SQUIRREL CAMPAIGN DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULE JUN 13 19
County agents announce a week long campaign to distribute poisoned oats on state county and public lands with Bear Lake county and the biological survey providing oats. Committees in each community set dates times and leaders for riders to distribute the oats and urged farmers to arrange suitable pack animals for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
P. R. Gladhart
Gladhar
Eight Mile
Werren Higley
Noonan
Wyler Bartschi
Pamest Bartschi
Georgetown
Willand Stoddard
G. M. Smith
Bennington
Loren Ipsen
Montpelier
Jessie Orchard
Wardboro
Jacob 0. Jensen
Dingle
Wesley Dodge
Alton
Jacob J. Hirschi
Raymond
J.L. Bagtey
Pegram
George Nelson
Liberty
James A. Hymas
Sharon
John Gambling
P.ury Ovid
Pastor Nielsen
Fish Haven
Ernest Howell
Geneva
John H. Boehme
Mormon Relief Plan Sparks Church Morale Debate
J G Heb er J Grant president of the Mormon church says direct relief and charity undermine church morale. He criticizes using government funds to aid those in need and promotes a plan of food grown in one state for use in another. The Arizona based effort, backed by 30 000 church members who fasted one day, aims to fund a security program for members after government spending halts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
J. G—Heb
J. Grant
The
Mormon Church
Grant
R.price
Arizona
Utah
Tns
Grand Canyon Highway to Be Completed This Year
Afton Montpelier and Logan Chambers of Commerce push a caravan to celebrate the Grand Canyon Snake River highway opening in August. Governors Miller of Wyoming and Clark of Idaho, plus Utah’s Henry Blood and Ogden forester R H Rutledge, lead the effort as OCC camps work from both ends. The Logan canyon unit is to be let soon and completion this year seems likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logian
Utah
Afton-Montpelier
Logan Chambers
Commierce
Grand Canyon
Snake River
Miller
Wyoming
Brazilla Clark
Idaho
Henry Blood
R. H. Rutledge
Ogden
COC
Caribou Flats
OCC
Logan Canyon
Logan Chamber
State Road Commission
Brooklawn Creamery Painted With White And Green Trim
Brooklawn Creamery near St Charles along the state highway has been painted white with green trim this past week. The fresh colorwork adds noticeable attraction to the building and carries the slogan Save the surface and you save all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklawn Creamery
St. Charles Creek
St. Charles
Range Conservation Program Meeting Announced
A meeting on June ds at 2:00 p m at the courthouse will discuss the Range Conservation Program. Mr Roland V Snow will lead, with reports by P R Gladhart, inviting all stockmen to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland V. Snow
P. R. Gladhart
Court House
Lions district governor visits Paris luncheon at Hotel Paris
Rulon Dunn manager of the Grand Isis theatres at Preston and newly elected Utah Idaho district Lions clubs governor attended the weekly lion's luncheon in Paris on Tuesday. Dunn is the son of Mr and Mrs James Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Dunn
Preston
Utah-Idaho District
Lions Clubs
Paris
Hotel
Mr. Dunn
James Dunn
Bird Family Visit in Alexander Home
Mr and Mrs Bedford Bird and their baby from Alexander are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Bird for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Bird
Alexander
Walter Bird
Small Reservoirs Recommended By Tra Masters
Boise Idaho June 8 Special Construction of additional small reservoirs for irrigation water was urged by Ira EL Masters Secretary of State He argued many small dams would better reclaim Idaho lands by storing runoff for summer use and distributing water statewide offering a practical alternative to giant projects Masters noted Idaho has limited water and urged immediate action to develop such reservoirs for farmers irrigation needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Ira EL Masters
Masters
sSecretary
Western Dance at Sun Valley Lodge
Frontier club of Idaho hosts a June 11 western dance and jamboree in the St George hotel Frontier room Ketchum. Proceeds support the club’s Idaho wild lands preservation program and feature authentic pioneer costumes, quadrilles and polkas led by local frontiersmen with Taft Baker’s orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Club of Idaho
Frontier
St. George
Gene van Guilder
Sun Valley
Wood River
Frontier Club
St. Georg
Taft Baker
Baker
Devere Crawford Returns to Paris After Moscow Education
Mr and Mrs Devere Crawford came back to Paris saturday from Moscow where Ted earned a Smith Hughes vocational education degree at the University of Idaho. He placed fifth in swine judging at a forty five entry show in Moscow. Andrues Passey of Lanark, another graduate, won first place in weed seed grading and plant diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devere
Ted) Crawford
Paris
Moscow
Ted
University of Idaho
Smith-Hughes
Little International Livestock Show
Andrues Passey
Lanark
Mrs. Nora Cleveland Visits St Charles on Business
Mrs. Nora Cleveland of St Charles was a business visitor in town on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Cleveland
St. Charles
Church Music Committee Announces Community Services Schedule
The Church Music committee in Salt Lake City released a schedule of community services across stakes including Montpelier Mont Spune Afton and Idaho stake Lioncroft. Mr Peterson will begin his music program under prominent Salt Lake leaders and the First Presidency’s courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Stake
Jame
Montpelier
Afton
Wyo
Make
Grace
SHAS
Idaho
Lioncroft
Bipoc
Ab Grace
Utes
Peterson
Firts
Emigration Canyon Highway Opens To Auto Travel
Auto travel to and from Preston via the Emigration Canyon highway is in full swing after winter closure. The road is rough in many places and needs dragging and repair. Officials hope Bear Lake and Franklin counties and the forest department will cooperate to place the highway in condition for safe travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Bear Lake
Franklin
Forest Department
County Farm Notes on Calf Deaths and Care
County Agent P. R. Gladhart warns dairy calves die from feed disorders often after birth. Overfeeding rich milk and dirty pats cause illness. keep calves a little hungry and feed whole milk by weight. Use clean utensils, sterilize, and locate the cause if disorders appear. When present, reduce or stop milk and consider alternatives cautiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Gladhart
Legion program and dance at Hotel Paris Idaho
All ex service men are invited to attend a 7 p m program and dance at the Hotel Paris in Paris Idaho State and National leaders will be present Reservations should be made with C H Pearce adjutant at Paris Idaho
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Paris
Atendance
C. H. Pearce
Idaho
Government Officials Appraise Stored Wool in Ogden
Ogden and Merrion Wilkins warehouses hold over 500000 pounds of wool ready for CCC loan appraisal. Chief appraiser Ullah and team assess multiple lots with 15 to 18 cents per pound as a provisional mean value. Growers to receive loan notices and CCC notes after final inspections and planned trips to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ullah
Jayce
Merrion
Denver
Merrion and Wilkins
Utah Wealth Report: 39 Utahns Richest Nationwide Leaders
The Tribune notes a financial survey by Boyd's Inc. listing Utah with 39 millionaires, Idaho seven, Wyoming five, Nevada two, totaling 12 461 nationwide. Utah has 321 residents worth 100 000 or more, most in Salt Lake City and Ogden. 1539 worth 50 000 or more, with 837 in Salt Lake City and 196 in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Intermountain
Boyd's Inc
New York City
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
Ultah
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Tribune
Death notice for Leon Jared Findlay in Salt Lake City
Leon Jared Findlay died at his home in Salt Lake City on Friday at 9 50 a.m. He was born April 20, 1865, to Hugh and Annie Nelson Findlay. Survived by widow Martha Dunnahoo Findlay. Funeral conducted Sunday at 2 30 p.m. in the Eighteenth L D S ward chapel. Burial in Salt Lake City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon
Lee
Jared Findlay
Salt Lake City
Ker
Mr Findlay
Walter Finday
Paris
Lay
Fish Haven
Saltake City
Hugh
Annie Nelson Findlay
Colorado
Mexico
Martha Dunnahoo Findlay
L. D. S. Ward
Salt Lake City Cemetery
Auto License Drops In State Yet County Holds Steady
State records show a small overall decline in auto license plates for 1938 per Commissioner J L Balderston Yet county figures from Assessor James N Transtrum indicate Bear Lake area sales held firm with 19 760 20 in 1937 and 19 786 90 in 1938 An increase of 26 70 in state totals is blamed on recession and lower farm incomes while county sales remain directed toward older cars with new car purchases down from last year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L. Balderston
Bear Lake
James N. Transtrum
Balderston
jTranstrum
Second Ward Junior Excursion Saturday
A Paris second ward junior temple excursion to the Logan Temple is set for Saturday. Hyrum B Poulsen and Mrs Ada Budge are in charge. Children ages 10 to 15 are eligible and parents should register names at the bank corner by 6 a.m. Saturday. Transportation and clothes cost seventy five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Temple
Paris
Hyrum
Poulsen
Ada Budge
Loop Creamery Outing at Lakota Resort Bears Lake
Over 600 invitations were mailed for Bear Lake Valley Dairymen's Cooperative Ass'n outing at Lakota resort today. Program starts 11 o clock with outside speakers, lunch at noon, and sports at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Solum
Bear Lake Valley
John Eldredge of Meadowville Dies
Joshua Eldredge 80 longtime Randolph Utah businessman and early Utah settler died Tuesday at daughter’s Meadowville home. Born July 11 1848 in Salt Lake City his career spanned ranching merchants and church work. Survived by son Walter daughter Mrs Richard Weston niece Mrs Ernest McKinnon ten grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral held Friday in Randolph Ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Utah
Joshua Eldredge
Richard Weston
Meadowville
Pioneer Park
Salt Lake City
Elnathan
Ruth Barker Eldredge
Brigham Young
Eldredge
Lizzie Winder
Susannah Hodges
Walter J. Eldredge
Ruben K. Hardy
Ernest McKinnon
Randolph Ward Chapel
L. B. Johnson
Legionnaires to be Welcomed in Paris June Fourteenth
The American Legion convention in Paris on June 14 will host officers from state and national levels with representatives from many towns. Officials include Commander Everett Hunt and Mrs Hunt, Department Adjutant Lester Albert, and others. a banquet and dance at Hotel Paris follow with an expected turnout over 200 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aepeat Départment
Ramis
Idaho
France
Paris Legion Post
Mast
Paris
Montpelier
Grade
Preston
Soda Springs
Lava Hot Springs
Downey
Malad
Pocatello
American Falls
Aberdeen
Blackfoot
Everett E. Hunt
Hdnt
Léstér F Albert
Boise
Myrtle Miller
Arco
American Legion Auxiliary
June W. Valiant
Portland
The
American Legion
Wm. O. Hall
Perry Prater
U. S. Veterans
Homer Hudleson
Veterans Administration
P. D. Hillard
Gra
Chapaeux
Dhirson
Homer—Johnson
Emma Shepherd
Earl Shepherd
C.H. Pearce
A. W. Shepherd
Hotel
Michaelson Brothers
Karl Spencer
Legion
Yellow Jacket
Bear Lake Higher This Year Than Last
Utah State Engineer T. H. Humphreys reports Bear Lake is 26 feet higher than the same date last year and at 794000 acre feet of water, with a maximum capacity of 1420000 acre feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
T. H. Humphreys
Bear Lake
Heays
Vernon Richs Headed to McCall for Forest Service Summer Watch
Mr and Mrs Vernon Rich will depart at week’s end for McCall where Vernon has been assigned to watch duty by the Forest Service for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Rich
McCall
Vernon
The
Forest Service
Paris Idaho to Host Legionnaires from South District
Paris Idaho will host the south district gang on June 14. The session opens at 2:00 PM at the courthouse, followed by a banquet at the Hotel Paris and a 9:00 PM dance at the pavilion. Earl Shepherd invites visitors to Bear Lake and nearby canyons for fishing and scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Legionnaire
Paris
France
Idaho
Court House
Earl Shepherd
Bear Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
District American Legion
Lions Club
Tiinque
Wye
Eco
Boxer
TRA Masters
Sun Valley Lodge
Emigration Canyon
P. BR. Gladhart
Paris Legion
State OF
Leon Jared Findlay
Second Ward
John Eldredge
Legionnaires
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!