Cave Beauty Awakens In St Charles Canyon Project
Geologist William Peterson reports a large limestone cave in St. Charles Canyon offers striking stalactites and stalagmites, heart shaped formations, and potential for a grand visitor trail. The cave is currently closed due to vandalism but Forest Service roads project could boost access and preservation.
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Wm. Peterson
U.S. Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
St. Charles Canyon
Forest Service
Tueller and Bateman Wed in Salt Lake Temple
Miss Pearl Tueller daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tueller and Ray Bateman son of Mr and Mrs H Bateman of Bloomington were united in marriage last week in the Salt Lake temple. The Post joins their friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity.
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Pearl Tueller
John Tueller
City
Ray Bateman
H. Bateman
Bloomington
Salt Lake Temple
Post
Haddock Mercantile Exterior Repainted at Bloomington
The Haddock Mercantile store in Bloomington has been repainted with a maroon color and the store name in active letters. LeMant Passey of the city carried out the work along the highway area.
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Haddock Mercantile
Bloomington
LeMant Passey
Barber Shops in Price War Shake Salem Virginia
Bar ber shop proprietors in Salem Virginia engaged in a price war. Prices for a haircut were cut to 10 cents recently. One barber would cut hair free if others did the same and another barber pledged to offer free cuts plus a shaver and tonic or similar customer incentives.
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Salem
Virginia
Government Engineer to Inspect Bear Lake for Fish Screens
Post reports U S Bureau of Fisheries engineer to Bear Lake for survey and investigations to install fish screens at Camp Lifton to stop fish from leaving the lake. Rich County Fish & Game Club President N J Hodges notes the arrival this morning.
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N. J. Hodges
Rich County Fish & Game Club
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Bear Lake
Camp Lifton
Dr Foster authorizes survey for rearing ponds near Garden City
N. J. Hodges, president of the Rich County Fish and Game Club, reports Dr. Fred J. Foster of the U S Bureau of Fisheries authorized the club to survey a plot on Spring Creek southeast of Garden City for rearing ponds to be built this fall. One thousand dollars will be spent and the ponds ready to receive fish next spring. County Surveyor DeWitt Johnson will conduct the survey work.
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N. J. Hodges
Rich County
No Smoking Rules Inforce In Forests Of Idaho Montana
Beginning June 14 and lasting until fall rains arrive smokers may only light or use fires in established camps and inhabited areas. Despite a late start this year due to good conditions, a rise in smokers tires forced immediate enforcement. Forests remain very dry with low rainfall and high fire risk in northern Idaho and Montana.
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Idaho
Montana
Forest service tightens camping tool rules with axe and shovel limits
The policy requires campers to carry an axe weighing at least two pounds and no shovel shorter than thirty inches. Officials say earlier enforcement helped reduce fire loss and aid in early suppression. They stress tools aid in fire control and camp safety by clearing brush and extinguishing fires.
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Forest Service
Cave Visit Policy Requires Arranged Access
A service will permit visits to the cave if proper arrangements are made in advance, outlining the required access steps and approvals for visitors.
Utah Power Sues Over Utah Kilowatt Tax Measure
The Utah Power & Light Co filed suit against the kilowatt tax law and the new income tax law, seeking a temporary restraining order and eventual nullification. Defendants named include Emmett Prost and Attorney General Fred Babcock. The suit claims constitutional flaws, double taxation, and interstate commerce interference, noting expected annual tax about $120,000 and a July 15 reporting deadline.
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Boise
Utah Power & Light Company
Emmett Prost
Fred Babcock
C. Ben Ross
Robert A. Millikan
Pasadena
California
Utah-Idaho-Wyoming
Paris and Bloomington couple wed in Pocatello
Clem Humphreys and Rose Rogers, well known in Paris and Bloomington, were married in Pocatello Tuesday. After a brief honeymoon they will live in Paris. The Post joins friends in extending congratulations. Mrs. John H. Bird has returned from a visit with her daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. C E Jewell.
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Clem Humphreys
Rose Rogers
Paris
Bloomington
Pocatello
Tdee
John H. Bird
Lund
C. E. Jewell
Large Trout Jumping At Camp Lifton Pumping Plant
Reported this morning that large trout in Bear Lake channel near Camp Lifton are jumping four feet against the concrete wall as they pass the pumping plant en route to the lake. Fish reach up to two feet in length. lack of a fish screen at the plant allows many big fish to swim out annually to spawn and not return.
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Bear Lake
Camp Lifton
City Council Considers White Way Lighting and Dog License
City council met Tuesday at city hall with Mayor Price and seven councilmen. Officials from Utah Power & Light discussed a White Way lighting plan for Main Street, while bids for new water pipes were reviewed. Ordinance 106 licensing dogs was revived, setting annual fees of 3 dollars for males and 5 dollars for females with enforcement and a two day holding period for unclaimed dogs.
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City Hads
Budge
Shepherd
Bird
Clayton
Longhurst
Stuckt and
Austin
J. A. Bullock
Utah Power & Light Co
J. Browning
Main Street
Price
Seth Budge
R. O. Clayton
Leslie Shepherd
J. A.mctiwee
Second South Street
Catamula Tuba Leaves Hotel Paris For New Opportunities
Catamula Tuba, a cook at the Hotel Paris, departed for greener fields at the start of the week seeking new opportunities and work.
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Catamula Tuba
Paris
Highway Oiling Bid Let for Lava Hot Springs to Bear Lake
The bureau of highways seeks bids to oil and surface 423 miles of the Old Oregon Trail from Lava Hot Springs to the Bear Lake county line in Bannock and Caribou counties. Bids close June 25. The contract includes an oil mat and crushed rock surface, extending oiling from Pocatello to the new section.
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Boise
Bureau of Highways
Lava Hot Springs
Bear Lake
Bannock
Caribou
Pocatello
Wallis Family Arrives in England En Route to Copenhagen
Word reached John A. Wallis that his parents Mr and Mrs James H Wallis have reached Liverpool and travel to Copenhagen Denmark before returning later in the month to London for permanent quarters. Several Utahns were aboard the G 3 Leviathan with them.
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John A. Wallis
James H. Wallis
Liverpool
Copenhagen
Denmark
London
Ovid Defeats Bennington In Doubleheader
Two games of fast baseball were played at the Ovid grounds last Saturday afternoon between Ovid and Bennington. The Ovid boys won both games, taking the junior match as well.
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Ovid
Ovid Boys
Bennington
Eye Specialist Dr Scarborough To Visit Paris Friday
Dr H Scarborough a noted Salt Lake City expert will be in Paris on Friday June 19 offering eye examinations. The advert cites reflex ailments from eye defects such as headaches dizziness stomach issues and nervous disorders and urges readers to take advantage of his reputation and visit.
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H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Scarborough
Paris
Charles O Rich Returns Home From Salt Lake City
Charles O Rich and his mother Mrs A returned home Saturday after a visit to Salt Lake City for business and pleasure.
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Charles O. Rich
A. Mr. Rich
Salt Lake City
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