Numerous Visitors and Church Leaders Stop in Bern Area
A sequence of business visitors and church figures stopped in Bern and nearby towns. Names include Bern residents Hillier and Skinner, visitors from Ovid Geneva Raymond Wardboro American Fork and Soda Springs, and missionaries bound for Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iem Hillier
Génava
Bern
Cyril Sorensen
Ovid
Frank Bolton and Son
Paris
Robert Schmid
D. Etcheverry
Raymond
Ray Hymas
Reed Hymas
Sharon
Nephi A. Skinner
Nounan
Eliza Bacon
Oneal Kunz
Walter Buhler
Norman Buh
Ler
Parley Buhler
Wardboro
Thomas Hodges
Garden City
Utah
Reynold Hirschi
Robert Teuscher
Geneva
Bishop Schmid
Milton Smith
Georgetown
Frank Hayes
McKay Howell
Fish Haven
Frank—Earley - of
Thornton Young
American Fork
Montpelier
Vernon Kunz
Salt Lake City
Eastern States
Salt Lake
F. E. Evans
Gene Hall
Our Sacrament Meeting
Third Ward
Roy Stoor
Soda Springs
Parley Kunz
Myrs- Orlando Kunz
William Gertsch
Tamily
Cokeville
Slogans of Scorn for a Businessman in a Pa. Paper
A verse ridicules a "businessman" calling for violent public shaming and punishment. It questions his payroll and taxes while urging sensational headlines and branding him a cheater, framing a hostile anti business sentiment. The item mocks media slogans that favor sensationalism over facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Leader-Times
Predatory Animal Kill Totals by Idaho Counties in December
State records show December kills of predatory animals across Idaho counties. Counts include Bannock 323 coyotes and nine cats, Gem 30 coyotes, Twin Falls 163 coyotes and 9 cats, Washington 27 coyotes and 1 cat, plus various other counties with multiple coyote totals and scattered cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Benewah
Blaine
Boundary
Cassia
Clearwater
Elmore
Fremont
Gem
Idaho
Jerome
fLemhi
Lincoln
Minidoka
Oneida
Owyhee
Fayette
Teton
Twin Falls
Valley
Washington
Agricultural notes on U S livestock inventories in 1938
Release of livestock statistics shows cattle down by over half a million, hogs and sheep up slightly, and stock sheep totals rising due to feeders. Despite weak markets, Western state stock adjustments and overall inventory suggest no heavy overhang and a sound industry awaiting broader business improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Wyoming
Philosophy of Life and a Mountain Fire Tale
A fragmentary column ponders how life’s reversals judge a man by wealth status charity religion and success. A mountain tale follows a passerby warning a fire from a bearded mountaineer who explains he’s been praying for rain since the blaze began.
Jokes and Laughs From Readers in Kalispell
A collage of humor vignettes from readers including puns about socks and bathing costumes, a banker seeking a missing cashier, a cow drawing with spigots, and multiple teeth of daily life. The piece features quips about family, work, and small town quirks with punchlines on fate and folly.
Four H Clubs Boost Ground Beautification Contest
Four H clubs across the state push home grounds beautification with landscaping and planting. State extension service provides plans via county agents and leaders to guide work. More than 150000 youth participated last year as national incentives expand prizes including a gold medal and a $50 gold watch for top county and state displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Extension Service
Charles R. Walgreen
Chicago
Fragmented Dialogue Between Wife And Husband Comic Exchange
A short comic dialogue features a wife accusing her husband of forgetting his marriage whenever he sees a pretty girl. The husband retorts that nothing proves the point as forcefully as his reaction.
Signs of spring in Kemmerer Gazette
Reading a July issue of the Kemmerer Gazette the article notes signs of spring with playful mischief among children and minor scuffles over a steely. It mentions traveling salesmen selling Chinese fans, catalogues arriving daily with prices for Fourth of July items, women’s two piece pants, and beer prices quoted lower than last year in Austria under Hitler. Sheep shearers inquire about pen space and shearing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Austria
Fin Petrie
Kemmerer Gazette
Eye Sight Specialist Dr Scarborough Advertises Visit
Dr. H. H. Scarborough, an eye sight specialist, advertises a consultation date of March 9 at a hotel location. The notice touts his method of eye correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Scarborough
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Phelps Barber Shop
Idaho Typewriter Exchange
S. Main
Pocatello
D. N. Meek
Browning
C. O . Moore
Same
Paris Idaho
F. M. Williams Mortuary
Puneral Montpelier and’ Ehrne
Cleaners and Tailors
John R
Black Kney-At-Law
Federal “Garrett
D. E. Haddock
Pillory
Rastus
Liza
Home Missionary Ntments
James L. Dunford
Laketown
Dallas Athay
Charles Bloomington
Robert W. Wallen
Henry Humphreys
Bloomington
Lanark
Liberty
Edwin T. Shepherd
Holger
WY. Larsen
U- LA Dark
St. Charlies
Marion Beck
Daniel S. Price
Price
Maborpres
Lanark Liberty Torrey L. Austin
Ovid Paris
Lee Prescott
Ernest W. Heber C
Philosophy OF Life
J .Jokes
Mr. Higginbottom
City Boy
Kalispell
Mont
Sportsmen’s Association
John
Gunny
Mary Ann
St. Louis
Maytag
Bear Lake County
Star Valley
Koford
Williams Mortuary
Plymauth
Nash
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