City Council Votes Water Main Extension on Main Street
At a regular city meeting the council approved extending water mains on north main street. The water works committee presented bids for 4 inch and 2 inch pipe with 3300 feet total distance and 2400 feet of 4 inch plus 900 feet of 2 inch. Specifications will be drawn and bids invited. Lighting on main street was discussed with an estimated 75 cents per front foot and about $40 monthly city cost. decision deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
A. W. Shepherd
Shepherd Hardware & Implement Co
E. W. Call
Logan
Utah
N. O. Nelson Mfg. Co
Main Street
First North
First South
Escapes at Blackfoot asylum raise danger until new building
Boise June 1 Commissioner Lewis Williams of public welfare said escapes from the Blackfoot asylum will remain a danger until the new facility is ready late next fall. He noted prisoners can plan escapes and manipulate locks beyond present security. A transfer dispute over six inmates from the penitentiary to the asylum drew comments from Warden R E Thomas and Williams who called the timing unfortunate given limited facilities.
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Boise
Lewis Williams
Blackfoot Asylum
R. E. Thomas
Williams
Blackfoot
Vital statistics show longer lives for today
The Washington Star notes that modern people enjoy longer lives than previous generations. It argues worries persist but the overall burden on longevity is lessened by greater health and advances, challenging the old notion that worry shortens life.
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Washington Star
Stay Away From Boulder Warns Itinerant Visitor
A visitor from Las Vegas and Boulder warns readers to avoid Boulder citing swiches at 30 cents each and four cups of rolly coffee. He says Boulder dam restoration will not fully start for about two years, per the Kemmerer Gazette.
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Madhiniat
Gazette
Las Vegas
Boulder
Nev
Boulder Dam
Kemmerer Gazette
Joan Crawford Stars in Paid as Within the Law at Novelty Theatre
Joan Crawford delivers a standout dramatic turn as Mary Turner in the MGM talkie adaptation of Within the Law at the Novelty Theatre. The shop girl wrongly sent to prison is rendered with depth, drawing comparisons to stage actress Jane Cowl and signaling Crawford as a leading film talent. The opening court scene sets a strong start, though pacing later flags with slackened momentum.
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Jane Cowl
Joan
Mary Turner
Love
Joan Crawford
Bear Lake Feeds Hopes as Fisherman’s Paradise
A Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce pamphlet claims Bear Lake will become a fisherman's mecca with excellent boating and game fishing. Plans are under way to promote the lake as a premier fishing destination.
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Bear Lake
Easy Way Found to Prove the Big Fish Yarns
California conservation officials offer a simple method for anglers to prove big fish tales without cameras. Clean the catch promptly, hang to dry, wrap in silk paper and burlap, seal in a dry sack, keep cool, and avoid opening until use. Such bundles can travel with ice for thousands of miles.
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California Conservation Department
Lakota Resort Changes Hands Under New Managers
J. R. Hoffman and G. R. Woolley of Galt Lake City have leased Lakota Resort on Bear Lake shore and now run the property. The open air dance pavilion bathing house and cafe have been repainted. Two orchestras are being used for the time being.
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J. R. Hoffman
G. R. Woolley
Galt Lake City
Odeon
Bear Lake
Lakeview Cafe at Fish Haven Under New Management
J. F. Mercer, a reputable cafe manager and cook, has taken over the Lakeview Cafe at Fish Haven. The cafe serves the resort patrons with clean appetizing dishes. Food is kept fresh and cold by refrigeration. Visit the cafe while on the lakeshore.
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J. F. Mercer
Lakeview Cafe
Fish Haven
Ideal Beach Resort Opens Season at Bear Lake
The Ideal Beach resort on Bear Lake’s south shore will open for the summer season this Saturday June 6 during the Rich County Fish and Game Club outing. Managed again by Mrs James Neal and sons, the resort promises enhanced comfort with new features in the dance hall dining room and confectionery, adding to visitor pleasure.
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Bear Lake
Rich County Fish and Game Club
James Neal
Hoppers Attack Nevada Farms in Three Counties
Millions of newly hatched grasshoppers invade western Nevada crops with farmers and extension agents fighting the pests in Washoe Douglas and Lyon counties. Infestations also reported in Antelope Valley California and in Lake Valley near Lake Takos where 400 acres of grass were eaten. A 50 foot wide, half mile long mass of insects crawled in a single direction near the lake.
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Nevada
Reno
Agricultural Extension Agenta
Washoe
Douglas
Lyon
Antelope Valley
California
Lake Valley
Lake
Takos
Realism and Suspense Highlight a Mary Turner Tale
The critic praises Sam Wood director for cutting anticlimax and pushing realism so far Miss Crawford appears dirty in some scenes a rare sacrifice for an attractive star Robert Armstrong leads supporting cast as Joe Garson with Marie Prevost as Aggie. Mrs Thad Farnsworth and baby of Balt Lake visited in Paris during the week.
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Sam Wood
Miss Crawford
Kempt
Robert Armstrong
Joe Garson
Mary Turner
Marie Prevost
Aggie
Undersworld
Thad Farnsworth
Baby of
Balt Lake
Paris
Rearing Ponds Assured for Bear Lake Project
State officials led by M. P. Bailey and Clyde Drake visited Paris and Bear Lake to discuss cooperative conservation with Utah and federal fisheries. They plan stock transfers, reuse of rear ing ponds, and study Utah hatcheries to apply canned fish meat methods to fingerling trout if feasible. Idaho operates eleven hatcheries.
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M. P. Bailey
Clyde Drake
Boise
L. A. Lehbras
Pocatello
Joseph Bunderson
Paris
Spring Creek
Bear Lake
W. Smith Hoge
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Utah
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Bailey
Frederick Foster
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Newel B. Cook
Idaho
Idaho Still A Cattle State As Range Patterns Change
Professor E. E. Rinehart of the University of Idaho notes Idaho now has three times as many range cattle and twice as many sheep as in the old free range era. Herds are smaller and concentrated in mountains with winter feed from irrigated farms. about 100 cows can be supported by a good irrigated forty acres. Over 100,000 beef cattle are marketed from ranges annually and Idaho summer lambs go east by trainload, well bred and managed.
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Moscow
Idaho
E. E. Rinehart
University of Idaho
Maureen Welker Receives Y News Pin at Brigham City
Maureen Welker daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy A Welker of Paris Idaho receives a Y News pin from Brig raity students at the annual honor day Seventy six awards were distributed by the university student body this year down from last year to raise the bar for honors. Represented towns include twenty seven in Utah plus Idaho Nevada and Arizona. A note on hunger ends the clipping with no clear connection to the award event.
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Provo
Maureen Welker
Roy_A. Welker
Paris
Idaho
Y News Pin
Brigraity
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Night work in effect on highway to Bear Lake
Night shifts are in effect on the Salt Lake East Yellowstone highway through Bear Lake south of Paris. Sun Serlin and Burns crews plan to complete unfinished work by early fall. When finished the road will be one of the finest in the west, linking with the Logan Canyon road or Evanston route to Salt Lake and east.
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Salt Lake
Railroads Call for Regulation Amid Revenue Decline
The article warns of a 22.8 percent drop in March railroad operations and a 35.3 percent decrease in April year over year. It argues declines are driven by competition from motor and air transport, urges fair regulation, and highlights railroads’ public-spirited actions during drought, contrasting with motor transport’s tax burden and highway wear.
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United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural Secretary
Seriie
Hner
Ines
Tex
Federass
Hayes couple to open mine in Hollywood trip
Bo Hayes president of the Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Co and wife left Tuesday for Hollywood California on company business. They will return June 14 accompanied by their son Edmund a student at Page's Military school.
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Bo Hayes
The
Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Co
Hollywood
California
Hayes
Edmund
Page’s Military School
Stock Bros Resort Dance Pavil ion Closes for Outing
The Stock Bros Resort at Fish Haven closes its dance pavilion Saturday evening to cooperate with the Rich County Fish and Game Outing at Ideal Beach. Bob Skyles Orchestra, now at the resort, will provide music for the dance at Ideal Beach that day.
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Stock Bros
Fish Haven
Cooperfate
Rich County Fish & Game
Ideal Beach
Bob Skyles
Rich County Fish and Game Club Outing at Ideal Beach
The annual Bear Lake outing of the Rich County Fish and Game Club will gather at Ideal Beach on Saturday June 6 with Dr. Frederick J. Foster of the U S Bureau of Fisheries and Idaho State Game Warden MP Halley as speakers. The program includes a 10 am meeting, 2 pm public session, topics on Bear Lake fisheries and Utah Power and Light rights, a 7 pm banquet and a grand ball with music by the Reclamation Plant Orchestra. Local boosters from Bear Lake and Rich County join in stocking Bear Lake with Mackinaw and other fish.
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Bear Lake
Utah Power & Light Co
E. J. Pugmire
Ideal Beach Hall
Reclamation Plant
Bear Lake County
Rich County
Paris Lions Club
Bear Lake Fish & Game Club, the Montpelier Rod & Gun Club
Rich County Fish & Game Club
Kunz Bunderson Tie The Knot In Logan Temple
Alton Bunderson of Bt Soares and Ruth Kunz of Monroe wed in the Logan temple on May 28. Mrs. Joseph Bunderson accompanied the groom. A wedding breakfast followed at Miss Zina Kunz’s home. The couple and families receive best wishes for a happy life ahead.
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Alton Bunderson
Church Supports War Objectors in Wartime Stand
Pittsburg June 2 The church assembly reaffirmed in 1930 that citizenship should not be conditioned on bearing arms or combatant duty. It instructed the Board of Christian Education to support this stance and consider action before the Supreme Court if needed. The assembly also upheld opposition to compulsory military training in schools while approving voluntary drill for youth.
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Pittsburg
General Assembly of the Church
Board of Christian Education
Harold McAfee Robinson
Supreme Court
Assembly
Government moves against Catholics in fascist Italy
Rome reports the dissolution of all Catholic youth associations linked to the national fascist party. The move follows Vatican guidance to Osservatore Romano to halt an anti fascist campaign and orders to fascist editors to stop anti Catholic activities.
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Rome
National Fascist Party
The
Vaticana
Osservatore ‘Ramano
Mussolini
Salute to the Flag during hoisting and parade
The article describes proper salute etiquette for flag ceremonies. It states all present should face the Flag stand at attention and salute. Uniformed persons remove headdress with right hand and hold at left shoulder over the heart while women salute with the right hand over the heart.
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Lakota Resort
Mercer
Ideal Beach Resort
Y News
Kunz-Bunderson
Church
Novelty Theatre
Paris, Idaho
William Haines
Louis Wolheim
Mary Astor
Ian Keith
Reso
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