Legion Convention Set for Bear Lake May 28 in Paris
Earl Shepherd commander of Bear Lake Post No 84 American Legion announced the Sixth District convention will be held in Paris during the week of May 28. District posts include Soda Springs Paris Montpelier Grace Ion Lava Hot Springs Downey Pocatel l American Falls Blackfoot Shelley Aberdeen. National and state officers will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shepherd
Bear Lake
American Legion
Homer Johnson
Paris
Soda Springs
Montpelier
Grace
Ion
Lava Hot Springs
Downey
Pocatalo
American Falls
Blackfoot
Shelley
Aberdeen
Shepherd
Wallace Says Democracy Must Align With Farmers Strike
Cal instruction at the Pacific school of religion features Henry A. Wallace arguing world wide unrest among farmers and workers challenges oligarchic control. He warns bankers and industrialists oppose democracy to protect tariffs and corporate power, urging a link between modern capital and democracy. The piece notes a phosphate boom delay and optimistic outlook for Branton’s prospects.
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Berkeldy
Cal
Henry A. ‘Wallace
Pacific School
Wallace
Rvice
Tikes High At Stake Meet Bears Bear Lake M Men Basketball
The Bear Lake Stake M Men basketball tournament closed after a three day contest drawing large Bear Lake valley crowds. St Charles went four and one defeating Garden City 31 to 26 and suffering losses to Paris First and Paris Second while Laketown, Bloomington and Paris squads traded set results. Taft Budge, stake supervisor, praised the event for orderly conduct as scores from matches include St Charles 42 Laketown 3% and Garden City 50 Bloomington 43 among others.
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Bear Lake Stake
Bear Lake Valley
T. Charles
St. Charles
Garden City
Laketown
Taft Budge
Paris
Bloomington
Perret
85 Year-Old Mary Patterson Recalls Plains Crossing
Mrs. Mary Patterson of Bloomington spoke to the church history class last Friday, recounting the hardships of the Sainte journey west. She shared woven loom material and memories from her 85th birthday week ending February 22.
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Mary Patterson
Bloomington
Plains
Humericks Visit Kemmerer as Memorial of Palmer Family Ties
Mrs. Fred Humerick of Montpelier visited Kemmerer over the weekend at her son Ted Humerick's home. She is known here as Pearl Palmer, daughter of late Mayor Frank Palmer. She reported husband Humerick, once Cumberland branch conductor, now living in Montpelier, has been off duty for a month due to illness.
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Kemmerer, Wyo
Fred Bhumerick
Mortpelier
Kemmerer
Ted Humerick
Humerick
Pearl Palmer
Frank Palmer
Iamerick
Cumberland
Montpelier
Montpelier-Paris
Dewitt Grandy Earns Big Win at Rocky Mountain Meet
At Logan Utah February 25 26 the Western division wrestling meet saw Utah State Aggies B Y U and U of U in a tight race for the conference title. Dewitt Grandy led the Aggies with seven points scoring by throwing his opponent in five minutes securing a 1 0 point margin over BYU second place. Southern Utah ranked second with 12 points while Utah finished third with 27.
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Logan
Utah
Aggies
B.Y. U
U. of U
Rocky Mountain
Dewitt Grandy
DeWitt
Mining Industry of Bear Lake Listed In Report
The 39th annual Idaho mining report highlights Bear Lake county resources as a major phosphate and base metal potential. It notes Idaho's dominance in phosphate, with Bear Lake possessing large deposits across Bear Lake and adjacent counties. Paris and various firms are listed with ore properties and development notes, while the overall outlook cites rising production, employment, and equipment needs amid state efforts.
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Bear Lake
Idaho
Arthur Campbell
Campbell
Bell
Bear Cake
Caribou
Bannock
Bingham
Bonneville
Geological Abbey
United States
Paris
Oregon
Wyoming
Paris Mining and Milling Co., Inc
F.T’. Shepherd, Pres
Blue Bird Group
San Francisco Chemical Co
California St
San Franscisco
Cal
Wm. F. Kett
W. S. Howard
Sec
San Francisco
H. H. Groo
Montpelier
Capital
Francis A. Jeffs
Rockland
Maich
Hoge named chairman of new federal housing plan
W. Smith Hoge of Paris and Montpelier abstractor was named chairman of Bear Lake countys new housing program under a recently amended federal housing act. The plan offers small down payments, long repayment terms up to 20 or 25 years, low carrying charges and FHA insured loans with simplified eligibility and pooled family income. Details available from Mr Hoge or FHA approved builders and loan associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Smith Hoge
Paris
Montpelier Abstractor
Bear Lake County
FHA
Hoge
Valley News Spotlight: Fortunate Life Amid Quiet Roads
Residents boast independence and safety away from floods and storms. They express contentment with stable food and living, urging others to post updates and keep informed about local happenings in the valley.
Moose Will Stage Outlaw Tourney at Montpelier High
Mooses of Bear Lake county will stage an outlaw basketball tournament at Montpelier high school gym on March 21 22 and 23. Three attractive prizes will be given consisting of 100 first 50 second and 25 third. Any independent basketball team may join the contest. For information write to Verge Williams Montpelier.
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Mooses
Bear Lake County
Montpelier High School
Verge Williams
Mont+peller
Bear Lake County 4 H Clubs Form For 1938 Season
Two 4-H clubs organize in Noon, Bear Lake county, the Blue-Bied Sewing club led by Mrs. Eltna Bacon with officers Lucille McCart Evelyn Jewett Na omi Bartschi Mary Lou Grunig and members Yvonne Sorenson Barbara Freeman Shirley Bartschi Lucille Jewett Colleen Bartachi Blanche Freeman. The Blue Ribbon club led by Lester Skinner with officers Earl Jewett Logan Grunig Paul Bartechi Bobby Wuthrick and members Owen Bartschi Lamar Wuthrick Norman Bartschi Russell Jewett Clyde Freeman.
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Bear Lake County
Noonan
Blue
Eltna Bacon
Lucille McCart
Evelyn Jewett
Naomi Bartschi
Mary
Speeding on State Highways Prompts Strong Warnings
Officials urge drivers to observe posted limits and road conditions. The attorney general rules any speed unsafe for conditions is unlawful, with signs indicating when speeds may be deemed illegal. The state patrol reports good court cooperation in pursuing speeding and related violations.
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Department of Public Works
Department of Law Enforcement
J. L. Balderston
Department of Law Enforcment
Grimmett Secures Second Wyoming School Contract
O H Grimmett won a second Wyoming school contract for Cokeville at 76059 dollars and will start next week with fifty workers. He also secured a Pinedale contract for 50000 dollars to build a brick steel and cement school building freighted from Kemmerer 106 miles away. Grimmett began in 1906 and has since built a long list of schools, apartments, stores and residences across Idaho and Wyoming.
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Pollowsky
Cokeville
Wyo
O. H. Grimmett
Con
Pinedale
Grimmett
Kemmerer
Wiyo
Pinevale
Sublette County
Wyoming
United States
Raymond
Alton
Alexander
Soda Springs
McCammon
Thatcher
Paris
Grace
Idaho Falls
Montpelier
Dedicator y Services at Randolph Chapel
Randolph building program finished and dedicatory services set for Sunday February 27 1998. Morning meeting at recreation hall 10 o clock and services in the chapel at 2 pm with the bishopric stake presidency and Elder Alfred E Bowen among participants. A bronze tablet for Bishop John C Gray will be placed and dedicated.
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Raymond Ashton
Stake
John C. Gray
Reaper
Montana visitors tour Paris and Bear Lake bloom
Here From Ole Montana ry and Mrs Joan Balerstyne of Bozeman are guests of Mrs D C Rich Mayor in Paris for a few days. They note Bear Lake spring bloom and urge giving it a chance.
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Ole’ Montanary
Joan Balerstyne
Bozeman, Mont
Paris
D. C Rich
Bear Lake
Big district basketball tourney to be held in Paris
About 1000 people are expected daily when six stakes send top M-Men teams to Paris for a three day district tournament on March 16 to 18. Teams include Woodmill Utah Big Horn Lyman Star Valley and Montpelier Bear Lake with Vernon Robinson and Tats Budge arranging. Two trophies will be awarded by the Paris Civic Club and the winner may advance to final tryouts in Salt Lake City.
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Paris
Woodmill Utah
Big, Horn
Lyman
Star Valley
Wyo
Montpelier
Bear Lake Stakes
Vernon Robinson
Tats Budge
Pame
Sportsmen
Salt Lake City
Idaho Dairy Industry Sees Record Butterfat Output in 1937
Boise Idaho reports 1937 butterfat production at 323 289 406 pounds yielding 12 550 394 dollars in income up nearly 600 000 from 1936 and the highest since 1929. Canyon county led butter production with 6 621 876 pounds while Ada Jeroma Bannock Payette Bonneville and Everson Falls followed.
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Boise
Tdaho
W. A. Bolce
Bureau of Dairying
Idaho
Boice
Canyon County
Ada
Jeroma
Bannock
Payette
Bonneville
Ewin
Prompt payment urged for subscriptions
The notice requests prompt subscription payments to avoid mailing persistent statements. It emphasizes small profit margins and urges mail-in payments today to reduce mailing costs.
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Cari
Paris Legion Post
Pelsers
Branton
Tikes High AT Stake
Humericks
Post
Laurel Jensen
Georgetown
Bartschi
D. Hayes
G. Bartschi
Smith
Pugmire
Hulme
Stucki
Pas Sey
Spartans
Red Wave
Soda
Springs
Wood
Gregoire
Smith Smith
Gergoire
Passey
Hoge- 1S
Bear
Moose
Second Wyoming
Randolph Chapel
Sbalderston
Dairies