Bear Lake Farm Bureau Holds Large Bear Lake Outing
Bear Lake County Farm Bureau held its annual outing at Stock Bros. Resort on June 16 with over six hundred attendees. Speakers included Miss Amy Kelly and G. H. Hall who praised pioneer wives and discussed extension work, dairying, and agricultural education in Bear Lake County.
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Bear Lake County
Farm Bureau
Stock Bros. Resort
Amy Kelly
University of Idaho Extension Ciehon
BCE
Idaho State Farm Bureau Federation
Bannock County Farm Bureau
G. H
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Bjjérkman
Fish Haven
Bear Lake
Stock Bros Sell Gasoline Boats for Bear Lake
Salt Lake man Wii Sahr of Salt Lake City purchased two gasoline boats from Stock Bros at Fish Haven and will operate them on Bear Lake this summer. The first trip was made May 1. He plans regular runs from Ideal Beach to Bear Lake Hot Springs every two hours with stops at intermediate points. Mr Sahr, from Wisconsin, brings broad experience with Wisconsin lakes and will provide a valuable service.
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Wii Sahr
Salt
Btock Bros
Bear
Sahr
Wisconsin
Wisconsin—lakes
Government Interest for Liberty Bonds Prompts Local Promotion
Postmaster receives directive from the Treasury urging widespread publicity for June 16 interest payments totaling 16 million plus. Citizens urged to cash coupons and reinvest in Government Savings Securities or buy more Liberty issues. Local banks asked to cooperate and publish accompanying stories. Theodore Hardee signs as Director.
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Spencer
Department of the Secretary-Treasury
Amd
of- Pirat Lfe
Victory
Theodore Hardee
New Son Arrives at Emer gen cy Hospital
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Clyde Richards at the Emergency Hospital last Thursday afternoon. Clyde Richards county Agricultural Agent at Dubois arrived about five minutes before birth and made the 200 mile trip in nine hours. The mother and child are doing nicely while the father wears a broad smile.
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Clyde Richards
Clyde
Dubois
Second Commercial Club Show Goes Over the Top
The Second Commercial Club presented a seven reel feature film Trumpet Island a double quartet solos by Russell Shepherd and a ready by Miss Libpie Cook at Novelty Theatre Tuesday evening. The Paris Band gave a free concert before the show. The third and fourteenth numbers will be repeated next Wednesday at the same venue.
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Russell Shepherd
Libpie Cook
Paris
Pie Confectionery Store At Ideal Beach To Open
Confectionery store at Ideal Beach run by A C Smedley opened last Saturday for the season and promises brisk business. A modern soda fountain with necessary devices will serve tourists along with fresh candies ice creams and syrups. Smedley aims to ensure the venture succeeds by capitalizing on daily demand and tourist footfall.
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Ideal Beach
A.C. Smedley
Fourth of July Celebration Promises Big Local Sports
Committees work hard for next month’s Fourth of July event with horse racing, fast baseball teams, and liberal prizes. A $50 purse for the winning team, games for children including a greasy pole contest, pig catching, pie eating, and a free pavilion dance. Fireworks, trap shooting, and a stake tabernacle program are planned as the town prepares for a large, festive celebration.
Pure-bred Duroc Jersey hogs sell in Bear Lake county
F. W. Bohme and Song of Geneva purchased Duroc Jersey hogs shipped in during April. Arnold Boehme selected yearling sows and two year olds at Mr Grocker’s farm in Filer Nebraska. The stock, bred to champion boars, includes animals that have farrowed litters. The Boehmes offer pedigreed stock at reasonable prices to improve local flocks. The article argues better seed and blood reduce costs and boost county wealth.
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Bear “Lake County
F. W. Bohme
Song of
Geneva
Arnold Boehme
Raas
New Daughter Born at Earl Trines Home
The long-legged bird left a charming daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trines yesterday. The little girl is not fully acquainted with her new home and parents but Earl believes she may like it and stay. All concerned doing nicely.
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Earl Trines
Earl
Bank Robber Forces Vault Lock at Idaho Bank
A bandit in Idaho entered the First State Bank at opening time and forced cashier E F Smith to bolt the vault with $3922. He fled into the hills after leaving Smith locked inside the vault. The robber wore a woodsman like mask and escaped. officers pursue.
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Idaho
E.F. Smith
First State Bank
Smith
Ye Hills
Missionary Returns Home After Two Years in North Carolina
Elder William Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis, returns home from a two year missionary assignment in North Carolina reporting satisfying work and good spirits. Ruth H Dunford left last week for Portland to join husband Jefferson Dunford who continues missionary duties there.
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Wm. Lewis
Frank Lewis
North Carolina
Ruth H. Dunford
Portland
Jefferson Dunford
Dutford
Immigration road to Mine Creek discussed at Liberty meeting
A Liberty gathering Tuesday discussed beginning action on an immigration route from Sharon to the mountain area near Creek. A three member Montpellier committee attended and named plans and a coordinating representative, with town contacts designated to work with other committees.
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Mine- Creek
AT Liberty
Liberty
Sharon
Creek
Montpellier
Official Predicts Big Fruit Yield for State
Boise reports a favorable Idaho crop forecast by agricultural statistician Julius H. Jacobsen. Prune peach and apple crops show strong potential with 82 percent of normal condition and 1550 carloads expected. Ada county stands at 84 percent of normal for prune, while Gem county remains low at 13 percent. apple crops approach 3.467 million bushels with steady last year levels.
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Boise
Julius H. Jacobsen
Idaho Crop Reporting Service
Jacobsen
Ada
Gem
Adams
Washington
Twin’ Falls
Payette County
Gem County
Twin Falls County
Nez-Perce
Latah County
Idaho fruit crop prospects in 1921 shapes up strong
Bulletin estimates show near 1920 levels for apples with 2 989 car lots likely. Prune crop looks largest ever. Ada county leads prune acreage with 38 percent. Peaches four times last year. cherries and pears mixed. June drop could alter final counts across Gem, Latah, Kootenai and Twin Falls counties. A statewide US crop totals 107 698 000 bushels versus 240 442 000 in 1920.
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Addis Washington
Twin Falls
Payetts County
Gem County
Nez Perce
Latah
Kootenai County
United States
Idaho
Ada
Adams County
Gam
Perce
Kootenai
Beth Kelsey Attends Summer School in Pocatello
Beth Kelsey will attend a summer school program in Pocatello. The brief notice lists the participant and location without additional details.
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Mer
Pocatello
Fathers and Sons Outing Planned for Cottonwood Lake
Bear Lake Stake announces a three day Fathers and Sons trip June 22 to Cottonwood Lake Wyoming Star Valley area. Meet in Ovid Wednesday morning and depart at 8 30 with cars returning on the third day. No firearms. Committees named for program transportation and campsite supervision.
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Bear Lake
Star Valley Country
Wyoming
Cottonwood
Smoot
Ovid
Orson Grimmett
Hyrum Poulsen
Dan C. Rich
Earl Shepherd
E. W.stuckt
Crop outlook called best ever in Idaho reports
State officials say crop prospects across Idaho are unusually good with the best wheat outlook in southeastern Idaho. John D. Robertson and C K Macey cite improving general conditions while L W Flaharty confirms hopes for the best wheat crop ever seen in southeastern Idaho.
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Boise
Idaho
John D. Robertson
Bureau of Budget and Taxation
C. K. Macey
Oyack
Flaharty
Sjall
Cereipny
Bureau Budget and Taxation
Black
Northern Traine
Roy L. Black
North
Eighth Judicial District
Macey
Pocatello
Twin Falls
L. W. Flaharty
University of Idaho Extension Service
Robertson
Extension Service
Bannock
Boise Statesman
Chiropractor Palmer Graduate At Hotel Paris Monday
LP ALLEN Chiropractor Palmer Graduate will be at the Hotel Paris on Monday June 20 to provide chiropractic spinal adjustments. Mr L W Jones departed for Salt Lake City last week to accept a position in a battery shop.
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Palmer
Paris Monnday
L. W. Jones
Salt Lake
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