Very Promising Farm Crops for Idaho This Year
May crop conditions reported by the Idaho Department of Agriculture show winter wheat at 91 percent of normal with expected output near 11,182,000 bushels. Spring wheat and oats also show solid moisture and root development, though barley lags at 64 percent. hay slow growing due to early May cold, and apple and peach crops vary by district with overall favorable moisture and warmer June prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Julius H. Jacobson
Idaho
Jonathans
Twin Falls
United States
Bannock County
Bancroft
Ladd
Franklin County
Preston
Why Ask Me Another Why The fad and its value
The article surveys the popular question and answer craze from Ask Me Another to its spread across newspapers. It questions the craze’s meaning, duration, and value while inviting readers to consult Elmo Scott Watson’s piece in The Paris Post. The piece discusses public interest in puzzles and the cultural pull of Q A formats.
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I Elmo Scott Watson
The
Paris Post
Wise Open Resort
C. C. Stock
Fish Haven
Stock
Stock Bros
Montpelier
Anna Bateman of Bloomington Goes to Great Reward
Funeral services were held for Anna Welker Bateman 78 of Bloomington who died after a prolonged winter illness and a stroke. She was married 58 years to George Bateman and left seven children including Fred, John, William, Steve, Margery Floyd, Lizzie Alley. born in England. The service was conducted by Bishop A A Hart with music by the ward choir and tributes from Alma Findlay, M D Low, H H Broomhead, and others. Burial followed in Bloomington Cemetery.
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Ward Chapel
Bloomington
Anna Welker Bateman
George Bateman
Fred Bateman
Montpelier
John Bateman
Logan
Utah
Wiliam
Steve Bateman
Margery Floyd
St. Charles
Lizzie Alley
Salt Pugmire
Salt Lake
England
A. A Hart
Ward
Arnold
Dilder
Joseph Paterson
John Hulme
Alma Findlay
Pres. M. D. Low
H. H.broomhead
Bids Wanted on Paris Ward Property by L D S Church
The L D S church in Paris 1st ward announces disposal of department buildings. The old barn has been sold and the remaining items for sale include the old tithing granary and a wagon and platform scales. Sealed bids due by Tuesday June 21. F J Price Stake Clerk.
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Paris 1St Ward
F. J. Price
Lightning Strikes Boy at Ranch Near Riverside
James Marshall, 16, was knocked unconscious by a double lightning strike at the Martin barn on the Marshal ranch one mile north of Riverside school in Idaho Falls. He escaped serious injury but suffered burns and was treated at Spencer hospital.
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Idaho Falls
James Marshall
Mike Marshal
Marshal Ranch
Riverside School
Marshal
Martin
Marshall
Spencer Hospital
M I A Program At Tabernacle Sunday Evening
The M I A stake meeting program will be held at the tabernacle Sunday at 8 p m. The public is invited. The event features community singing led by Prof. Irwin Jensen, violin solos by Russell Welker, flag exercises, and a summer recreation message. O C Dunford and Supt Jos Stucki are listed among organizers with several musical numbers.
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M I. A
Tabernacle
Irwin Jensen
Russell Welker
Jesse Gray
O. C. Dunford
Gerne
Bea Hhee
St .Charles
Stucki Mubig
Ernest Alfred
Russel Welker
Girl saves burglary in Lewiston Theater store incident
Miss Cooley telephone operator in Lewiston spotted thieves entering the Theater store, alerted Marshal Jeff Stowell, and the three Preston youths were caught in the act loading stolen goods into a car. The alert save and rapid response halted the burglary at night.
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Miss Cooley
Lewiston
Preston
Jeff Stowell
Logan Journal
Ford Plans New Car With Superior Design and Performance
Ford announces early production of a new model superior to current low priced night cars. Henry Ford and Edsel Ford promise a full description within weeks. The Model T remains a major factor with about ten million still in use seeking parts and service. Mr and Mrs William B Dodelle of Boise visited town. he is field representative for Charles Scribner Sons publishers.
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FORD
Fo Any
Henry Ford
Edasell Ford
Wm. SB. Dodelle
Boise
Dodelle
Idaho
Charles Scribner & Sons, Book Publishers
Philadelphia
Street cars fade as Boise replaces with buses
Boise on June 14 reports the public utilities commission has granted Boise Valley Traction permission to abandon the city loop streetcar service at 12 20 tomorrow. The plan is to replace street cars with motor buses, a change two years in planning after the franchise shift to the current bus operator.
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Boise
Public Utilities Commission
Boise Valley Traction Company
City Loop
Phosphate Wizard Tours Paris for Bear Lake Industry Push
Fred S. Irwin of Nampa president of Keystone Phosphate Company and Mrs. Neil Fisher of Portland visited Paris this week to advance phosphate operations there. Irwin plans Montana business, says mills will refine ore from Paris mines and foreign markets appear strong for a revival of the phosphate industry.
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Fred. S. Irwin
Nampa
Keystone Phosphate Company
Neil Fisher
Portland
Oregon
Paris
Irwin
Bear Lake
Butte
Montana
Laketown M I A Convention Notes and Visits
Neighbor Thomas L. Robinson chauffeured as Mesdames Alley V. Taylor Bernetta M. Price and Lottie D. Rob ingson with her children visited the State Capitol for the M I A annual convention sessions and met kin and friends. Rain brightened the next three days enhancing vegetation. Hilder Hyrum Nebeker Ezra 9 Stucks of the Stake Presidency spoke at Sacrament meeting. John A. Sutton shared testimony from mission service in New Zealand. Fish Haven M I A supplied readings musical selections and talks on the mission of Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon. Local M I A outreach extended to Garden City ward with John Waterlaus leading. Visitors included Mrs Wilson Newcomb of Ogden and daughters and Mrs Jensen and daughters of Weston Idaho visiting relatives. Willian Pope of Green River and the Lam born family hosted at Meadowville. Mrs Willis DeWitt Johnson and Pernell and Virginia attended the young people’s conference. Weeke Leeee Mesdames Lavinia Jackson Elizabeth Satterthwaite Loretta Bocock and Licey Redmond daughters of George G. Weston will share more next week.
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Thomas L. Robinson
Mesdames Alley V. Taylor
Bernetta M. Price
Lottie D. Robingson
Hilder Hyrum Nebeker
Ezra 9. Stucks
Stake
Fish Haven
Garden City
John Waterlaus
Wilson Newcomb
Ogden
Lamborn
Jensen
Weston
Idaho
Wm. .H. Campbell
U. S. Forest Ranger
Willian Pope
Green River
Wyo
Cora Johnson
Meadowville
Forest Road Work Begins Across Several Canyons
Cooperation notices set start dates for Free Use Timber Road work in St. Charles Green Canyon on June 13 and in Big Creek Bloomington Paris Mill North Canyons through June 18. One permit for single workers, two permits for teams with double-trees and chains. crew must start at 8 o clock. Ranger Averill signs the notice dated May 9, 1923.
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St. Charles Green Canyon
St. Charles Big Creek
Bloomington
Canyon
Paris Canyon
Mill Canyon
North Canyon
Averill
Forest Ranger
Painter Couple Visit Paris as Business Guests
Mr and Mrs George Painter were in Paris on Wednesday as business visitors. The pair attended meetings with local firms and discussed potential collaborations in European markets.
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George Painter
Paris
Paris and St Charles Baseball Clash Ends in Lopsided Win
Paris faced St Charles at Lakota Resort with Paris four St Charles eleven in a lively game. Davis pitched well for Paris as St Charles surged in the third inning to five runs and the Neverdefeats crew kept the pressure on.
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Paris
St. Charles
Lakota
Paris Bedford
Bird
Wayne Bird
Beck
Jim Taylor
Rf. Humphreys
Elmo Bann
Dana Davis
Bryan Haddock
Carson Taylor
Davis
Mike Mattson
Neverdefeats
Mike Avas Nise
Escore
Laketown
Windley matriarch dies after long illness in St Charles
Mrs Christina Windley aged sixty died after months of illness. Born and raised in St Charles she helped raise eight surviving children eight of whom were at her bedside. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p m at St Charles chapel with many relatives present. The Paris ward staged a stroll program and Lakota opened with a baseball win by St Charles over Paris All Stars 11 to 5.
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Hannah Nelson
Christina Windley
Windley
St. Charles
Charles Windsey
Russel
Warren
St.Charles Chanel
H. Christensen
Brigham City
H. Jensen
Russell Windley
Salt Lake
Arthur
Wesley Windley
Warren Windley
Amy Jensen
Eliza Humphreys
Caroline Allred
Nellie Jensen
Paris
Ernest P Hoff Called At Home In Georgetown
Ernest P Hoff 42 died at his Georgetown home Tuesday night after a two week heart illness. He led Georgetown High as principal since its start, later worked in life insurance with Southeastern Idaho. Survived by widow two children parents siblings. Funeral today at 2 p m in Georgetown cemetery.
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Ernest P. Hoff
Georgetown
Mr. Hoff
Bear Lake County
Lfe
Southeastern Tdalho
Henry H—Hoff
Montpeler- Stake
L. D. S. Church
Utah Agricultural College
Utah College
Fred T
Beatrice Lloyd
Los Angeles
Myrtle Pendry
H.herman Hoff
Montpelier
Edmond C. Hoff
Frank E. Hoff
New York
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Anna Bateman
Paris Drug Co
Laketown Lines
Willis DeWitt Johnson
Pernell
Virginia
Weeke Leeee Mesdames Lavinia Jackson
Elizabeth Satterthwaite
Loretta Bocock
Licey Redmond
George G. Weston
Alfred Kears
Alfred Humphrey
Vera Lee
Budge
Hke
Connie Mack
Humphreys
Wm. Keetch
Theo
Delbert Hymas
Delbert
Vernon Monson
Smithfield
Mr. Clark
Rulon Keetch
E. C. Keetch
J. W.ginford
Eugene Roberts
Ogan
Thayne
Chauncey Stewart
Von
Pocatello
Laurence Chauncey
Laurence
Nowell
Joan Crawford
Owen Moore
Charlie Chase
Rod LA Rocque
Edna Ferber
Tom MIX
Tom Unhcorks
Royal Gorge
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