Black and White Dairy Show Thrives in Bear Lake Valley
The second annual Black and White Dairy show drew about 600 attendees to Liberty on a sunny Bear Lake valley day. Dairy specialist D L Fourt praised the quality of stock, noting improvements over last year, and urged formation of a dairy stock records and contesting association. Local officials and experts highlighted feeding, pedigrees, and marketing, with awards given to Liberty and Ovid exhibitors.
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Liberty
Bear Lake Valley
Idaho
L. Fourt
Taaho
Paris
George ¥. Ashley
Montpelier
William Morgan
Bear Lake County
John Montgomery
D. L. Fourt
Cache County
Utah
A. B. Thiel
J. A. Hart
Hart
J. W. ‘Thometz
Bannock County
Lyman
Beck Bros
Ovid
Brown Bros
Joseph Hymas
Libery
Wm. R. Morgan
A. H H. Matthews
L. Hymas
Mathews and Morgan
July 4 1776 Fact Or Fiction Clarity Offered
The article explains what happened on July 4 1776 and why it became the national holiday. It discusses the differences among independence resolutions signing of the Declaration and Continental Congress actions to set straight common beliefs.
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England
Continental Congress
Elmo Scott Watson
Post
Fanweed Invades North Idaho Area
The fanweed pest has spread through Nezperce and Camas Prairie regions. Prof. E W Hulbert warns immediate action to prevent a larger outbreak next year. Farmers should mow burn or plow infested areas and remove seed to curb spread. The weed, described with its garlicky scent, may threaten extensive farming if not controlled.
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Nezperce
Camas
E. W. Hulbert
Department of Geronomy
Hulbert
Craigmont
Nez Perce
Grangeville
Gallatin Valley
Montana
Idaho
Idaho Falls Potato Growers Forecast Big Year
H HL Payne general manager of the Idaho Falls Potato Growers Association says indications point to another big year for Idaho potato growers. He notes expected shortages due to flood and weather in many producing states, while Idaho plans larger acreage and strong yields. Also mentions Mark Sutton and daughter Gertrude visiting Salt Lake City with a family reunion planned at Camp Sutton Bear Lake on July 24. Include list of prize winners from a livestock show with names and locations such as Ovid Paris Liberty Lanark and Brown Bros. Liberty.
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HL Payne
Idaho Falls
Mark Sutton
Gertrude
Salt Lake
Sutton
Bear Lake
Camp Sutton
Tourists Praise Bear Lake Beauty on Oregon Trail Journey
Mr and Mrs M M Dean from Fort Dodge Iowa traveled the Old Oregon Trail and praised Bear Lake as a beautiful sight. The Deans noted good scenery near Bear Lake and spoke of dairy potential in the valley while reporting rough roads in eastern Wyoming.
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M. Dean
Fort Dodge
Lows
Moscow
Paris
Dean
Iowa
Oregon Trail
Bear Lake
Omaha
Wyoming
Oil program to oil Franklin County highways this summer
Boise reports the state bureau of highways will oil the Old Oregon Trail and Yellowstone highway in Franklin County this summer. Crews are detailed to start work the first of the week and will operate through the season.
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Boise
Yellowstone Park
Franklin County
State Bureau of Highways
Oregon Trail
Yellowstone Highway
The Occasional Hen as Extra Farm Income
Salt Lake Tribune excerpt explains county agents promote purebred hens to boost farm income without extra cost. Emphasizes small flocks can yield steady egg production, doubling national output if farmers heed advice. Mentions tobacco regions and expert culling to improve efficiency.
Irwin Jensen Studio Public Recital At First Ward Hall
Large local audience attended a recital by Prof. Irwin Jensen in the First Ward Hall. Miss Phoeba Rich and Miss Blossom Wilks presented as plantat and soprano, both students of Jensen Studio, earning praise for their emerging talent. Two more recitals are planned for the summer.
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First Ward
Irwin Jensen
Phoeba Rich
Plantat
Blossom Wilks
Montana Delegation Arrives in Paris to View Bear Lake Phosphate
A Montana business delegation arrives Saturday to inspect the Bear Lake Phosphate property. Keystone Phosphate Co. brings John Stewart of Butte with 29 years at W A Clark Co. and builders of a major Butte concentrator mill, along with L M Parke of Missoula, F J Irwin president of Keystone Phosphate returns from Butte.
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Montana
Bear Lake
Keystone Phosphate Company
John Stewart
Butte
W A. Clark Co
L. M Parke
Missoula
Lemon’s and
B. Rickets
Putte
Water rising as snowmelt boosts Bear Lake level
Warm weather has increased runoff from nearby mountains as creeks and Bear River feed Bear Lake at Camp Lifton. The rising water is accumulating steadily, with a large volume entering the lake from Bear River and Bear Creek.
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Bear River
Bear Lake
Camp Lifton
Government Insurance for Ex-Service Men Urged Now
A plea urges ex service men to reinstate lapsed insurance before midnight July 2 in Washington. The notice says the plan is the best cheapest and safest insurance and argues it benefits wives and children. It condemns delaying and mocks politicians who seek only favors.
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Washington
Meet the Lindberghs in Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone Park June 21 four Lindberghs work at the lodges Alice guides tourists Erik drives the water or teamster Hjalmer lights the park electrical system Eric drives horses all are busy with duties in the lodge company while others ponder future paths in America’s natural playground as summer workers.
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Yellowstone “Park
Wyo
Yellowstone Park
Lindburgha
Alice
Yellowstone
Erik
Hjal‘mer
Eric
Lone Hagle
Hijalmer
Erick
Lindberg
America
Ideal Beach 18 Opens for Season at Bear Lake
Ideal Beach at Bear Lake opened last Saturday signaling the summer season. The Melody Makers of Kemmerer Wyoming provided music for the opening dance. The pavilion featured festive decorations and new management undertook improvements aiming to attract large patronage.
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Ideal Beach
Beautiful Bear Lake
UuDoor
Nel_and Evans
Melody Makers
Kemmerer
Wyo
Trip to Yellowstone Park and Spokane Mission
Mr and Mrs Joseph Bagley and son George travel with Mr and Mrs Joseph Orchard of Montpelier by auto on a month long journey to Big Horn Wyoming and Spokane. They will visit relatives formerly living in Bear Lake county and travel with Mormon emigrants who settled there over twenty five years ago. The party lists a trailer and camping outfit for the trip.
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Joseph Bagley
George
Joseph Orchard
Montpelier
Big Horn
Wyo
Spokane
Wanhington
Bear Lake County
First Train to Yellowstone From Salt Lake
The first train to Yellowstone Park departed Salt Lake City last Sunday June 19 carrying visitors. A special train carrying park employees traveled to the park Wednesday for the opening trip.
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Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake
Park
The Fellow Who Stands On His Rights Often Falls Behind
A compact saying notes that a person who constantly asserts his rights may end up neglected or isolated. The idea reflects on social dynamics and fairness in personal interactions.
Arabian Knights Dance Orchestra to Play at Lakota Resort
Rich of Lakota Resort has secured the Arabian Knights Dance Orchestra of Salt Lake. The six member group includes Dwight Flickinger on trumpet Clarence Peterson on piano Ronald Salt Willard Mallander on saxophones and clarinets Art Angel on banjo Floyd George on drums with J W Simaj and F P Ewing as managers. The orchestra thanks surrounding communities for past patronage and promises better music and novelties as summer dances continue.
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Rich of
Lakota Resort
Arabian Knights Dance Orchestra of
Salt Lake
Dwight Flickinger
Cuarence Peterson
Ronald Salt
Willard Mallander
Art Angel
Floyd George
J. W. Sima J
F P Ewing
Pollard Players Open Paris Chautauqua Week of Entertainment
The Pollard Players headline a Paris Chautauqua week starting Monday June 27 at a city park tent with seven bills featuring The Family Upstairs and Believe Me Nantippe. Other acts include Beeks Music Land Entertainers Mystic Land Entertainers Maids of Dundee and F M Price lectures with Raymond Tolbert, plus audience ticket prices at 150 for adults and 75 cents for children.
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Paris Chautauqua
Music/Land
Beeks
Music Land
Mystic Land
Raymond B .Tolbert
America
Maids of Dundee
F. M. Price
Uncle Sam
Maida O’ Dundee
Pollard Players
Paris
Plan for the Fair at Paris County Fair preparations urged
The notice urges Paris readers to prepare exhibits for the county fair and notes bean and corn plantings for canning are unlikely. It states most should exhibit this year and that plans are in motion for a successful fair. It also encourages subscribing to the local Post newspaper.
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Paris
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