Annual Black and White Show Attracts Crowd
The June 1 event at Liberty drew the largest crowd for a morning program despite a cold wind and later storm. Fifty three purebred cattle and fifteen grade cattle exhibited with judges led by A. T. Davis. Winners spanned aged bulls to senior cows, with Brown Bros Liberty and Montpelier Cooperative Bull Ass'n securing multiple top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
A. T. Davis
State Holstein Association
W. P. Havener
Pocatello
East Liberty Bull Association
Brown Brothers
James A. Hymas
Montpelier Cooperative Bull Ass
Montpelier
Glen Hymas
Brown Bros
P. Havenor
Boomer
Legis
Montpelier Cooperative Bull Association
Edgar Poulsen
W. E. Morgan
Delmar Bears
Paris
Merle Hymas
Max Hymas
Gage
Evan Morgan
Glenn Hymas
Hi -E-Matthews
del Mar Kears
J. A
Lyman A
Hymas
Morgan& McMurray
Brown
Lyman A. Hymas
Wm. R. Morgan
Logan Canyon Road Reopens for Travel
Logan Canyon road was opened to regular traffic Saturday night after a winter of work. Crews widened narrow sections between the mouth of the canyon and the government dugway and removed snow drifts as spring arrived. The reopening will aid Bear Lake residents and travelers in Cache Valley and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
Logan Canyon
Bear Lake
Cache Valley
Dairy cattle judging highlights and talks at Liberty show
Exhibitors earned prizes in grade heifer classes led by David Roberts 2nd with Clair Austin and Ronald Roberts 3rd. R T Davis urged dairymen to join cow testing associations and track herd records to identify profitable cows and superior sires before sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roberts
Carrell Matthews
Clair Austin
Ronald Roberts
R. T. Davis
Holstein-Friesian Ass'n
D. L. Fourt
Horace Addis
Idaho
Boys At
Liberty
Magnesia
Pontius Pilate
Pontius
Sattie
People of
City Extends Water Main North in Paris
City Council decides to extend water mains to the north limits of Paris during summer. Pipe and equipment provided. property owners supply labor digging trenches and laying pipe, paid in script redeemable for water rent. Weldon Grandy reappointed cemetery caretaker. Appointments: Dr. C. O. Moore city physician Ezra Passey city marshal D. E. Haddock city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Weldon Grandy
C. O. Moore
Ezra Passey
D. E. Haddock
Bear Lake Fish and Game Club Outing Planned
June 28 set for the Bear Lake Fish and Game Club first annual outing in cooperation with the Montpelier Rod and Gun Club near Porcupine Cave in St. Charles canyon. State officials will speak on sportsmen issues. events include band concert horseshoe pitching readings and a one act play lunch provided by attendees. The Montpelier club aids with program and grotto. Family participation invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Paris
Porcupine Cave
Montpelier
Laketown Ledger Highlights Conference and Memorial Day
The Laketown column recalls Elder Joseph R. Shepherd and Elder Joseph F. Smith Jr at a church conference with praise for speakers and choir. It notes a large May graduation in Laketown, a record social at the town hall, and Memorial Day observances with roadwork and local visitors and homecomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laketown
G H. Robinson
County Board of Education
G. N. Weston
Black Cats
Montpelier
Rich County
Alfred Kearl
Bishop Robinson
John C Farner
Mrafi Solomon Tremelling
John Weston
Naoma Norris
Manasseh
Wool prices strengthen in region as grain markets rise
Randol ph items report firmer wool values with coarser grades improving and Wyoming clips quoted 33 to 35 cents per pound. Deseret and Rock Springs reports buoy optimism while a firm price near 34 cents is expected Memorial Day. Local social notes include visitors from nearby towns and club activities as 1928 1929 collegians return home for recess and extended travels to Morgan Provo and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Wamsutter
Rock Springs
Opal
Eserman Bros
Randolph
Elgin Jackson
Salt Lake
Owen Telford
Rose Sprouse
Vonna May Telford
Garden City
Kearl
Adrian
Ogden
Reuben Hyden
Provo
B. Y
Nephi C
Wahlstrom
Logan
Phosphate mill operations set to begin in Nampa
In Nampa on May 31 A. Arment of Portland vice president of American Phosphate Co and H B Dyer sales manager said a phosphate mill at Paris will start within sixty days The company recently incorporated in Idaho for 100000 and plans for ore crusher and diet are under drawing The phosphate will be used as fertilizer The deposit in southeast Idaho is the largest in the United States with holdings of 195000000 tons and tentative orders for 140000 tons navigate toward production
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Paris
A. Arment of
Portland
American Phosphat Company
Arment
H B. Dyer
Idaho
United States
Decoration day observations and memorials in St Charles
Memorial services were held and graves decorated in St Charles with families placing iron fences tombstones and flowers. Notables included Fern Stock Lillian Wilson Russell Windley and many relatives from Montpelier Salt Lake Logan Brigham Laketown and Paris. Several local residents and visitors, including children, were noted among the decorations and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetry
Fred Nielson
Alma Larsen
Fern Stock
Lillian Wilson
Montpelier
Russell Windley
Salt Lake
Newell Thomas
Alice Pugmire
Paris
Mary Hunt
Decoration Day
Logan
N H. Alfred
Nelson Hemmert
Thayne
Wyo
St.Charles Motor Co
W]ford Bergreen
Nora Berlgreen
Jake Kuntz
Nelson Home
Ellsworth Cleveland
Cleveland
Wyoming
James Linford
Aride
Provo
Utah
R P Nelson
Ruby Floyd
Keeteh
Theo Hymas
Rexburg
Eliza
Naon Keeteh
June Monson
George Michaelson
DeVere Michaelson
Glenn Michaelson
Smithfield
Russell Clayton
Stafford Cleveland
J. L. Gardner
Gilbert Arnel
Stee
Mil’s
R O Wolf
Aida
Editors of southern Idaho to meet in Burley June 8
Editors from southern Idaho will gather in Burley on Saturday June 8 per an announcement by H C Dworshak of Burley. Preparations are under way for the reception of association members with a Dutch treat dinner planned in the evening. Recreational features and use of the Country club golf and tennis facilities are arranged for editors and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Idaho
Burley
H C Dworshak
District Legion Convention Thrills Paris Bear Lake hosts Idaho gathering
The American Legion district convention for Idaho will convene at Fish Haven on Bear Lake June 29 led by Bear Lake Post No 84 Paris. State officers from Boise attend with posts from Blackfoot Pocatello Lava Hot Springs McCammon Downey Grace Soda Springs Preston Malad and Montpelier expected. An Auxiliary session, banquet for 300, grand ball, boating and bathing are planned with Dr C O Moore as general chairman and Mayor A W Shepherd as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion For
Idaho
Fish Haven
Beautiful Bear Lake
Bear Lake
Paris
State Department
Court House
Women's Auxiliary
American Legion
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon
Downey
Grace
Soda Springs
Preston
Malad F
Montpelier
Boise
C O. Moore
C. O. Moore
Josephine Moore
Clem Humphreys
Emma Shepherd
Joseph Collings
Ezra Hoge
Clifford Pearce
Thora Pearce
Joe Collings
Wm. Stocker
Lulu Hoge
Earl Shepherd
June Shepherd
Frank Foulger
Wilford Price
Lucile Foulger
Lessie Price
Irwin
Ezra Hoge Paris
Usine
Emigration Canyon Opened for Travel
Emigration Canyon northwest of Paris was opened for travel yesterday and reported in fair condition for this time of year. Commissioner John T Peterson said a crew had worked several days to clear the road and make it passable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EmIgration
Paris
John T Peterson
Montpelier Contest Sees Rose Rogers Lead Goddess Pageant
Mrs Rose Rogers tops the Goddess of Liberty contest to celebrate the 4th of July, staged by the Montpelier Post of the American Legion. Other contenders include Gertrude Berry Buhla Lyons Mabel Fenauer Ruth Stephens Wanda Ashley and Jennie Stewart, all Montpellier girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rogers
Montpelier
American Legion
Mail Schedule Changes on Paris Trains
Commencing Monday June 10 a new mail schedule goes into effect due to Oregon Short Line changes. Mail departs main line earlier at 7 10 instead of 7 30 and returns at 9 45 instead of 1 40 in the afternoon leaving at 1 35 instead of 1 40 and returning at 9 45.
Rich Gunderson wedding in Logan Temple
Miss Lois Rich daughter of Mrs Wm L Rich of this city wed Howard Gunderson son of Garland Utah in the Logan Temple yesterday. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Garland Utah. The groom teaches at Garland High School and is well regarded. The bride has taught here the past two years and friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Rich
Wm. L. Rich
Logan Temple
Howard Gunderson
Garland
Utah
Garland High School
Miss Rich
Misses Pearl Stucks And Marie Tueller Return Home
Three students from Rich's Normal Misses Pearl Stucks Marie Tueller and Phoebe Rich returned home Saturday after the winter term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Stucks
Marie Tueller
Phoebe Rich
the Rich's Normal
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A. H
HK. EK. Mathhews
H. K. Matthews
Logan Canyon Road
O. H. Grimmett
Idaho Falls
Louise Grimmett
Ezra Lewis
Fish and Game Club
Freedom OF the Press
Lewis Stone
Marceline Day
Henry O'B. Walthall
Peter B. Kyne
Robert W. Service
Dolores del Rio
Ralph Forbes
Harry Carey
Tully Marshall
Karl Dane
Klondike
Broadway
Chilkoot Pass
White Horse
Dawson City
Bear Lake Valley
Joseph R. Shepherd
Joseph F. Smith, Jr
Council of Twelve
Low
Stucks
W. W Richards
A. Welker
Oscar Kirkham
L. D
Paris Post
Stake
Irwin Jenson
Ruby Bolton
ST. Charles
CHATS
Russell and
Phyllis Collings
American Falls
District Legion
Emigration Canyon
Rich Gunderson
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