Fielding High School hosts southeastern Idaho sub district tournament
The Hmerson Gym drew large crowds as Fielding High School led by cooperative local merchants hosted a record setting sub district basketball tournament. Fielding claimed the title with Soda Springs as runners up while Garden City and Grace offered strong showings and Montpelier narrowly fell to Soda Springs in a thrilling final.
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Grace
Montpelier
Garden City
Soda Springs
Fielding
Thatcher
Hmerson
Phasket
Fielding High School
MontpeHer
Soda
Montpellier
New Glandogen gland tonic proposed for internal use
Leading authorities endorse gland transposition via internal glandular extracts instead of surgery. Dr Arnold Lorand notes using extracts from healthy young animals to reinforce aging or diseased glands. Glandogen comes as convenient tablets for men and women, offered by Paris Drug Company.
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Arnold Lorand
Paris Drug Company
Adv J
Local eye doctor to visit Hotel Paris on March 6
Dr. F. J. Alexander, organizer of Alexander Optical Company in Salt Lake City and longtime school examiner across Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming, will conduct regular professional visits to towns and will be at the Hotel Paris Saturday March 6 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Alexander
Alexander Optical Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Paris
Local Post Highlights Weekly Valley Events
Nearly every issue of The Post covers Bear Take Valley happenings. Send this weekly history of local events to friends who should know what's going on.
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Post
Telephone office to move into new quarters on West Center
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co will vacate current quarters next week and relocate to a newly constructed long term home on West Center Street. Plans await state manager guidance from Boise as the well situated building by A. W. and Earl Shepherd is prepared for tenant use.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
West Center Street
Boise
A. W
Earl Shepherd
Weather and Roads Aid Saints Travel to Paris from Lacketown
During the stake quarterly conference held here Saturday and Sunday the good weather and clear roads allowed saints from as far as Lacketown Utah to drive to Paris and back.
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Stake
Lacketown
Utah
Paris
New York Hosts Over a Million Aliens in 1925 Census
The 1925 census records 1,494,000 aliens in New York State and 1,125,000 in New York City. Despite a total population under six million, the city shows Europe’s enduring influence. Proportion of aliens peaks earlier but declines since 1916 due to immigration laws.
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New York State
New York City
Europe
New York
Surope
Funeral Services Held in Centerville Utah for Edmund Weilenman
Funeral services were held in Centerville Utah for Edmund Weilenman age 46 who died February 20 in Centerville. He had lived in Centerville for years after coming from Switzerland in 1886 with his parents Ulrich and Mrs Weisenman. Interment followed the service led by Bishop Tinge with hymns solos and speakers praising the deceased.
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Centerville
Utah
Edmund Wellenman
Ulrich Weisenman
Switzerland
Bishop Tinge
Thomas Mumford
Montpelier
Edn Sutton
Paris
Magna
Clyde White
Newell Kelsey
Love Devine
Lillian Bruderer
Salt Lake City
Mark Sutton
Tingey
Boy Seeks to Distribute The Gateway Posters
A boy from Gate City Business College in Pocatello Idaho seeks to distribute The Gateway and put up posters as of January 18 1904.
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Gateway
Gate City Business College
Pocatello
Idaho
Mrs William Grandy S listed with flu and illness amid family
Mrs William Grandy and her children are registered on the sick list with daily influenza.
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William Grandy
Big Sale at Pendrey’s Grocery and Meat Co
Pendrey Grocery and Meat Company advertises unusual bargains at their store starting Friday March 6. Read the ad on the back page to see why the sale is worth taking advantage of.
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Pendrey Grocery and Meat Company
Stock Association favors rigid bull inspection plan
At a Weld meeting the Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Association outlined 1928 season plans for the Cache Forest and announced an upcoming March bull inspection in the Bear Lake division. Permittees urged to prepare bulls in prime condition while three riders will manage cattle on the range to improve results.
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Bear Lake
Rexall Birthday Sale Ends. Paris Drug Store Reports Success
The 28rd Rexall birthday sale held by Paris Drug Store in February closed last Saturday. Manager Russell Clayton said the event was very successful and exceeded expectations. Merchandize, fresh from United Drug factories in the east, sold quickly on bargain counters. The sale will be held annually.
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Rexall
Paris
Russell Clayton
United Drug
East
Commissioners in Session Disposes Pending County Board
County commissioners held a short Tuesday meeting and disposed of matters before the board. Bills were allowed and warrants ordered drawn.
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Board of County Compmissioners
Aged Pioneer Hannah Caldwell Dies in Soda Springs
Hannah Caldwell a Soda Springs pioneer dies at 83 after long illness at granddaughter Mrs Kenneth Gorton's home. Born 1843 in Wales she crossed to America with Mormons in 1852 and later lived in Brigham City Malad Paris Canada before settling in Soda Springs. Funeral held at I. D. Church with sons pallbearers and survivors including daughters Rosella Margaret and several grandchildren.
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Soda Springs
Hannah Caldwell
Kenneth Gorton
Caldwell
America
Plains
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Brigham City
Malad
Paris
Canada
Lau
William Skinner
Bishop Hayes
Walter Hogan
Robert
Dan
Joan
Sylvester
Sylvanius
District Court in Session One Day
Judge O R Baum of Pocatello presided briefly as the calendar held few trials. Two criminal cases ended in guilty pleas with fines and suspended jail terms, plus a cafe manager pled guilty for missing worker insurance, case kept under advisement. Arthur Budge versus Bearake State Bank slated for next Monday before Judge Varian.
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O. R. Baum
Pocatello
State of Idaho
Minnie Allenbach
Arnold Wichler
Briggs
Burgoyne Cafe
Arthur Budge
Bearake State Bank
Varian
Welker family moves to Twin Falls residence
Alvah Welker and family of Bloom en departed Tuesday for Twin Falls to make their home. LeVern Nelson of Bloomington bought his property.
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Alvah Welker
Bloomen
Twin Falls
LeVern Nelson
Bloomington
Welker Family Moves to Twin Falls Idaho
Alvah Welker and family left Tuesday for Twin Falls to establish their new home. Mrs. Harry Quinton is in Idaho Falls visiting her son Leon Tiernock who has been ill with blood poisoning but is improving. Ira Osmond has spent weeks in Salt Lake City. Many locals attended the quarterly conference in Paris over the weekend. Miss Lela Christensen left Thursday for Pocatello to join a tournament. Elmer Parker, recently ill, is now able to work again. Miss Enza Christensen returned home from St Charles after visiting Mr and Mrs J J Pugmire.
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Alvah Welker
Twin Falls
Harry Quinton
Idaho Falls
Paris
Lela Christensen
Pocatello
Elmer Parker
Enza Christensen
St Charles
J. J Pugmire
Idaho Gasoline Tax for 1925 Near Million
Boise March 1. Thirty two million gallons of gasoline were sold in Idaho in 1925 and the gross tax there from for highway purposes was nearly $1,000,000, complete reports of the motor fuels bureau Commissioner F A Jeter said today. Only slightly more than one tenth of this amount went into state highway fund, the bulk going to the various counties.
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Boise
Idaho
Motor Fuels Bureau
F. A. Jeter
Conjoint Program Planned for Second Ward Chapel
A conjoint program will be held Sunday evening at 7 30 in the Second ward chapel with public invitation. The program features June Monson piano trio Mrs Lindquist Vocal solo A W Sheperd reading of slogan Wm Jaussi talk pres Roy A Welker vocal solo Opal Bloorn vocal duet Hilda and Ruby Lewis.
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Second Ward
Monson
Mrs. Lindquist & Co
A. W. Sheperd
Wm. Jaussi
Pres
Roy A. Welker
Opal Bloorn
Dnett
Hilda and
Ruby Lewis
Government Hospital Open to Ex-Service Men
Idaho veterans are informed of liberal hospitalization rights under federal law. Any honorably discharged veteran may obtain treatment for disease or disability at a government hospital by applying to the U S Veterans' Bureau in Boise. The Boise general hospital is a major Northwest institution. The American Legion and its Department officer William O Hall assist any veteran with claims before the bureau.
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Boise
Idaho
William O. Hall
Veterans’ Bureau
Will Rogers Caught Eating Onions in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake reporters describe Will Rogers, famed comedian and writer, in Salt Lake City on March day. He exhibited shy humor and greeted a female interviewer with a serious, boyish welcome before spending about an hour in the city and being photographed.
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Salt Lake
Will Rogers
Salt Lake City
Roger
Rogers
First Government Mail Carrier Over Mountain Trail
James Collings, 81, pioneer of Bear Lake valley and first mail carrier on a government contract from Paris to Franklin, endured deep snows and blizzards while delivering mail via Bloomington canyon for four winters. He once traveled 46 miles through the mountains on snow shoes, never carried a gun, and was lost three days in a blizzard, during which he met John Bird.
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Coollings
Paris
Franklin
Bloomington Canyon
Collings
United States Mail
Oter
Canyon
Cub River
John Bird
Springville
Utah
University to test throat cultures for meningitis spread
Commissioner David Burrell of the Idaho public welfare department said he would ask the University of Idaho to require throat cultures from students to monitor a third case of spinal meningitis.
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Bolae
Meareht
University of Idaho
David Burrell
State Department of Public Welfare
Spring Conference Attended by Bear Lake Saints
The spring stake conference in the Tabernacle at Paris drew a large Bear Lake stake attendance. Elder Charles H. Hart of Salt Lake spoke, with sessions for priesthood and women’s auxiliaries, music by stake choirs, testimonies, and numerous musical numbers led by Miss Mozelle Michaelson and others. The program concluded with closing remarks from Pres Roy A. Welker.
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Tabernacle
Paris
Bear Lake
Dider Charles H. Hart
Salt Lake
Hart
Geo. H. Robinson
Laketown
Benson Peterson
Jane Anderson
Ruth Dunford
Hitler James L. Dunford
Hitler Sidney Nebeker
Utah
Mozelle Michaelson
California
Elder Hart
Hyrum Ohio
Olver Cowdery
Roy A. Welker
Hir
Stake
L. T Shepherd Quartette
Birly Veda
L. Shepherd Lillias S. Grimmett
L. Spencer
Shepherd
Pevotional
Press
Will Buy Carload of Bulls for Beartth Cattle and Horse Assn
The Beartth Cattle and Horse Association plans to purchase a carload of 16 bred Hereford bulls. The stock will be bought by officials of Will Buy Carload of Spes County Agent-Chase-Kearl Gepht ea Mamtay morning for Enter Oregon. They will be run on the Cache forest reserve.
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Chase—Kearl Gephtea Mamtay
Enter -44
Oregon
Agss’n
Association
Cache Forest Reserve
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Pendrey
Stock Association
The
West
David Danies
Mr. Daniels
Rupert Caldwell
Leon T‘iernock
Ira Osmond
Government Hospital
Mountain Trail
James Collings
Bear Lake Valley
Dvorak
Rubens’ein
Wilhelmina S. Lindquist
Iks
Moselle Michaelson
Miniuet
Bee
Edgar Bunno
Pivre
Phyllis Athay
SPES
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