Urge Spraying For Alfalfa Weevil Control In Idaho
The agricultural experiment station urges spraying to control the alfalfa weevil, a major threat to alfalfa crops in southern Idaho. Best results come from a single early spray, with calcium arsenate preferred over lead arsenate, while western regions require earlier eggs and targeted timing. Parasites from Europe are present and help reduce the pest in eastern Idaho.
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Idaho
Oldud Wakeland
Wakeland
Twin Falls
Boise
Payette
Europe
Boise Valley
June brides in county promised two free months of Pamp Post
A Montana style notice promises county June brides free two month subscriptions to the Pamp Post for those who send name, address and payment. In Montpelier a deal swaps ownership of local drugstores Burgoyne Pharmacy and Corner Drug Store with H M Allen to manage.
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Idaho
H. M. Allen
Utah
Sidaho
Nevada
Burgoyne
Garrett
Funeral Services for J. H. Hess Held in Georgetown Chapel
Funeral services were held Sunday in the Georgetown chapel for John H. Hess, a pioneer resident of Georgetown who died from injuries after an accident. Born May 44 1850 in Salt Lake, he later lived in Morgan Utah before moving to the valley. He taught in Georgetown Ward and was followed by many friends and relatives from across the valley. Interment was in the Georgetown cemetery.
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Georgetown
John
Hess
Montpelier
Salt Lake
Susan “ Sheffield Smith
Morgan
Utah
Thie
Swalley
Ward
Ewaity
Tiany
Valley
Idaho awards auto license plate contract in 1924
Idaho Purchasing Agent Archibald awards a contract to Irwin Hodson of Oregon for 57 000 automobile license plates for 1924 with option to order 10 000 more. Plates feature black letters and figures on a yellow background and include 1000 chauffeur badges. Delivery cost is 18 97 cents per pair.
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Boise -Idaho
Idaho
Archibald
Irwin-Hodson -Company
Oregon
Local L- Attorney Takes On Added Responsibilities
Attorney D B Haddock and Miss Edith Parker plan marriage in Salt Lake City. The couple, prominent locals, will wed in the Salt Lake temple Friday. The groom, a Bloomingnton high school graduate and law student at Utah, Stanford and other schools, is praised by the community.
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D. BE. Haddock
Edith_ Parker
John Parker
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Temple
Bloomington
Automobile trip through Logan Canyon to Salt Lake
Henry Monson of Bt Charles drove an automobile with passengers this morning through Logan Canyon to Salt Lake. Passengers included Mig D B Price Mr Wm L Rich Mrs Charles Collings of Paris Mrs J W Linford of St Charles and Mrs Milo Anderson of Grover Wyoming.
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Henry. Monson
Charles
Logan Canyon
Salt Lake
Mig D
Montpelier Man Succumbs to Paralytic Stroke
Levi H. Long, 66, longtime Montpelier resident and former Justice of the Peace, died at home Monday night after a paralytic stroke left him an invalid for over two years. Born in Bloomington, he owned contracting and building services. Survived by a widow and eight children. Funeral Saturday at the Second Ward chapel, Bloomington burial.
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Levi H. Long
Montpelier
Bloomington
To Cock
Second” Ward
Doctors Repeat Tonsil Removals Mentioned
Fragmented OCR mentions a sequence of doctors and names including Dr. C. D. Moore, Elva Nye, Phyllis Athay, Ralph Rich, and Paul Downing among others. It references tonsil removal and emergency hospital context with scattered, unclear details.
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Vince
Dr. C. D
Moore
Ss Emergency
Elva Nye
Phyllis ‘Athay
Ralph ‘Rich
Local News: Hospital Operation And Home Projects
The report notes Liberty items including Mr and Mrs Wm Lyons of Sharon with a plea for recovery after a pleurisy illness led to surgery at Montpelier Hospital to remove pus from a hinge area. Nearby, Mrs Hymias and Mrs James Clark remain ill with six weeks of illness, with a relapse Sunday and continued bed confinement.
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Aun
Lyons
Sharon
Montpelier
Helen
Community News and Parish Notices from Fish Haven
Fish Haven updates include Leroy Loveland family trips to Boise for a funeral, prayers for Mrs. Joseph Candy, and Mrs. Jensen’s stake conference attendance. Local illness improves, rheumatism limits work, and families travel to Ogden Randolph Colorado and Sage Wyoming for visits and mining interests.
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Merand
Leroy
Sidney
Oscar
Loveland
Boise
Joseph
Candy
Geo
Findlay
Bishop Jensen
Diamondville
G. B Loveland
Rulon Howell
Milford Loveland
Garden City
Leroy2
Frank Cottle
J. L. Cottle
Ogden
Utah
Russell
J. L
L. R Nelson
Clyde Wilson
Randolph
Annie_Conley
Melvin Schneck
Sage
Wyoming
Sidney Loveland
George’ Langford
Henry
Shirley
Langford
Colorado
Peain
Hires
L. Cottle
Auditors Complete Work at Court House
Clark Moon, certified public accountant of Pocatello, completed the county books and records audit. No discrepancies found. A report will be given at the special meeting next Monday afternoon at the court house with Commissioner William J. Hall to discuss road matters.
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Clark
Moon
aCccountant
Pocatello
Hans
Faa
William J. Hall
Mrs Oscar Kennedy Visits Randolph Family
RANDOLPH UTAH Mrs Oscar Kennedy visits with parents Mr and Mrs Richard Jackson and other relatives Wednesday. Stanley Wilson and son George IE returned from Salt Lake Tuesday. Rachel Pickett issued a marriage license to Fletcher Wilson and Miss Hannah Johnson Monday.
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Oscar Kennedy
Richard Jackson
Ruben Norris
Loyd
Stanley Wilson
George IE
Salt Lake
Leva Pead
Roy
Rachel Pickett
Fletcher Wilson yAiss Hannah Johnson
J G Conley
Pocatello
Bloomington Decoration Day Attended by Travelers and Locals
A large crowd gathered for Decoration Day in Bloomington with visitors from Georgetown Diamondville Glencoe and Oakley. Notables included Mrs Charlotte Ola me and Bishop Alma Findlay along with H y Broomhead and A A Hart who delivered brief remarks as a Memorial Day program proceeded at the cemetery.
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Nephi Payne
Georgetown
Elmer Madsen
Diamondville
Charlotte Ola
Bloomington Seas
William Ball
Oaktey
Wyoming
Nora Hess
Metrys
Fred Briscoe
Ed Hoxbell
Glencoe
Mra
Harry, Stevenson
Algo
Alma Findlay
H.* Y Broomhead
Ea. A. Hart
Garden City notes and local church events excerpt
Garden City items report Lamont visiting from B Y College returning Saturday. Miss Lila Sprouse underwent a foot operation for a glass splinter suffered during a previous game incident. Sunday meeting attendance noted with Bishop Pope and councilors released.
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Los
Death of Montpelier Police Chief Charles H. Hager
Charles H. Hager, a longtime Montpelier resident and former chief of police, died Friday at Montpelier hospital after a week of illness from arterial disease and high blood pressure. Born in Watertown New York 68 years ago, he spent his youth in the south and moved to Wyoming in the 1880s, living in western Wyoming and Montpelier thereafter. A former deputy and peace officer, he also served as city clerk and at his death was justice of the peace. A Democrat, he joined King Solomon lodge No. 27 A F and A M in 1893 and was ryler of the lodge. Funeral services were held Monday at Williams Undertaking chapel, with interment in Montpelier Cemetery.
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Charles H. Hager
Montpelier Hospital
Old Spur Cattle Company
Montpelier
King Solomon Lodge No
Ryler
Willams Undertaking
Montpelier Cemetary
Idahoans Take Hike to Provo River Camp
Idahoans from the Phe-Gem-State-Club visited Provo River for a weekend hike. They gathered around a large bonfire roasting cherries for sandwiches as Utah skies lit the scene. Attendees included Ray Robinson Driggs Lois Rich Paris Ruth Harper Rigby Glen Gamaron Parker Hyrum Ward Preston Eva Hansen Parker Carlyle Braithwaite Arco Agnes Farnsworth Rigby Rhoda Clark Georgetown Carman Baliff Preston Stanley Dean Shelley Vern Decker Idaho Falls Myrtle Henderson Clifton B. D. Potter Bancroft H. R. Merrill Preston.
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Parker
Hyrum Ward
Preston
Eva Hansen
Carlyle Braithwaite
Arco
Agnes Farnsworth
Rigby
Rhoda Clark
Georgetown
Carman Baliff
Stanley Dean
Shelley
Vern Decker
Idaho Falls
Myrtle Henderson
Cifton
A. Potter Bancroft
H. R Merrill
Commissioner Hall to Discuss Road Matters Here
Boise public works chief William J. Hell will attend a special Paris meeting called by county commissioners Monday afternoon to discuss road matters. The session will consider expending unappropriated state and county funds as discussed at the May 29 mass meeting.
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William J. Hell
Boise
Paris
Miss Myrilla Hulme Weds T Ear Sessions in Salt Lake Temple
Bloomington native Miss Myrilla Hulme married T Ear Sessions of Bountiful Utah in the Salt Lake temple on Wednesday June 6 The bride is the daughter of Mrs A M Hulme and has studied at the Idaho Technical Institute in Pocatello The groom is a prominent young man from Bountiful The Post joins friends in wishing the couple happiness and prosperity.
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Myrilla Hulme
Bloomington
T. Ear] Sessions
Bountiful
Utah
Salt Lake Temple
A. M. Hulme
Idaho Technical-Institute-at
Wisconsin editor corners Chicago hat clerk over price
A Wisconsin editor visiting Chicago examines a hat and questions its price. He quips the hat has holes for the ears of the ass that would pay fifteen dollars, prompting the clerk’s puzzled reaction and a sharp exchange.
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Wisconsin
Chicago
William Lewis Returns to Paris for Summer School Plans
William Lewis and his wife returned to Paris Friday morning from Twin Groves where he taught. They will depart at week’s end for Rexburg to attend summer school at Ricks Normal, extending his teaching career.
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William Lewis
Paris
Twin Groves
Rexburg
Ricks Normal
Large crowds attend stake conference in Paris
Large crowds attended the quarterly stake conference in Paris over Saturday and Sunday with ideal weather. About two hundred cars lined Main Street as attendees filled the tabernacle area. Elder Stanford Pugmire and Elder Raymond Langford gave discourses on the Word of Wisdom and Priesthood, with returned missionaries reporting and a choir providing music under Bertha Cook’s direction.
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Paris
Main Street
Tabernacle
Center Street
Salt Lake City
Stanford Pugmire
St. Charles
Northlian
Raymond, Langford
Laketown
Utah
Nellie“ Porter
Lanark
Northrn States
Denver
Colo
Ross Pugmire
Fish Haven
Mark Austin
Veda Shepherd
Stake
Bertha Cook
Walker
Bear Lake Stake
Putting Lights In Hen Houses Prolongs Hens Activity
A farm study shows laying hens kept under artificial light produced more eggs each month throughout the year except April and May. The findings indicate longer light exposure extends productive hours for hens on the farm.
Electric lights boost egg production in hens during winter
Historical notes describe long tested practice of placing artificial Mazda incandescent lights in hen houses to extend hens’ active hours. Trials show eggs per hen rising during winter, with a three hour daily lighting regime yielding twice as many eggs in September versus unlit houses, and daylight hens overtaking electric ones only in April.
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Atems
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Randolph, Utah
Morrig
Ezra Blacks
C. W. ‘Pope
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Hile
Jay ’.Pope
Samuel Weston
Joseph. Gibbons
Poend
Mz J Hodgers
Gashier
James “Burton
Pocateldenis
Burton
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Hall
Hueme
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