Independence Day Celebrations Planned Across Valley Towns
A Post inquiry shows many towns will celebrate Independence Day on Monday or Saturday with parades, music, and Goddess of Liberty contests. Paris, St Charles, Liberty, Sharon, and others schedule events, while some towns postpone to July 24 if music is unavailable.
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Post
Parla
Montpelier
Brate
Lanark
Liberty
Sharon
Ovid
Noonan
Georgetown
Bennington
Geneva
Raymond
Wardboro
Dingle
Bloomington
St. Charles
Fish Haven
St Charles
Garden City
Welker
Gettrniie Price
Russell’ Shepherd
F. T. Shepherd
Wilford Tueller
Harold Swift
Charles Law
L. T. Shepherd
Forest Fackréli
Smith-Hoge
James Dunn
D. N. Law
George Weldon
Elsie Stucki
William Ll. Rich
Roy_A. Welker
Etheel Dunn
Ed Shepherd
Ernest Jaussi
Charles Wilkins
John Norton
Arthur Pendrey
Bertha Hoge
Irene Holmes
Veda -Low
Dora Roberts
W. W. Price
Russell Shepherd
G. W. Nebeker
Standley_H. Rich
W. B. Holmes
Asa Athay
R. 8. Sutton
H. H. Broomhead
George Bunn
William B. Stacks
Goddess of Liberty
Tabernacle
Conte Shepherd
Wilford ‘Tueller
America
Stake
Thomas Breight
Paris
Witt-Co-Oper
County Graduates Valedictory Address by Laura Weiker
The valedictory honors the nineteen hundred fifteen graduates as they part from school. It urges action over dreams, emphasizes work as a motto, and highlights historical examples like Washington Bell and McCormick to show opportunity must be seized. The speech notes doubt and setback but stresses resilience and forward effort.
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Bulwer Lytton
Washington
Trenton
Delaware
Rell
McCormick
Honored Pioneer Wallantine Remembered for Bear Lake Valley Service
Longtime Bear Lake pioneer Wallantine died after a long illness. Born in Denmark in 1841, he joined the Mormon church with his family, moved to Brigham City in 1854, and settled in Bear Lake in 1864 after hard winters and early farming. He served as missionary in Wisconsin and Minnesota, represented Bear Lake County in the legislature, and as county commissioner. He leaves a wife, nine children, 63 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the Second Ward with multiple speakers and a large attendance.
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Hirome Ean
Jane
Bear Lake
Ogden
Salt Lake
Chicago
Murphy
Mr. Wallantine
Bornholm
Denmark
America
Brigham City
Mr. Wallantive
Elizabeth Caldwell
Wallantine
Bear Lake Valley
Paris
Wellsville Canyon
Logan
Joho Nelson
Mink Creek
Am City
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Bear Lake County
EB. J. Steed
Samuel Mathews
Shepherd
James 8. Poulsen
Georgetown honors James B Wallis in 1900s law degree class
James B Wallis, son of Idaho official James H Wallis, gained high honors at Georgetown University commencement. He earned a bachelor of law, edited the Domesday Booke, a 500 page duotone edition dedicated to Chief Justice Edward D White, and plans to practice in Salt Lake City after early work in Utah and Idaho.
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Washington,d. C
Georgetown ‘University
James B. Wallis
James H. Wallis
Morocco
The
Washington Star
Kredge
Wallis
Salt Lake
Provo
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
New
Paris
Ida
Heald Re? Publican
Quarterly Conference in Paris June 26 27
The Quarterly Conference will be held in Paris on Saturday and Sunday June 26 and 27. Visitors from Salt Lake City will be in attendance.
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Paris
Salt Lake City
Record crop prospects brighten Georgetown and Spennington areas
Crops this year promise to be the best in years with Georgetown to Spennington showing especially productive fields. The once scrubby sagebrush districts now display a continuous sea of grain across five miles of level country between the two towns.
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Georgetown
Spennington
London editor praises Wilson in tribute column
Alfred G. Gardiner, editor of the Daily News, hails President Wilson as the world's chief figure of principle. He credits Wilson with non interventionist history, warns of misreadings, and notes Wilson may avoid war if honor permits while defending United States integrity.
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London
Wilson
Alfred G. Gardiner
The
Daily News
United States
William
Mr. Wilson
Bryan
Landmarke
Cymn Itionation
United Ad States
Deseret News
Book agents stir county with war cry sales and theft
Two book agents and a 16 year old boy toured county homes selling war crys. A rig and harness from R W Wallantine near Paris and a horse from Montpelier owner E Strong were stolen. Officers pursued, agents captured in Washuke after several trades. The man fled from California army service and enticed the boy to Idaho. The boy, a Brigham City youth named Bismarks, was sent home to California. the deserter faced army authorities.
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Paris
Montpelier
E. Strong
Sheriffs Office
Washuke
Sheriff Athay
Mr. Wallantine
California
Idaho
Sam
Brigham City
Bismarks
Mrs Will H Young and Freeman return from Boise visit
Mrs Will H Young and son Freeman have returned from Boise where they spent the winter months. Miss Tyre accompanied them to Paris and will stay several weeks enjoying Bear Lake weather and mountain scenery with new friends.
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Will H. Young and Son
Freeman
Mary
Boise
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Laura Weiker
Lincoln Grant
Vie Bi Me
Christian
Wallantin
Hear Lake
Bear Lake Sykes
Sheriff's Office
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