller pled guilty to forgery. sentence suspended to four months in the county jail.
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Robert E. Terrell
District Court
County Legal Bar
Hazel Teller
E. A. Teller
Hazel Traynor
Lucy Myers
John C. Myers
Animals Leave Woods in Search of Food and Water
In extreme heat across the inter mountain region wild and domestic animals gather at ranches as dry spells bite. The thermometer neared 100 degrees since July 10 before rain, springs run dry, irrigation water short, and hay crops and spring wheat face severe losses.
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Inter-Mountain
State Sanitary Officer Finds County Healthy
R. G. Harding, state sanitary officer, was in Paris yesterday assessing city sanitation after completing a countywide inspection. He reported conditions to be excellent and is known across the state for his prior 28 years as manager of the C. W. & M. Co. at Malad.
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R. G. Harding
Paris
Harding
Malad
State
Ford introduces new school bus model AA with 32 seats
Demonstrators Joe Burgoyne of Bear Lake Motor Co and M Davis from Ford distributors in Salt Lake City visited Parla on Wednesday afternoon to showcase the new Ford school bus. The 157 inch wheel base chassis seats thirty two children plus the driver with a steel outer body and artificial leather interior.
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Joe Burgoyne
Bear Lake Motor Co
Montpelier
M. Davis
Ford Distributing
Salt Lake City
Parla
Ford
Teachers Examination Notice for All Certificate Classes
County Superintendent EVVA A Beagles announces teachers examination dates for all certificate classes. Examinations run August 20, 21, and 22 starting at 9 p.m. at specified locations, covering School Law and endorsement pathways for teachers seeking certificates.
Farm Board Won't Stabilize Wheat Prices Now
Washington chairman Stone said the federal farm board cannot stabilize wheat prices now. He noted funding limits prevent purchases through next June and that relief in the Southwest could come if farmers store crops on farms, potentially lifting prices and prompting future increases with reduced acreages.
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Washington
Stone
Federal Farm Board
Southwest
John F Spencer Killed in Utah Auto Crash
John F Spencer, a garage owner from Evanston Wyoming, was killed instantly when his gasoline truck overturned after hitting loose gravel about 9 miles north of Woodruff Utah while en route to Randolph. The accident left him under the wreck with gasoline burning on him. He leaves a wife and several children and was a well known Bear River Valley businessman.
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Randolph
Utah
M B. Spencer
Evanston
Wryo
Woodruff
Louis Kabell
Spencer
Dr. Fackrell
Sheriff Osborn
Leonard
Clifford
Eskelson
J. F. Spencer
Bear _river valley
Hyanston
Grim Reaber Claims Third In Family
Price Stucks 12 son of Mrs Mary L P Stucks died Sunday after an attack and surgery for strangulated hernia. He is survived by his mother two brothers J Wendell Max three sisters Mrs Evelyn Thirkell Pearl and Mabel. Impressive funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 pm from the First Ward chapel with ward bishopric presiding. Lynn Hayward opened with prayer George B Spencer gave benediction. Speakers were A T Pendrey Bishop W W Richards and Pres Roy A Welker. Ward choir sang and a duet by Mr and Mrs H L Spencer plus a solo by Mrs Lyn Hayward.
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Price -Stucks
Mary LP
Stucks
J. Wendell
Max
Evelyn Thirkell
Pearl
Mabel
Joseph Stock
First Ward
John Stocker
Lynn Hayward
George B. Spencer
A. T. Pendrey
W. W. Richards
Roy A. Welker
Ward
H. L. Spencer
Lyn Hayward
Take a Vacation for Rest and Family Benefit
The piece argues that everyone can afford a vacation even a short visit with friends or a week away. It emphasizes rest, physical renewal, and improved home life upon return, urging that one cannot afford not to take time off and suggesting simple, affordable escapes.
Distemper Remedy Joke Ends With Fatal Result
A folktale joke has two farmers meeting on a road. Each asks the other what was given for distemper to a mule. One man says turpentine, the other says turpentine killed his mule.
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Giddap
Border postmaster reports 99 degree heat record
St Condron of Border, a postmaster and business visitor, says Tuesday was the hottest day in 30 years with a thermometer at 99 degrees. He notes he keeps weather records and has tracked 50 such days over 30 years.
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St Condron
Border
Kemmerer Gazette
Cause of Hot Weather in This Country
A federal meteorologist explains in the United States Daily that shifting Arctic cold-air currents from the U S to Europe has caused drought in the United States. The air stagnates over the U S raising temperatures and reducing rainfall while Europe experiences excess precipitation.
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Arctic
United States
Europe
Special meet of trustees and commissioners called
The board of county commissioners directs County Clerk Sam V. Tunks to summon trustees of school districts, especially common districts, to a special meeting on August 6 at the county building at 2 oclock. The aim is to devise ways to curtail expenses in the district without lowering school standards.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sam V. Tunks
Lakota Resort Upgrades Pavilion With Free Dance Night
Circulation ads note Lakota Resort plans costly floor renovations to improve the pavilion for dancing. Management announces free admission for all who arrive by 0:15 on Saturday night to boost attendance.
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Sort
Future film auterism to waft scents in theaters
A psychologist proposes that upcoming auteur cinema could intensify audience immersion by releasing carefully timed scents. Forests orchards farms and kitchens would be evoked to align mood with on screen scenes.
Pittsburg Husband Finds Wife’s Ring in Pocket
A Pittsburg man discovers his wife’s ring inside his trousers pocket, with no other items found. Johnson Flonceer confirmed the surprising household mishap.
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Pittsburg
Johnson Flonceer
Old Folks Gather at Bear Lake for Summer Outing
Bear Lake stake hosts a lakeshore summer outing at Fish Haven with about 400 attendees from across the valley. residents enjoyed reunions, meals, entertainment including singing, readings, a quartet, poems, and old time dancing under trees by the lake.
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Bear Lake
Fish Haven
Bear Lake Stake
Teresa. E Rites Held for Sharon Girl Millie Orr
Impressive funeral rites were held Sunday at 2 o clock in the ward chapel at Sharon for Millie Orr 25 daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Orr who died at Caribou county hospital Entombment was made at the Sharon cemetery Music was provided by the ward choir Invocation was pronounced by Wm G Smith Speakers were Lars P Jensen Thos Smith Alfred C Hymas Roy A Welker M D Low and Bishop John Gambling Benediction was offered by Bishop E D Hymas
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Ward
Sharon
Millie Orr
Richard Orr
Caribou County Hospital
Wm. G. Smith
Lars P. Jensen
Thos. Smith
Alfred C. Hymas
Pres
Roy A. Welker
M. D. Low
John Gambling
E. D. Hymas
Excuse for Idleness Inspires a View of Achievement
The quote argues idleness breeds impossibilities and those who avoid work justify it by claiming tasks cannot be done, reflecting a mindset that excuses effort and shields inaction in uncertain times.
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Jimmy Taylor
Odeon
Evva A. Beagles
John F. Spencer
Grim Reaber
Lakota Resort
Jimmy
America
D. C. Dunford
Albert Weston
Heber
James Jacobson
Pyas
A. Hart
Teresa
Sharon Girl
Paris, Idaho
Perfec
Janet Gaynor
Long Legs
George O'Brien
Sally Eilers
Donovan
Richard Dix
Jackie Cooper
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