Federal state wildlife funds ready on July first
A new federal state cooperative wildlife restoration plan starts July 1 with a $1,000,000 appropriation from the Pittman Robertson act. Funds depend on state size and hunting licenses sold, with half allocated by licenses and states matching one third of their allotment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Biological Survey
Ira N. Gabrielson
Biological Survey
The
Fish and Game Departments
Bureau
Survey
Stat
Eight Little Pigs Go to Ogden Market
A litter of nine Duroc Jersey pigs born last October 12 were eight head sold at Ogden Utah on April 8 totaling 1855 pounds with the three heaviest averaging 341 pounds. The six month old pigs from Budge farm were fed by William Kulcki gaining two pounds daily on chopped barley and raw potatoes and prove rapid economical gains with good stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Punk Budge
William Kulcki
Hadock First to File for County Offices in Primary
Don O. Had dock of Paris filed to seek another term as probate judge. Others who filed include Bert Our for re election and Peter Nelson for the third district commissioner nomination. F M Williams seeks another term as coroner. Filing closes July 9, with more candidates expected in the coming days per clerk Sam V. Tunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don OC. Haddock
Paris
Bert Our
Peter Nelson
F. M. Williams
Sam V. Tunks
Idlewild Hotel at Fish Haven Opens for Season
Idlewild Hotel is among the finest Bear Lake resort accommodations this season. Rooms are large and comfortable with furnishings chosen for travelers. Mr. and Mrs. McEly Howell manage the Idlewild, aiming to please guests from arrival to departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idlewild
Bear Lake
McEly Howell
Paris Lions Charter Night on July 8 at Hotel Paris
The Paris Lions Club will receive its charter from a Lions Clubs International officer during a July 8 ceremony at the Hotel Paris. General Chairman Sam V. Tunks and committees report full preparation for a formal program including toastmaster, invocation, musical selections, club introductions, and the charter presentation followed by a public banquet and dance with the Yellow Jackets orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Lions Club
International Association of Lions Clubs
Hotel Paris
Sam V. Tunks
A.J. Shepherd
L. I. Deardorff
Darwin Haddock
America
Lstriob
Lions
Paris
Yellow Jackets
Paris Pavilion
Phosphate Road Use and Local Property Notes
A fragment describes using phosphate rock as gravel for a village road, noting Jobi rock from Bloomington Canyon a mile away mixed with clay. Bloomington lies three miles south of the phosphate city. Also advertised is lakeview property on a main highway at Fish Haven with a promising price, plus a brief town-visitor mention of Mr and Mrs Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobi
Bloomington Canyon
Bloomington
Choice Lakeview
Fish Blaven
Jeff
Phosphate Costs Take Priority in Senate Panel Study
Congress committee members opened a study on the national phosphate supply focusing on manufacturing costs for the key fertilizer. Chairman Pope of Idaho said the heart of the study is cost, and Senator Norris agreed on first locating phosphate rock and then finding the cheapest extraction method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pope
Democrat
Idaho
Norris
Nebraska
Federal crop insurance program explained to Bear Lake farmers
The policy covers wheat with 75 percent of normal yield for hazards other than man made fires. Premiums vary by farmer, with an average of one bushel per acre in Bear Lake county. Meetings set across towns in July to outline enrollment and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearlake County
Insurance Corporation
Raymond
Teasday
A. L. Hart
Geneva
Schol House
Dingle
Alton
Pegram
M. A. Ream
Liberty
Lanark
Sharon
Liberty School House
J. A. Gymas
Paris
Ovid
Bern
Ovid School House
River Nielsen
Montpelier
Bennington
Wardboro
Montpelier City Hall
T. N. Stephens
Fish Haven
St. Charles
Bloomington
E.W. Allred
Georgetown
Noman
Georgetown Meeting House
al Smith
Biggest Strawberry Garden Reveals Bountiful Berries at Fish Haven
Bud Nelson's garden at Fish Haven displays unusually large red strawberries weighing as big as walnuts. County Agent Giladhart and Idaho State University entomologist Dr. Robert Hanson praised the prolific garden. They conducted a demonstration on garden insects amid Nelson's extensive fruit and vegetable plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Nelson
Fish Haven
Nelson
Bear Lake
Giladhart
Robert Hanson
University of Idaho
Nelson Place
Montpelier Café Owner Undergoes Unusual Surgery
James McKee owner and manager of the Montpelier Burgoyne Café had surgery Tuesday to remove a wooden meat skewer lodged in his lower intestine. He felt the attack and was rushed to the hospital where doctors operated for suspected appendicitis. His condition is reported favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKee
Montpelier Burgoyne Café
For Sale J I Case Engine and Separator Outfit
Threshing outfit in wonderful condition with good earnings last year. Subtonies may inquire at this office. Jett TaMont Passey is repainting the Bloomington school house interior this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Case
Jett
TaMont Passey
Bloomington
Women Vacation Camp Set for July in Fish Haven
A women’s vacation camp is planned for July 6 and 7 at Fish Haven on Besrtlake. The program, themed Planning Environment, features speakers from Idaho and Utah such as Dr. Vic Mae Powell and Dr. Melvin J. Ballara, plus Miss Julla A. F. Zund, with local musical contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
Besrtlake
Vic Mae Powell
Pocatello
Southern Branch
University of Idaho
Melvin J.ballara
Salt Lake City
Utah
Julla A. F. Zund
E. Rett
Miss Christensen
Bear Lake Scouts Enjoy Week in Mountains
Bear Lake district scouts and 16 leaders spent a week in St Charles canyon near Tendey Council. Ninety seven scouts hiked 12 miles daily, studied plants and first aid, and held a Court of Honor. Camp led by Newell Budge with meals from a central kitchen. next camp dates eagerly awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake District
Tendey Council
St. Charles Canyon
Newell Budge
Paris
Porcupine Cave
Wetsteadayhurs
Cache Valley
Bloomington Lakes
Clenneths
Alf. Shrepherd
William Hill
Glen Lewis
Lamont Pugmire
John Hulme
L. L. Deardorff
Leo Roberts
Liberty
Bernard Brown
Ovid
Robert Clayton
Newel Budge
Ezra Roberts
Bloomington
Owen Thornock
St. Charles
Cleneth Arnell
Garden City
John Farner
Laketown
Ray Lamborn
Bear Lake wool pool sold to Draper firm
The Bear Lake county wool pool sold Monday at 7 p m to H L Finch of Draper and Company for 196 a pound. Wool delivery is set for July 6 and 7 at Montpellier. The pool, an asset to farmers and sheepmen, pooled 31 768 Neeces totaling an estimated 175 060 pounds with 95 growers listing wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
H. L. Finch
Draper and Company
Montpellier
Beef club tour highlights strong 4-H calf progress at county visit
A beef club tour led by county agent P R Giadhart and F W Sorgatz with members Bruce Nicholls Rae Dunford Rex Hayes and others reviewed 4-H calf projects. Calves gained 165 to 205 pounds with grain costs 1.5 to 3 cents per pound. Calves now around 600 pounds ahead for Ogden show and district fair. Parents and leaders praised clubs Bruce Nicholls and Lester Bkinver for guiding the best county effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Giadhart
F. W. Sorgatz
Bruce Nicholls
Rae Dunford
Rex Hayes
Max Bartschi
Darwin Bartschi
la Mar Wuthrick
Robert Wuthrick
Paul Bartschi
Owen Bartschi
Ernest Bartschi
Seaman Jewett
Amos Kovene
Earl Jewett
Paul Jew
Georgetown
Lester Bkinver
Nomen Blue Ribbon
Johnson Descendants Hold Reunion at Lava Hot Springs
Descendants of John Nels and Andrew Johnson the Bear Lake pioneers from Denmark gathered in Lava Hot Springs with over 150 direct descendants and representatives from Snake River and Bear Lake valley. Hannah Williams was reelected as chair with Maroni Johnson as secretary. The day featured a morning program on genealogy, a noon luncheon, and a sports program including baseball and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Nels
Andrew Johnson
Bear Lake
Denmark
Lava Hot Springs
Snake River
Bear Lake Valley
Hannah Williams
Maroni Johnson
Firth
Garden City Mourns Death Of Mrs. Alex Johnson
Garden City Utah townwide sadness follows the sudden death of Mrs. Alex Johnson 41 in Logan hospital after a major operation. Funeral rites are held at the Garden City LOD ward chapel with speakers from Logan Bear Lake Legion and local families. Interment in Garden City cemetery honors the deceased mother of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Utah
Alex Johnson
Logan
Garden City L
Oakbown
Peter Johnson
Fontelia Scofield
Velma Early
BE. M. Pugmire
Orson Satterthwaite
Clarence Cook
Gambien City
Bailey
Bear Lake
American Legion
Cecil Davis
C. W. Pope
Johnston
Laketown
Victor Satterthwaite
Montpelier Hospital
Del
Maxine
Nola
Baart
Russel
Cecil
Frank
Earl
LaMar
Hugh Leishman
Logan Utah
Winnie Thomas
Ogden
Satterthwaite
Shirgig Palace serial premiere and historic notes
Nora Lambert departs a grand home for a humorous palace on the sand in Shirgig Palace by Christian Whiting Parenter. Elmo t Watson marks West Virginia statehood’s 75th anniversary and Sweetbriar county’s 160th in a historical feature. A 54 year underground fire with 500 million dollars loss is shown in Foto Feature. Weather notes say it rained yesterday and may rain again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Lambert
Shirgig Palace
Christian Whiting Parenter
West Virginia
Sweetbriar County
Elmo T ‘Watson
Cache Valley Urges Bear Lake Water Storage Plan
Logan Utah irrigation committee of the chamber of commerce adopts resolutions urging completion of preliminary surveys for diverting flood waters of the upper Green river. The goal is a stabilized Bear River Bear Lake water system to support northern Utah irrigation and Colorado river allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Chamber OF Commerce Irrigation Committee
Logan
Utah
Bear Lake
Colorado River
Irrigation Committee
Logan Chamber of Commerce
Green River
Cache Valley
Bear River
Congress
Bett
Uteh
Governor‘of
Utah Water Storage Commission
State Engineer of
Page
Denver
U. S. Reclamation Service
Heat in Arizona Drives Gold Digging Memoir from Constellation Claim
Jack Hayes writes from near Constellation Arizona along Hassayampa River about 130 degree shade heat delays to start mining. He describes deep trestles, long ditches, and chucking rocks while packing lumber, noting gold price at 41.65 per ounce and presence of supportive neighbors and prospecting effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hayes
Bear Lake
Constellation
Arizona
Hassayamps
Jack
The
Post
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Wits Ab
Haddock
Idlewild Hotel
Ready For Paris Lions
United States
Mra. Wells
Montpelier Cafe
Bear Lake County Wool Pool
Best Beef
County
Johnson
D. O
Doctrine and Covenants
King of
George F. Ashley
Richfield
Atty
Carval Mattson
W. Smith Hoge
L. W. Johnson
May Nebeker
Fish Haven Resort
Salt River
Crow Creek
Little Blackfoot
Mbud L. Cosho
Maud L. Cosho
Boise
Miss Cosho
Ada County
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