Paris Defeats O L Salt Lake in Close Emerson Gym Clash
Paris edged the O L Salt Lake quintet 35 to 17 in a tight game at Emerson Gym. Watkins of Paris fouled out late, shifting momentum as Crawford and Longhurst led Paris with strong team defense and a fast, determined attack. half time score was 12 to 9.
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Paris
Salt Lake
Emerson Gym
Watkins
O. S
O S. L
Crawford
Longhurst
USL
Pugmire c. Crawford Vallentine
Dana Stucki
Longhurst Hodge
Tueller Rohner
Clayton
Cleveland
Rohner
Representatives Return from Boise After Legislature
Senator Ola Transtrum of St. Charles and Representative W. W. Clark of Georgetown returned home last week from Boise where they participated in the past legislature.
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Ola Transtrum
St. Charles
W. W. Clark
Georgetown
Boise
New asylum head elected at Blackfoot
Blackfoot March 8 Dr Charles F Baker of Mackay was elected president of the new asylum board at its organization meeting Fred Gustafson secretary and Dr A F P Nilson of Oakley the other member attended by car The notice also seeks owners to contact D M Leight Alzada Montana regarding land for sale m-10-31
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Blackfoot
Charles F. Baker
Mackay
New Asylum Board
Fred Gustafson
A. F P.Q. Nilson
Oakley
D. M. Leight
Alzada, Montana
Flood of mail order catalogs grips Idaho towns
A Boise note from February 28 reports the annual flood of mail order catalogs arriving at Pocatello, Boise and other points. The Idaho Home Industries Association warns the outflow of dollars harms local merchants and communities, urging a home-trade movement and a bonfire campaign to promote buying locally.
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Norman Addison
Boise
Feruary
Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho Home Industries Association
Stato
Chamber of Commerce
Bloomington Honors Its Old Folks At Party
A Bloomington old folks party honored residents over 60 with a 2 pm program, dinner at 5 pm, and an evening of old time dances. Dell Nelson chaired the event, aided by volunteers, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Dave Krogue of Montpelier and Mr. and Mrs. Don Haddock and Mrs. Eliza Dunford of Paris.
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Bloomington
Dell Nelson
George T Thornock
Nelson
Dave Krogue
Montpelier
Don Haddock
Eliza Dunford
Paris
Funeral Rites Held for Paris Matron Eliza Dalrymple
Funeral services were held March 4 in Paris and Logan Utah for Mrs. Eliza Noble Dalrymple who died March 1 in Logan. Speakers praised her 30 years of Primary work, temple efforts, and devotion to children, with interment in Wardboro Cemetery.
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Paris 1St Ward
Eliza Noble Dalrymple
Logan
Utah
Zion
James
Poulsen Chase Kearl
Elijah C Keetch
St. Charles
Dalrymple
Mary J. Rich
Eliza B Cook
Edgar A. Guest
Ed C. Rich
Montpelier Stake
Blossom Wilks
Mignon Michaelson
Joseph S. Stucki
Wardboro
Wm. A. C. Keetch
O. T. Papworth
Eliza ‘Noble Dalrymple
John Q. Adams
5Th Ward
James ‘McMunin
Harold Swift
Alce Hale
Gertrude B. Smith
Mary Rex
Serge B. Benson
4Th Ward
Joseph R. Shepherd
Logan Temple
Annie Laker
Mary J Rich
Shepherd
Home, Dad and the Boy by Frank H. Cheley
A reflection on fathering that combines practical training with honesty and respect for boys rights. It argues fathers cannot fully interpret religious fatherhood and must model guided fun to keep youths focused and active. Thoughtful parental approach from H. Cheley of Denver.
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Dad
Frank H. Cheley
Man of
Galilee
H. Cheley
Denver
Colo
Scarred veterans plan Paris to New York flight
Paul Tarascon and Roger Coli, both World War I veterans, prepare a non stop Atlantic crossing from Le Bourget Paris to Mitchell Field New York in a Potez monoplane. They aim to depart around 3 AM May 14 with a 30 hour 30 minute flight time and a $25,000 prize offered by Raymond Ortelg for the first to complete the nonstop route.
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Paris
New York
Atlantic
Paul Tarascon
Roger Coli
Tarascon
Potez
West of Ireland
Montauk Point
Mitchell Field
Raymond Ortelg
Excursion Rates Granted to Salt Lake Conference
Pres Roy A Welker of the Bear Lake Stake presidency announced that the U L R Co of Salt Lake City will offer excursion rates of one and one half fare to Salt Lake for the semi annual conference and auxiliary conventions April 3 to 6. Tickets likely go on sale March 26. Round trip tickets are available at origin. one way tickets should not be purchased.
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Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Boy Scout Court of Honor Held Here
The first ward scout troop No. 50 presented a fine demonstration Tuesday evening after four months of study. Parents, friends and troop committees attended. Scoutmaster J S Gray led the program. Merit badges were awarded to Rulon Dunn Roland Tueller Wallace Grandy Donald Cole Lewis Shepherd Lyle Rich Ray Tueller Russell Athay Glenn Longhurst Grant Grandy Max Stucki Darrell Smith John Spencer Weldon Hess Sargent Rich and Clifford Collings.
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J. S. Gray
Rulon Dunn
Roland Tueller
Wallace Grandy
Donald Cole
Lewis Shepherd
Lyle Rich
Ray Tueller
Russell Athay
Glenn Longhurst
Grant Grandy
Max Stucki
Darrell Smith
John Spencer
Weldon Hess
Sargent Rich
Clifford Collings
Huge pre-historic mammals found in Idaho remains
Rupert reports fresh evidence of gigantic extinct mammals unearthed by L. Peterson in a gravel pit near Jackson Bridge southwest of Rupert. A hip bone 41 inches long and 38 inches around the wide end was found at twenty feet depth, well preserved except for a broken end, dark brown in color.
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Rupert
Idaho
Jackson Bridge
L. Peterson
Woman's Confidence in Her Protege Justified
In 1798 cotton could be grown on at most 200 acres and was costly to prepare for market. Mrs Greene urged Mr Whitney to supply needs, and he built a working model of a cotton cleaning machine after a single evening's discussion. This anecdote from a popular history highlights early American invention.
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Americnan
Waldemar Kaemypivert
White robin sighting near Blackfoot reported by C T Jackson ranch
A report from the C T Jackson ranch near Blackfoot says a pure white robin, slightly smaller than its flock, was seen with ten to twelve other birds feeding in nearby fields. The white plumage had a few gray wing feathers.
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C T. Jackson
Blackfoot
Death funeral brings Netbaur family to Pars
William Netbaur of Sugar City Dr J W Hayward and wife and Dr Clem Hayward of Logan and mother Mrs Wm G Hayward were in Pars several days last week attending the funeral services of Joseph Netbaur who died Wednesday evening.
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William Netbaur
Sugar City
J. W. Hayward
Clem ‘Hayward
Logan
Wm. G. Hayward
Pars
Joseph Netbaur
Perfect Behavior Rules from Neighborhood Children
A teacher collects quirky rules written by boys and girls from a crowded urban area. The items emphasize manners, honesty, cleanliness, restraint from violence, and caution about money and adults. Some rules use humorous misspellings and dialect, reflecting the children's voice.
Inter Stake Contest Meet Proposed by Six LDS Stakes
Six LDS Stakes including Bannock Bear Lake Montpelier Star Valley Idaho and Portneuf plan a mammoth inter stake contest possibly June 3rd and 4th in Bear Lake county with events at Montpelier and Bear Lake. The program features dancing outdoor sports tug of war horses toe tournament public speaking singing and music. Bear Lake stake representatives O C Dunford Joseph Stuckl and Mrs Nelle Olsen attended.
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Bannock
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Star Valley
Idaho
Portneuf
Beautiful Bear Lake
Civil War Veteran James Er Knapp Seriously Ill
Word has been received that Bear Lake Civil War veteran James Er Knapp is seriously ill at Caribou county hospital. He went to Soda Springs early last month to seek medical treatment.
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James Er Knapp
Bear Lake
Caribou County
Knapp
Soda Springs
Weed Control and Eradication Efforts Across Idaho Counties
State and county agents plan a statewide weed control program with field agronomist C B Ahlson leading efforts. Some counties will hire weed supervisors, others will rely on county agents, to curb weed spread and promote control methods including clean cultivation and chemical treatments such as carbon bisulphide and salt.
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Counses
C B. Ahlson
Mise-Jessle G. Ayres
H. W Hulbert
C. B. Ah Ison
Field Agronomiat
Extension Service
Idaho
University and Extension Division
Boise
Department of Agronomy
R. E. Brossard
Twin Falls County
O .S. Fletcher
Latah County
J W. Banker
Cassia
R. N. Irving
Kootenai County
Althe
Neibaur laid to rest in Bear Lake valley funeral
Joseph Neibaur died at his home in 1927 aged 92 after a long community and church service. Funeral services were held at Paris Prettard chapel with songs by the ward choir and remarks by church leaders. He is survived by a wife and five children living in Sugar City Ashton Sugar House Logan and Montana.
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Joseph Neibaur
Paris Prettard
Chase Longhurst
Bear Lake Valley
Neibaur
Nauvolt
Joseph Smith
Ward Choir
William Clayton
M. D. Low
Father
Pres
Wm. L. Rich
L. 1 Shepherd
BP. Ola—franstrum
EB. C. Ketch
Roy A. Welker
Marrying Marion Brought to Local Opera House
The Montpelier fourth ward M I A staged the musical comedy Marrying Marion at the local opera house last Thursday evening. The performance went off very successfully with ample entertainment and drew a full house as local talent offerings have recently appeared in the city. The show was directed by Mrs A E Thiel.
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Marion
Montpelier
Gmnall House
A. EB. Thiel
Sophomores Triumph Over Eighth Grade in Fast Battle
Last Monday night the sophomores defeated Emerson by a wide margin, 28 to something unseen, in a fast paced game. Emerson struggled to counter the sophomores’ quick passes and aggressive play as Pugmire Crawford Vallentine and teammates led the charge. The Emerson squad, expected to win, showed less spark and faded as the match wore on.
Revival of Italian lustre wares and early dates
The text notes Itali an lustre pieces dating to 1489 with Pesaro Gubbio and Deruta as famous producers. After about 1570 the art faded, revived later with limited success, and old models remain more beautiful. Early examples include twajolicus wares in northeastern Italy decorating vases, pitchers, plates, bottles, and flasks, with bottles sometimes used for fluors.
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Pesaro
Gubbio
Deruta
Italy
Eye Doctor Dr F J Alexander to Visit Paris Hotel
Dr F J Alexander will visit Paris city for professional eye care at the Paris Hotel on Saturday March 12 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Patrons with eye trouble are urged to attend.
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F. J. Alexander
Paris
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