Sheriff at the Bat John Olsen on Deck
In the Paris Post June 16 readers read a piece titled Sheriff at the bat John Olsen on deck signed by Joel Rich Sheriff Lear Lake Co Rich responds to an article about Montpelier enforcement dated June 5 and defends his Sunday School background while addressing alleged aims and ridicule.
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Elitor Post
Paris Post
John Olsen
Joel Rich
Lear Lake Co
Rich
Post
Montpelier
The
Ana Wigs Speértiops
Echiont
Bear Lake Co
Bnd
Sheriff
Thad
Crook
Mr. Rich
Webster
Cheif
Dalrymple
Montpelier Examiner
Zames
Joel
Bear Lake Co. Letter Clash Over Sunday School and Public Welfare
A Bear Lake County correspondence argues over the Sunday School movement and its leaders role in public welfare. The writer accuses officials of neglect and demands accountability for protecting citizens from gamblers and crooks while defending rights and urging civic virtue.
Paris becomes a railroad town with Engine No 319
The article notes Paris is now a railroad town awaiting details from General Manager Bancroft to schedule a celebratory event. It describes Engineer Walter Blakemore and crew delivering track materials, opening the engine valve to signal rail access, and a reporter capturing scenes with a kodak as townsfolk anticipate future rides and ceremonies.
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Paris
W. H. Bancroft
Bancroft
Thomas Sleight
William Hughart
Co. Iiter
Walter Blakemore
Robert L. Hack
W. A. Thomisson
Russell Shepherd
Kodak
Aer
Valedictory Address At Tabernacle May 27
Darwin Haddock delivers a valedictory in the tabernacle stressing character over wealth and fame. He urges youth to form habits, cultivate virtue, and pursue one main goal with work and perseverance, citing Longfellow and Garfield as examples. He salutes teachers and recalls district school memories.
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Darwin Haddock
Tabernacle
Rominlia
Pole
Peary
Columbus
Trumbull
Ard Garfield
Monethane
Success Magazine
Longfellow
Charac
Tuim
Idaho Farmers Institute and Picnics Held Statewide
Arrangements by the University of Idaho for farmers institute picnics across the state include music and literary entertainment with agricultural talks. Dairying livestock and irrigation topics are emphasized. events at St Charles on June 29 and Liberty on June 30 invite farmers and families to a day of education and recreation.
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University of Idaho
Farmers’ Institutes
F. D. Farrell
Idaho Experiment Station
Farmers’ Institute
Agricultural Institute
State Agricultural College
Beb
D. Karrell
Idaho University
M. Pugmire
Will F H. Young
West
St Charles
Liberty
Birth and illness update for Morgan family
The notice reports the death of a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Morgan on June 9, illness of Mrs Morgan, and her subsequent improvement. It notes sympathy from the community and the arrival of Mr and Mrs Edward Morgan of Willard Utah, father of principal Morgan, on June 10.
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W. E. Morgan
Conference Highlights Latter Day Saints Teachings and Mission Reports
Pres William L Rich opened the conference praising crop conditions and blessings. Speakers include Pres Chas Wart Pres W W Richards Elder Seth Budge Walter Hancock William Thornock and Principals W I Morgan. Sunday sessions feature John A Sutton Jr Bishop Owen and Jos R Shepherd with spiritual instruction and testimonies.
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William L. Rich
Inge
Rider Win
Clark
Eastern States
Wart
W. W. Richards
Seth Budge
Sheffield
Great Britian
Walter Hancock
William Thornock
Western States
W. I. Morgan
Hielding Academy
H. ‘Hart
John A. Sutton Jr
Owen
Wellsville
Utah
Jos. R. Shepherd
Charles FT. Hart
Valedictory address by Edwin Spencer advocates reforms
The speech argues people reject political laxity, rise to exert rightful sovereignty, probe government, expose fraud, and push investigations. It highlights initiatives like referendum recall direct primaries and direct Senate election, framing them as vanguard deeds of a reform movement pursuing justice and progress. Continued on last page.
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Olsen
John
Lena
Bloomington
Idaho
Charles
Edwin Spencer
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