The Paris Post editorial on improving coverage in the Bear Lake Valley
Editor Thomas E. Preston appeals to readers and non subscribers to boost circulation for The Paris Post in Paris Idaho. He outlines efforts to expand news coverage and asks for opinions to widen reach while noting sample copies will be sent to St Charles Bloomington and Ovid post offices during March.
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St. Charles
Bloomington
Ovid
Doc” Broxon
Bear Lake
Weather We Like It Weathers Through Winter
The writer praises the long cold season despite farming chores. They note enjoying winter and anticipate ice cutting on Bear Lake, reflecting a favorable rural view of seasonal weather.
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Bear Lake
Fielding High School basketball season saluted
The Fielding High School basketball team finished a commendable season, earning praise for sportsmanship and team play. Coaches Hyde and Dayton and the players are thanked for their fine effort that reflected well on the school and the area.
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Fielding
FHS
Hyde
Dayton
League Studies State Constitution Fourth in Series
Information compiled by the Idaho League of Women discusses how constitutional revisions come by formal voter approval. The piece links Supreme Court decisions to election outcomes and notes obsolescence due to time. It mentions salaries debt limits and fixed prices for school lands set by 1890 lawmakers.
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The
Idaho League of Womenovers
Rogers
Supreme Court
Idaho Constitution Revision by Amendment
The piece discusses how Idaho has revised its constitution mainly through amendments since 1896. It explains the two thirds legislature requirement, electorate ratification, separate ballot voting, and six week newspaper publication. Benefits include immediate action and proven voter approval. drawbacks include potential contradictions and piecemeal gaps.
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Idaho
Supreme Court
Home tips on electric motors and everyday equipment
University of Idaho leaflet explains motor maintenance heat and dirt cause failure while proper lubrication and ventilation extend life. It covers ironing temperatures for fabrics, hydrogenation of oils to resist spoilage, lard usefulness, and carpet care steps for spills and stain prevention.
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University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Farm Electrification Committee
Agricultural Engineering Department
Dept. of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Service
National Institute of Rug Cleaning
Sidewalks and Country Roads Discussion in Several Towns
A meeting with women’s groups in Ovid Liberty Paris and Montpelier discussed First Aid to Food Baymanship. The talk highlighted the fluid list of food items on the menu and related community concerns.
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Ovid
Liberty
Paris
Montpelier
4-H Make It Nicer Misses Janette Liveless Report
We discussed color blending and plans for the year. Miss Stegelmeier attended to talk about voting and project requirements. Officers elected were Wendy Henry president, Jeanene Hymas vice president, Christy Roland secretary, Janette Liveless reporter, Martyn Tigert song leader, Leslie Jensen game leader, Geniel Barkdull refreshments lead. Planned projects include one room accessory one storage item and a sewing article.
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Stegelmeier
Wendy Henry
Jeanene Hymas
Christy Roland
Janette Liveless
Martyn Tigert
Leslie Jensen
Geniel Barkdull
Bonnie Bakers and Happy Health Helpers Meeting Notes
Bonnie Bakers group met at Arlene Johnsons home with officer elections and sewing and cooking tasks. The Happy Health Helpers held a 29 member meeting with minutes read and songs led. demonstrations and project aid were provided by listed members.
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Beverly Allred
Scott Crane
McKay Crane
Mary Vermaas
Donnie Anderson
Jeffrey Cochran
Julie Kibby
Happy Health
Marilyn Transtrum
Happy Health Helpers
Wendy Pitchford
See
Bear Lake Badgers Meet Notes and Activities
Bear Lake Badgers report a meeting led by Vice president Eric Evans with pledges by Michael Barkdull and Jeanne Hymas. Barbara Cook presided, Chad Matthews absent, and illustrated talks by Jeanne Hymas Verena East ley Janette Loveless Sharon Skroh Stephen Phelps were noted. Meeting adjourned to Feb 27.
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Eric Evans
Michael Barkdull
Jeanne Hymas
See'y Chan Matthews
Gregory Haynes
Verena Eastley
Janette Loveless
Sharon Skroh
Stephen Phelps
Long
Roger Carver
Barbara Cook
Beverly Allred
Scott Crane
See
Chad Matthews
Hoof Beats Formed At Johnson Home Meeting
The Hoof Beats Horse Club held its second meeting at Russell and Anna Marie Johnsons home on February 26. Dale Clark presided at 7 PM, Lynn Ann Smith read the roll and minutes. Members chose Hoof Beats as the club name. Next meeting set for March 11 at the Johnson residence.
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Hoof
Mary Ellen Clark
Secon
Hoof Beats Horse Club
Russell
Anna Marie Johnson
Dale Clark
Lynn Ann Smith
Hoof Beats
Johnson
Meeting Notes From 4-H Club Program
A club gathering at the leader's home covered meal ideas for children and babies after the 4-H Pledge. Joan Hulme spoke on menus while Mrs Young demonstrated feeding and dressing a baby. Elaine Johnson was assigned a demonstration for next week.
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Nancy Hulme
Joan Hulme
Mrs. Young
Elaine Johnson
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