Crickets Swarm Onto Tyhee Land Insect Battle Grows
Fort Hall sand hills send waterborne crickets onto Tyhee flats as farmers organize crews to skim and destroy them. Ten men, led by Commissioner Gund and County Agent Daigh, report a 15 mile infestation with a two square mile area cleaned, gulls join the effort devouring the pests.
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Pocatello
Fort Hall
Sand Hills
Tyhee
Gund
Daigh
A. H. McGulrefs
Sand Hill
Tyhee Flats
Indian Department Service
Rich Strike Report From Mineral Point Mine
John Rozsa receives assayer's report indicating ore samples from the Mineral Point Mine in East canyon yield upwards of 900 dollars in gold per ton. The finding comes from the assayers office and is filed in the Cache American.
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Logan
John Rozsa
Assayers
Mineral Point
East Canyon
Cache American
Mrs Elizabeth Rogers Returns to Paris for Summer
Mrs Elizabeth Rogers travels back to Paris for the summer after a pleasant winter visit in Pocatello with her daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rogers
Paris
Pocatello
Milk as indispensable food says dairy expert
A quotation from D. R. Theophilus argues milk is the essential food for growth repair and energy and notes no substitute is advertised as better. It emphasizes milk provides materials for body function disease protection and heat for work.
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D. R. Theophilus
Scouts Leave for Old Fort Ceremony Site
Scout troop 10 of Paris with about forty scouts heads to Old Fort Hall near Pocatello for a monument event. The nine foot cement monument will include fist sized stones from the Oregon trail. Leaders and visiting groups from Idaho and nearby areas gather to dedicate the landmark with speeches and ceremonial fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Old Fort Hail
Pocatello
St. Charles
Old Regon Trail
Fort Hall
Merlin Hale
J. T. Doomey
Aberdeen
Gus Gleed
Malad
Frank Croshaw
Arimo
J. W. Collings
American Falls
Herman
Cache Valley Council
Logan
John D. Giles
Salt Lake Council
Salt Lake
State of Idaho
D. Amiphiett
Eastern Idaho Council
C. Ber Ross
George Albert Smith
Utah Trails and Landmarks
Mr. Smith
John H Eaton dies at Boise after three weeks illness
The body of John H. Eaton, 3, arrived here from the Veterans Hospital where he was a patient for three weeks. He is survived by his widow Sadie Eaton and was a veteran railroad conductor. Eaton was an ex serviceman and a member of the Montpelier American Legion and the local Elks lodge. Funeral rites were held on Wednesday.
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Bocathild
John H. Eaton
Veterans Hospital
Eaton
Sadie Eaton
Montpelier
Stucki announces marriage of Mabel Stucki to Morris Athay
Announcement mailed by Mrs Mary Stucki reports the marriage of her daughter Mabel to Morris B Athay in the Logan Temple yesterday. Miss Stucki taught at Emerson School for three years. Athay is a guard on the Cache National Forest based in Paris district and son of Mr and Mrs Frenk Athay. Both are popular and well regarded in the community.
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Mrsa Marry Stuck
Mabel
Morris B. Athay
Logan Temple
Stucki
Emerson School
Cache National Forest
Paris
Mra
Frenk Athay
Free Band Concert at Tabernacle Park Saturday
People of Bear Lake Valley are invited to attend a band concert by the Fielding High School Band at Tabernacle Park on Saturday evening June 4 at 8 o clock. All business places will remain open until 9 o'clock for out-of-town visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake Valley
Paris
Fielding High School
Tabernacle Park
Geo T Thornock Dies Sud
Bloomington resident George T Thornock died at 61 from heart trouble. He left a widow and several children and was active in church affairs. Funeral services were held at the Bloomington ward chapel with numerous speakers and songs.
Vacation camps announced by state home demonstration leader
Five Idaho vacation camps are set this year with locations in Northcentral Winchester Kooskia Bear Lake Pond's Inn Hauser Lake. Dates run July 13 to 29 across districts with educational recreational and inspirational programs to counter home life interests. Marion M Hepworth state home demonstration leader announced plans and committee discussions held in April and May.
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Idaho
Northcentral
Northicentral
Winchester
Kooskia
Une
Starkey Hot Springs
Bear Lake
Hauser Lake
Mbrion M. Hepworth
Governor Ross Tours County Road Projects and Local Sites
Governor Ben Ross visited Bear County on a road project inspection tour. He was met by commissioners, county officials, and local business groups at Fish Haven and Swan Creek. The visit covered oiling and bridge work totaling 255 458 dollars in 1932 and included plans to widen and oil the Paris to Montpellier route. He toured Fish Haven resorts and Big Creek above Lakota before an informal Montpelier luncheon for about fifty attendees.
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Ben Ross
Bear
Fish Haven
Swan Creek
John T. Peterson
Wm. Hunter
Landon Pugmire
Sam V. Tunks
F. T. Shepherd
Paris Lions Club
Asa Vealey
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Pugmire
C. C. Shirley
Utah Power & Light Co
Big Creek
Lakota
Montpelier
Miouritsen Brothers Build New Dance Hall Near Bennington
Men Homer and Willard Miouritsen are constructing a dance hall on their ranch east of Bennington. The venue sits among trees by a fish pond and offers good roads access. They plan to hire top music and anticipate large crowds with an opening date to be announced soon. A naming contest with a prize will be held to choose a suitable name for the hall.
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Homer
Willard Miouritsen
Bennington
Geneva Pioneer Woman Called to Reward
Mrs. F. W. Boehme 74 longtime Geneva resident died of pneumonia after forty years active in the community. Funeral services were held at the chapel. She was born in Germany and joined the Mormon church there. Survived by four children John Arnold Fred and Mrs. Albert Price all of Geneva. 44 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Burial preparations were made by F. M. Williams Mortuary. Relatives and friends in Paris were visited recently by Mrs. James Park and daughter Ruth of Benimerer Wyoming.
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F. W. Boehme
Geneva
Pneumoni
Grmany
Felows
John A. Arenold
Fred
Albert Price
F. M. Williams Mortuary
James Park
Ruth
Benimerer
Wyo
Paris
Clark
Conjoint program set for Paris Second Ward chapel services
The Conjoint program will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 in the Paris Second Ward chapel. It will feature a singing invocation. The program includes Thelma Passey Anona Bird and Wendell Stucki with talks on reverence in temple and outdoors, followed by a benediction.
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Paris Second Ward
Franklin Rogers Soren
W. Smith
Wendell Stucki
Perkins Mercantile Store Burns in Dayton Fire
The Perkins Mercantile Store and Dayton post office in Dayton were destroyed by a midnight blaze. Owner D A Perkins and his wife D A Perkins rushed to the scene but could not stop the flames. Post office records and store contents were lost. origin undetermined. estimated loss $500 with some insurance.
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Preston
Perkins Mercantile
Dayton
D. A. Perkins
Aso
The Wet Parade at Novelty Theatre Opens
Metro Goldwyn Mayer presents The Wet Parade at the Novelty Theatre opening Sunday. The film covers prewar, wartime prohibition, and modern eras with a cast including Dorothy Jordan Lewis Stone Robert Young and Walter Huston. It portrays crime waves graft and political corruption against a personal love story.
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Twton
Dorothy Jordan
Robert Young
Lewis Stone
Walter Huston
Novelty Theatre
Metro. Goldwyn-Mayer
United States
City Signs Need Replacing After Road Work
Residents note two faded signs reading Paris at north and south city limits were removed during last summer’s road construction. They ask who is responsible for replacement and urge new modern signs to promote the city to summer visitors.
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Paris
Idaho bids sought to surface 4344 miles of Old Oregon Trail
Idaho state bureau of highways advertises for bids to oil and surface 4344 miles of the Old Oregon Trail across Bear Lake county to the Wyoming line with crushed rock or gravel. Oil work to be completed this year under the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Bureau of Highways
Bear Lake County
Wyoming Line
Bureau
Legion Names Free Law Guide For Veterans
American Legion post urges all veterans joining before July 1 to receive a 52 page pocket booklet detailing federal and state laws affecting veterans. The booklet, written in plain language, covers benefits, compensation and hospitalization and is free to those whose membership cards arrive at American Legion Monthly by July 10. Local post in Paris directs veterans to contact adjutant Hart Shepherd or any Legion member to obtain the guide.
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American Legion Post
American Legion
Legion
American Legion Monthly
Paris
Hart Shepherd
Paris Band reorganizes for summer concerts
The Paris Band reorganized this week with F. T. Shepherd as president and manager Archie Shepherd as director Wendell Christensen as assistant director and Bishop Edw T Shepherd as treasurer Ora Nye as secretary Earl Spenser as assistant secretary L Hugh Shepherd as librarian Lawrence Spencer and John Hoge as assistants librarians. The group has had a strong record and will give Sunday evening concerts at the tabernacle grounds this summer.
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Paris
F. T. Shepherd
Archie Shepherd
Wendell Christensen
Bishop Edw. T. Shepherd
Treas
Ora Nye
Utah State College Graduates Flora Hart Alvin Teuscher
Miss Flora Hart of Bloomington and Alvin J. Teuscher of Raymond were awarded Bachelor of Science degrees at Utah State Agricultural College commencement. Hart earned Arts and Sciences with teaching certificates in English and Education. Teuscher earned Commerce with an economics major and held leadership roles in Delta Phi and the Bear Lake Students club.
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Logan
Flora Hart
Bloomington
Alvin J. Teuscher
Raymond
Utah State Agricultural College
Hart
School of
Teuscher
School of Commerce
Funeral services held for Mrs Lucia Thomander Nelson
Funeral services were held on Pres ton Tuesday for Lucia Thomander Nelson 35 of Glendale who died Saturday night after giving birth to a daughter. She had resided in Paris at one time and will be remembered by many locals. She was the wife of S Vern Nelson and is survived by five daughters.
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Preston
Lucia Thomander Nelson
Glendale
Adaughter
Paris
S. Vern Nelson
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