Local and Personal Notes From Paris and Nearby
Mrs W B West of St Anthony visited relatives in Paris last week. Charles Cole of Downey and Will Parker of Ogden furniture Co toured Paris. Mr and Mrs Clarence Shepherd left for Salt Lake City visiting relatives there and in Tooele returning next week. President Wilson called on Mexicans to stop bulldog fights or risk U S action. Six Americans killed near Tampico recently. Ezra Price returns from Grantaville Utah where he taught since September and may join Fielding faculty next season. President Heber C Rich of Blackfoot visited Paris en route to Auburn Wyoming for ranch purchase. A new garage by F S Beck will operate after June 15 for repairs and passenger service in the valley. Paris to have a novelty Works and Garage with L W Bach in charge. Francis Findlay of Boston Conservatory to depart July 1 for the west and then to the big fair in San Francisco and onward to Portland and Yellowstone Park, returning in August to study. Aysneis is doing splendid work and feeling fine.
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Wilson
Uncle Sam
Tampico
Francis Findlay
Conservatory of Music
Boston
Eave
West
Walsh
Findlay
Sant Fransico
Portland
Yellowstone Park
Aysneis
Dairy prosperity in Star Valley boosts Lincoln county fair plans
The Afton Independent reports strong business in Star Valley as the Lincoln county fair nears on September 23 to 25 with a $2000 appropriation to pay premiums. Burton Creamery Co. in Afton received a record 30,290 pounds of milk Monday, producing 3,226 pounds of cheese and over 600 pounds of butter next day. W. W. Burton & Sons Co. sells about 1,200 pounds daily. others exceed 1,000 pounds. Milking machines appear to improve test results per T. H. Wildes who oversees milk receiving and testing.
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Star‘’Valley
Afton Independent
Lincoln County
Pho-directors
Independent
Bur‘ton Creamery Co
Afton
Star Valley
W. W. Burton & Sons Co
T. H. Wildes
Mutual Contest Held in Montpelier With Winners Named
The Mutual Stake contest took place in Montpelier on Wednesday with contestants from Bannock Star Valley and Bear Lake Stakes. Miss Horsley of Soda Springs won the re told story. Star Valley won the Junior girls chorus and Montpelier entrants compete in Salt Lake for the final. Ira Hayward won the ovation contest defeating Mr Allred of Afton. Judges included Mrs A B Gough Mrs Johnson and Mrs Dr King of Montpelier for music events.
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Montpelier
Bannock
Star Valley
Bear Lake
Allred
Afton
Re? Wheeler
A. B. Gough
Johnson
Dr. King of
Idaho Man Fined In Salt Lake City Cashing $10,000 Check
A Salt Lake City incident involved an Idaho man fined to "clean-up" by crooks after a $10,000 check he planned to cash. Police intervened and saved the funds, while the Idaho Falls Register notes that many Idaho farmers can write such checks. The exchange includes remarks about keeping business out of politics and political funding.
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Idaho
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Governor’s Budget Mistakes Cited In Fraternal Report
A fraternal column accuses Governor Alexander of budgeting errors in the Haines administration. The report charges bonds totaling about two thousand dollars and unexpended funds of roughly one hundred thirty thousand dollars were misallocated or returned to the treasury. It claims the governor should issue corrective letters and adjust his estimate to reflect these mistakes.
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Pidnic Uto
Haines
Hinkey
Alexander
Bee Hive project details for Mutual Workers Bee Keepers
A General Board letter to Stake President Mrs. Roy A. Welker outlines Bee-Hive program needs. It covers seals produced by a Massachusetts firm, quantities of 100 to 500 per box, estimated cost about 1c per hundred, and potential June conference delivery. It also covers Bee-Keepers Pins priced under 25c and the Bee-Hive Hand Book supply delays, with orders through the stake and patience urged.
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L. M.I.A
Roy A. Welker
Massachusetts
Stake
Alma Mater Dedication Reflects ACADEMY Graduates
Mrs Price recalls six commencements at Fielding Academy from 1909 to 1915. One hundred students graduated with ninety seven remaining. three have passed away. Many pursued higher education, teaching, or missions, including Edna Frontier advancing missionary work abroad.
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Fielding Academy
Academy
Alumni Association
WappenbEe
Mary Findlay
Nina Welker
Calvert Allred
Edna Lrontier
Stake Notices Move Meetings Earlier in June
Stake notices announce that all regular stake meetings and related gatherings scheduled for Saturday June 26 will be held a week earlier. Missionaries will visit the wards on June 20 instead of June 27 as previously planned, per stake clerk Fred J. Price.
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Fonis
Imissionariea
Fred J. Price
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Paris
Patis
Mike
Sol
W. B. West of
St. Anthony
Charles Cole
Downey
Will Parker
Ogden Furniture Co
Clarence Shepherd
Salt Lake
Tooele
Ezra Price
Grantaville
Utah
Price
Fielding
Heber C. Rich
Blackfoot
Auburn
Wyoming
Beck
Frank Beck
L. W. Bach
Bach
California
Minson
Dustin Stax
Washington Star
Zak
Syork
Odr
Gertrude Price
Dex
F.T. Shepherd & Sons
Mr. Farmer
Shepherd Hardware & Implement CO
IdaLo
We Rexakh
Salt-Lake-City
Oregon
Yigsm
T. A
St. Charley ‘Roiler Mills
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