Death of Mrs. Sarah Madsen Shocks Bloomington
Mrs. Sarah Madsen wife of Elmer Madsen long in Bloomington but residing in Diamondville has died. The community mourns a highly respected lady. Also noted are Haddock family members returning from Salt Lake City with an artificial leg for EB Haddock and Henry Brown of Almy visiting relatives. Mrs Gordon Windley of St. Charles visiting Bloomington.
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Sarah Madsen
Elmer Madsen
Diamondville
EB. J Haddock
Don C. Haddock
Salt Lake City
Bear Lake League Forum Schedule Out For Season
The Bear Lake League outlines a five team baseball schedule with first games June 25. Matchups include Liberty vs Fish Haven and Paris vs Sharon on June 26, with many games through August 13. Local items note church programs, farm moves, village politics, and a road inspection party.
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Bear Lake League Forum
Bear “Lake Lake
Dan Rich
Liberty-and-Fish-Haven-at
Liberty
Paris
Fish Haven
Lanark
Ovid
Lanarker Garden City
Bloomington
Garden City
Laketown
Sharon
Wish Haven
Fish
Community Festival Features Games and Pie Eating Contest
A Paris band leads a summer celebration with greasy pole greased pig and pig catching events. Children enter foot races and egg and potato relay contests while adults enjoy pie eating, sack races, tug of war, and a free afternoon dance. Prizes range from 25c to $1.00.
World renowned Dr Louis Albert Banks to lecture in Paris
Boston chautauqua lecturer and author Dr Louis Albert Banks arrives in Paris to deliver a free talk at the Paris Second ward Chapel on Sunday night June 26. Banks, famed evangelist and author of over fifty books, has long opposed the liquor traffic from coast to coast.
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Boston
America
Paris
Paris Second Ward Ghiapel
Banks
Doctor Banks
Pacific
Atlantic
Notable Prohibition Orator Dr Banks
The article extols Dr Banks an ardent Prohibition speaker famous across the west for his powerful eloquence and logical bursts that shake liquor interests. It notes he has risked his life in the anti liquor fight and was once shot by an infuriated saloonist.
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United States
West
Dr. Banks
Control Grasshoppers Near Raymond Threatens Local Growers
County Agent reports a heavy grasshopper outbreak across about 150 acres near Raymond. Poison bait, now using sawdust instead of bran, has been distributed. thousands of hoppers have already been poisoned. Farm Bureau advises farmers to inspect fields and call if outbreaks are found.
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Raymond
Farm Bureau
Paria
Bear Lake County Builds First Silo Farm Project
The first silo in Bear Lake county starts on A. J. Ashley's Montpelier farm with three more planned nearby. Builders include W. E. Poulsen, J. W. Cook, and Wm Keetch, with metal forms from Edward Sutton of Paris. County agencies and the Farm Bureau back the project as a countywide agricultural improvement.
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Bear Lake County
A. J. Ashley
Montpelier
W. E. Poulsen
Liberty
J. W. Cook
Paris
Wm. Keetch
St. Charles
Thiel
Thiel and Olsen Implement Co
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Delegations Inspect Emigration Road for Auto Travel Up Summit
Businessmen from Paris Montpelier and delegations from Liberty Sharon visited Emigration Road Friday to assess work and materials for enabling automobile travel. County officials Morgan and Sullivan projected county aid of 6500 with Ashley Forest support to complete the road within a week, aiming for June 27 travel.
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Paris
Montpelier
Liberty and Sharon
Sharon
Watter
Ashley National Forest
Morgan and Sullivan
Ashley Forest
Franklin County
Minkcreek
Loar
Utah
F._T. Shepherd
F. T. Shephrd & Sons
W Findlay
Findlay Auto Co
Otte
Paris Drug:Co
W Shepherd
Shepherd Hardware & Imp. Co
L. W. Bach
Novelty Theatre
A T Pendrey
Pendrey Grocery & Meat Co
Russell
Business Men Take Narrow Win in Court House Baseball
In a lively Tuesday pickup game at the town ball park, the Business Men edged the Court House squad 21 to 20. Notable players included Dr R J Sutton pitching and labeling balls, James Dunn delivering, and H L Spencer keying two bases. Edmon and Hot Springs were fringe chatter as the crowd cheered the tight finish.
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Légion
F. Lewin
Fred
Switt
Opie Cama
Court House
Edmon
Dr. Moore
Russell Sheperd
Acores
George Passey
L. W. Bach
H. I. Otte
Spencer
Les Pugmiro
James—Dunn
R. J Sutton
Silas Wright
Robert Harding
D.B. Haddock
Hot Springs
Standley Rich
Lewis_gald
Freddie
Stafford
Cleveland
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