Stake Quarterly Conference Held at Paris Tabernacle
The Bear Lake Stake grid annual conference met at the Paris Stake tabernacle last weekend with 350 in attendance on Saturday and 1151 on Sunday. Presiding was Wim L Rich. visitors from Salt Lake included O s on F Kitney Andrew Tensei and Julig Farnsworth. Sessions featured talks on missionary work and Relief Society reports with emphasis on loyalty to government and local church activities. Orson F Whitney was the first general authority presented to the audience.
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Bear Lake
Stake Tabernacle
Paris
Wim. L .Rich
Froggy Salt
Herber-o- Keetch
Roy A. Welker
le Rae
J.amce
Samuel Matthews
OH. H. Hoff
Silas. L. Wright
Orson F. Whitney
Regulations Governing Registrants in Joint Resolution Era
Fragmented wartime bulletin outlines Rule V provisions on dependency and marriage for registrants aged 21 and over since 1917. It details grounds for deferred classification, class placements, and proof requirements, noting special instructions to local boards and referencing figures like Joseph Smith and Andrew Jensen. Attendance and closing remarks are recorded, with mentions of Relief Society contributions and a social benediction.
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Congress
Joseph Smith
Andrew Jensen
Pres
Wm. L. Richi
Relief Society
Stake
Bluging
Cod
F. J. Price
Farmers urged to battle alfalfa weevil across Utah Idaho
A Utah article warns the alfalfa weevil threatens intermountain fields, urging farmers to act now. It describes spread from Bear Lake to Paris and Ovid wardro, and outlines control steps including cultivation, raking, and dragging to destroy the pests. It also notes a new Utah Power & Light line project from Paris canyon and mentions a lost Civil War medal reward.
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Wyoming
Uta
Idaho
Intermountain
United States
Bear Lake
Utah
Ovid
Wardboro
Afalfa
Paris
Wioteetiuh
Utah Power & Light Up
Paris Canyon
Tde
Oliver Owen
Ovid Boys Describe Long Naval Journey To Hawaii
The letter from two Ovid boys recounts their march through Fort Logan to Fort Bee and Fort McDowell, then sailing from Frisco to Honolulu aboard the Shomio, enduring seasick days, sharks near the ship, and final posting at Fort Kam ahameha with quarantine for mumps and v i r a l illness.
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Ovid
Kaiser
Fort Kawahameta
Honolahy
Fort Logan
Coale
Dever Thra Qotorado
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Fort McDowell
Frisco
Hawaiian
Hopolum
Honolulu
Noop
Fort Kamehameha
Babies Weighing Schedule Expanded Across County
The Bea Lake county weighs and measures babies later in July as families travel during the Fourth. Beginning Monday July 8 the team led by R J Sutton with nurse Nellie Laker and secretary Mary Collings will visit Fish Haven to weigh all children, led by Mrs Hattie Findlay. The tour continues to St Charles Paris Bloomington Ovid Liberty with local coordinators and trained nurses handling each site. Cars provided, all Bea Lake babies expected to be weighed and measured.
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Daly
R. J. Sutton
Nellie Laker
Mary Collings
Hattie Findlay
St. Charles
Pugmire
Harse
Pees
Aim
Cynthia Madsen
Huise
Lizzie Thornock
Bloomington
Aiil P.m
Paris
Cole
Christine Tuecller
Beatrice Low
Lp. m
Sitl Ben Ovid
Geneva Nel- Sin
Tveindd Willad
Ble
Farm Bureau working to boost county farming efforts
Bear Lake county Farm Bureau organizers report widespread community groups and demonstrations against pests improving farming prospects. Plans include a pest control campaign, support for a thrift stamp drive, and cooking demonstrations using Hooverized methods. Experimental grain work and seed standardization will begin with farmer participation as county leaders urge unity in wartime measures.
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Bear Lake County
Ngaing
Muttiga
Bureau
Cusiod Sth Ui Vilayers
H. B. Whiteway
W. J. Hunter
Successful Meeting On Food Conservation Lead Women
Mrs H B Whitman county chairman of the Women s National Council of Defense and Mrs Richard Groo led a gathering of St Charles Homemakers. They demonstrated Hoover era cooking, combining potatoes and rice into nourishing dishes. The home group organized by visiting ladies includes Christine Windley chairwoman Annie Bunderson and Bertha Brewer with plans for an advisory committee on food conservation and women s responsibilities.
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H. B. Whitman
Christine Windley
Annie Bunderson
Bertha Brewer
Ist
2Oc
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Alvin E. Olsen
Ross
Utah State School
Julia Farnsworth
Veda J
Mark Austin
J. Rich
Montpelier Stake
FR. Owen
Gtabrewer & Light
Owen
Old Cemetery Road
John Favre
Farm Bureau
Natton
BE. M. Pugmire
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