Sugar Beets Require Careful Cultivation Says Nephi Student
A Nephi High School essay argues that growing sugar beets demands thorough thinning and weed control to prevent yield loss. The piece notes beets need more attention than rye and suggests winter school break work for local children in beet regions.
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Beet Farming Benefits Rural Utah Communities
Beet raising stabilizes farming areas by providing year round employment for children in towns lacking land. It supports livestock feeding through beet tops and pulp and requires crop rotations with clover or alfalfa. Beet farming increases productive hours per farmer and offers predictable land values, reducing price fluctuations.
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Prize contest rush delays births and deaths notice
Space constraints at the Herald cause postponement of several birth and death notices until next week according to the Medical Quip column. The notice cites the rush of prize contest coverage as the reason for the delay.
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Bottle Message Promises Lost Beer to Finder
A young man walking the seashore finds a bottle washed ashore. After deliberation he breaks the bottle, cuts his finger, and reads a note promising all the beer is gone to whoever discovers it. The tale appears in the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Getting the Evidence
The editor, busy and wary of an old friend, instructs the office boy to tell the visitor the editor is out. He stresses not to see the friend, while the boy suggests convincing him by going to the visitor with a prized cigar.
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Skeleton Found On Swenson Farm Near Lago
Caribou County News reports a man’s skeleton found by Joseph Swenson in an old cave on his Lago area farm. Swenson alerted authorities and an investigation is planned to determine the mysterious discovery.
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County News
Free Use Road Permit Work Required in Bear Lake Valley
Bear Lake Valley residents seeking a Free Use Permit to haul dry timber from Cache National Forest District No. 6 during the 1923 season must perform at least one day of work on canyon roads. Work starts at 8 a.m. on designated days under Rangers Averill and Peterson, with routes including Mill Canyon to Ovid and Lanar, St. Charles Greer Canyon, Big Creek, Bloomington Canyon, and other sections listed.
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District Ranger Updates Summer Schedule for Parks
The Averil District Ranger releases a summer schedule noting events at Paris Canyon on June 16 and 16, North Canyon on June 18 and 19, and North Canyon again on June 20 and 21. Details remain sparse and dates may shift.
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County Commissioners Proceed May 29 1923 Actions and Adjournment
County Commissioners met May 29 1923 with Ed C Rich chairing and approved previous minutes. They reviewed 1922 bond fund use, cancelled taxes for Mrs Mouritsen and Thomas Lougee, authorized road repair up to 400 dollars, and ordered right of way payments after deeds. Bills for various services and labor were approved, and the meeting adjourned sine die.
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Wm. R Morgan
John A. Hunt
J. S Peterson
Wm. J. Hall
Public Works
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Thomas Lougee
Bennington
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Sthornock
J. A Nelson
Rich
Peterson
Notice of Attachment in Bear Lake Idaho Court
In the Fifth Judicial District District Court of Idaho Bear Lake County Brennan & Davis sue Ezra J. Howell. An attachment against Howell property was issued May 26 1933. Clerk J B Peterson records the court seal in Paris Idaho. May 26 1923.
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Ezra J. Howell
Saic Court
Paris
Idaho
Peterson
Local 10c 18c and 26c Crockery Counter Ad
See our line of Crockery Glassware Tinware Wooden ware and 10c 18c and 26c counter on 2nd floor You can pay cash Money H Whitman J 7 14
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Jaramillo seeks pardon after Idaho prison term sentence
Notice states Louis Jaramillo, jailed in Idaho for burglary in the first degree, will apply to the State Board of Pardons for sentence commutation. He was sentenced by the District Court in Bear Lake County to a term of not less than two years six months nor more than fifteen years in the Idaho State Penitentiary. He references a box address in Boise and a 1923 pardon hearing date.
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