Mission calls and campus notes from Logan area
Franklin Richards to depart for Northwestern states on a mission. Mrs. Richards will visit him at Bear Lake before departure. Wilford Price and spouse head to Bear Lake for a week then U S A C summer work. Mondell Spencer guests in Evanston Wyoming. Mrs. Magnus Erickson’s family to Fish Haven for summer. Lyman Roberts earns Master’s in Agriculture and Economics from U S A C. Jennie Stewart earns Arts and Sciences degree from U S A C. Students returning home for summer include Bedford Bird June Quayle Cleone Hymas and others. Mrs. Helen Richards presents valedictory at Logan High commencement. E A Athay of Smithfield visits Paris. Stanley Jones Montpelier entertains as rodeo clown at O S A C show. E C Calder Memorial Day in Garden City. Gerald Rich of St Charles and Walter Michael of Paris visit Preston. Eldon Rex, ex Randolph, now Stanford graduate and former Logan seminary teacher, noted as U S A C graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Richards
Emily R. Richards
Northwestern States
Evanston
Wyo
Magnus Erickson
Fish Haven
Lyman Roberts
Logan
Jennie Stewart
Montpelier
Bedford Bird
June Quayle
Cleone Hymas
Wands —Hymas
Bernelee Hymas
Clarence Thornock
Clayton Robinson
Milton Weston
S. E. Clark
Ida Marie
Chicago
Clark
Helen Richards
Emily Richards
Logan High School
Elza Athay
Smithfield
Paris
A.C
Stanley Jones
E. C. Calder
Garden City
Gerald Rich
St. Charlies
Walter Michael
Preston
Japan
Eldon Rex
Randolph
Stanford University
Idaho News Briefs Highlight Local Projects And Hobbies
Payette buys a power street sprinkler for oiling streets replacing horse drawn gear. Shoshone plans an airport completion by the June reclamation jubilee. A snake catching venture near Caldwell ships venom for serums and skins for goods. Arco farmer shows effective control of cutworms by drag harrows and a brush, nearly eliminating them. Snake river water shortage shuts canal headgates above Blackfoot. Idaho Lamb Day set for June 11 with lamb dishes. Boise opens a federal employment service in City Building. Idaho fisherman E A Anderson demonstrates popular trout and bass lures and tying techniques with diverse feathers and hooks backed by global sources.
Call for Bids for Water Works Materials in Paris Idaho
City of Paris Idaho invites sealed bids for water works materials including pipe sections 2200 feet of 4 inch metal pipe 1000 feet of 2 inch G I pipe 260 feet 1 2 inch G I pipe 50 feet 1 inch G I pipe service boxes fire hydrants and fittings with shut off valve and starter connections. Bids due by 8 p m June 15 1931 delivered to City Clerk and noted as Proposal for water works material. The city reserves right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Idaho
Bury
Salt Lake
G. I
City OF Paris
W. Smith Hoge
Modern spankings find no room for old fashioned rod
In Seattle Samuel Butler’s old line on Spare the rod is rejected by Margaret Donley of the Washington Society for Mental Hygiene. She says occasional spanking may be acceptable for some children but no rod should be used and no spanking past age six. The hand only, with the aim to hurt but not injure, is advised to ensure proper discipline in early years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Fish
E. E. Anders ‘Son
Moscow
Seattle
Samuel Butler
Margaret Donley
Washington Society For Mental Hygiene
Fishing Lures and Hooks Capture the Fisherman Mind
The piece contrasts spring fantasies with practical fishing prep noting the lure that matters most is the hook. It questions gear choices and suggests traditional flies like the wet fly royal coachman and the grey as trusted options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Coachman
Idaho Post
Empire State Building hailed as tallest structure yet
A writer describes in astonishment the Empire State Building in New York City, noting a height of 1248 feet to the mooring mast and the immense cost of fifty five million dollars and seventy two cents. The piece humorously ponders the purpose of the mooring mast and the mystery of a so called pry fe reveling cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hames
New York City
Empire State Building
New York
Baptist Church
Democrat
Secretary of State seeks Idaho records for preservation
Boise. Fred E. Lukens, Idaho secretary of state, urges collecting state and territorial records to preserve public information. He requests copies of session laws, biennial reports, and journals from territorial and state legislatures, noting many volumes are scarce or missing and asks holders to contact the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Fred E. Lukens
Territorial
Thsretary
Lukens
House
Senate
Secretary of State
Madison Square Grows New Skyscrapers Over Old Postcard
A photographer finds Madison Square transformed by rising towers dwarfing trees and the Flatiron Building region. He notes the once visible Creme sign gone, and the Worth monument remains a rare unchanged fixture amid the modern skyline and moving city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square
Empire State Building
Henry
Bagdad
William Jenkins Worth
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Texas
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Bear Lakers
F. M. Williams
Mortuary
E. H. Humphreys
Ydaho
M. M. Shepherd
Ashley-Garret Bldg
Spencer H. Rich
DR. C
Moore
Browning
Howie
Paria
Payette
The
Independent
Journal
Central Cove
Caldwell
California
Caldwell Tribune
W. W. Brown
Vu c
Arco
Snake River
Blackfoot
Aberdeen Times
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Idaho Wool Growers’ Association
Thomas W. McDonough
India
Wity
United States
Grett Bridlte
Madison Squares Garden
Flatiron
Chevrolet
Ufa
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