Idaho Mines Revive as Gold Prices Rise in Boise Basin
Arthur Campbell reports renewed activity in Boise Basin placer and quartz mines as higher gold prices boost operations and reduce county unemployment. The piece notes dredges at several sites, hand miners’ efforts, and a cautious optimism among winter residents. It also covers Idaho Wildlife Federation's stance on the game commission and a Christmas dinner publicity anecdote from George’s restaurant in Boise.
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Local notices from Fish Haven and nearby towns
Vernon Jensen returns from Lyman Wyoming while others visit, move, or attend events in Fish Haven Randolph Evanston Montpelier Paris Soda Springs and Ogden. Birthday parties, family visits, graduation exercises, and a pre season dance season mark a busy period with auctions and home improvements noted.
4-H Leaders Named for Short Course Attendance
The county 4-H club council executive met at Mrs. Perkins home on May 27 to designate members over 15 who will attend the annus short course in Pocatello. Temporary appointees include Mrs. Sam Humphreys, Mrs. Mabel Ream, Lester Skinner, Lois Ream, Avoh Stine, Paul Bartschi, Earl Jewett, Norman Bartschi, Shirley Quinn, Maxine Poulsen and Max Bartsch. Expenses will be partly covered by local donations. The group thanks the Montpelier chamber of commerce, Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Ass'n, and the Paris Lions Club. Dr. H. H. Scarborough will be at the Hotel Paris June 6 to discuss eye correction. Mr Allis Benson of Garden City, recently in Bear Lake hospital, is now at the home of Sam V. Tunks.
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Pocatello
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Mabel Ream
Lester Skinner
Missy Lois Ream
Miss Avoh_ Stine
Paul Bartschi
Earl Jewett
Norman Bartschi
Shirley Quinn
Maxine Poulsen
Max Bartsch
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
Bear Lake Valley
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Paris Lions Cub
Allis Benson
Garden City
Bear Lake Hospital
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Lofty Scenic Point on Atlantic Coast at Sandy Hook
A claim places the loftiest Atlantic coast view on the Scenic Drive over Sandy Hook at Atlantic Highlands New Jersey. The site is described as jutted out over the shore offering a panoramic overlook.
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Sep Shepherd Years Abroad Returns to Salt Lake
World War I veteran Sep Shepherd, a Salt Lake native and longtime U S diplomatic service member in Rome, arrives in Salt Lake for a two month visit. He is accompanied by his French wife visiting her Salt Lake in laws for the first time.
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Shepherd Family Noted for Musical and Public Service Achievements
N B Shepherd of 174 A Street belongs to the Sake Take family famed for music. His brothers include Charles Shepherd the pianist and conductor in Salt Lake, Alberty Shepherd the concert violinist on the West Coast, and Arthur Shepherd head of Western Reserve University music department. A sister Josephine is a painter. Sep Shepherd served in 145 Field Artillery, joined intelligence in France, then diplomatic service, attending the Paris Peace Conference and serving at the U S Legation in Athens and now at the Rome embassy since 1925.
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Foxes Like Grapes Say Writer Confirms
A Frontiers magazine writer affirms that foxes do like grapes, echoing Solomon's fable as stated by the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
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Ancient knowledge of iron's basic qualities noted
The American Iron and Steel Institute states that ancient peoples understood iron’s basic properties as well as modern times, highlighting longstanding material knowledge.
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Clear Weather Causes Most Fatal Auto Crashes Says Study
The Travelers Insurance Company safety booklet Lest We Regret reports seven and a half times more fatal accidents in clear weather than in fog rain or snow in 1938. Of 29 300 total deaths only 500 occurred in snow 820 in fog and 3 280 in rain. 77 percent of fatal crashes happened on dry roads.
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