Beets Versus Wheat Economic Debate Aims at Sugar
A Utah Idaho article compares sugar imports with domestic wheat exports over ten years. It argues shifting 25 percent of wheat acreage to sugar beets would curb wheat surpluses, stabilize prices, diversify farming, and improve soil for rotations. Beet farming offers predictable cash returns and faster payment after harvest.
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United States
Harry A. Austin
United States Manufacturers' Association
Utah
Andidaho
India
Russia
Former Paris Boy Dies in Helena Montana
Hugh Sutton son of former Paris mayor Edw Sutton died in Helena while doing government work. A Fielding Academy and Agricultural College Logan Utah graduate known as Mohawk he played college football three years and served in World War I. Death likely from flu relapse. funeral in Salt Lake City.
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Hugh Sutton
Helena
Mont
Edw. Sutton
Magna
Utah
Fielding Academy
The
Agricultural College
Logan
Hugh
U. S. A Nation Service
Salt Lake City
Second Ward Relief Society Banquet Monday
The Second Ward Relief Society will entertain the ward's married members at a Monday evening banquet in the ward chapel and Emerson gym. Sisters are making efforts to ensure the event is the most successful in years, followed by a program and dance.
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Second Ward Relief Society
Emerson
Good Sisters
Fish Haven Man Undergoes Emergency Hernia Operation
Ernest Howell of Fish Haven was treated for a strangulated hernia after injuring himself while lifting green logs on Thursday. Surgeons Gertner King and Moore performed the operation at Dr Moore's Emergency Hospital in Paris. Howell is reported improving at this writing.
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Ernest
Howell
Fish Haven
Gertner
King
Moore
Paris
Dance Postponed by Fielding High School Senior Class
The Senior Ruff dance at Paris Pavilion, heavily promoted by Fielding High School seniors, has been postponed indefinitely by the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielding High School
Paris Pavilion
Ernest Gubler Recovers After Accident Near Glenns Ferry
Ernest Gubler, signalman for the O S L Ry, was struck by a motor car near Glenns Ferry last fall. His leg was amputated at Basbatelle Hospital and he now uses crutches while awaiting an artificial leg. He remains an optimistic, cheerful presence in town.
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Ernest Gubler
Glenns Ferry
Basbatelle
Ernést
McAdoo Campaign Slogan Shift Cited in Norfolk News
The Norfolk Nebraska News reports a change in Democratic messaging asking "Will McAdoo do?" amid party strategy. The piece notes the slogan tweak as part of broader campaign framing.
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McAdoo
Norfolk
Neb
Fire wipes out Geneva home of Dephriam Herzog
A Geneva resident Dephriam Herzog lost his home and nearly all personal belongings in a Sunday night fire. No insurance was carried, leaving the family with little protection against the loss.
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Dephriam Herzog
Geneva
Simuday
Sheep buyers and small shearer seek offers in Idaho
Wanted five to eight hundred head of sheep for the season and a small shearing outfit for sale. Contact Priest Bartschi at Noonan Idaho via telephone 297 R 13 Montpelier exchange. Harvest season could bring wheat prices up after storage. Sugar beets could boost US farm income and reduce sugar imports, with wide sugar beet area making crop failure unlikely and self sufficiency in sugar in case of war.
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Priest Bartschi
Noonan
Idaho
Montpelier
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Cuba
Grumpy to be staged at Opera House Tuesday
Second Ward M I A presents Grumpy at the Opera House on Tuesday evening March 18. The plot follows Virginia and Ernest, with Ernest possessing a valuable diamond until a theft secrets unfold as Grumpy’s clever schemes expose the real thief and reveal Ernest as the better match for Virginia.
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Opera House
Mr. Jargia
McClarens
Ernest
Africa
Jarvis
Virginia
Bette Man
Shepherd Clothing Store to Add Front and Windows
The Shepherd Clothing Store owned by L. T. Shepherd and son Edwin has contracted O. H. Grimmett to build a front matching F. T. Shepherd and Sons. Construction begins when frost clears, enabling large electrically lighted display windows to showcase goods.
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Shepherd Clothing
L. T. Shepherd
Edwin
O. H. Grimmett
F. T. Shepherd
Sons
Bacon Abundance Promotes Versatile Home Cooking
The article notes a plentiful bacon supply at moderate prices per USDA guidance. It urges diverse uses from breakfast to club sandwiches and soups, highlighting bacon with eggs, greens, beans, and cheese as flavorful, easy options for family meals and entertaining.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Vanitie Shoppe Announces Spring Opening in Paris
Mrs Allen and Miss Whiston of the Vanitie Shoppe Montel ier invite Paris and surrounding ladies to a spring opening Saturday March fifteenth from 1 to 6 pm. Explore hats of all styles and materials with prices for every age. Also visit the Beauty Parlor offering a Beauty Aid for Every Need. Alfalfa Seed offered at wholesale prices with samples and prices available. shipments freight or parcel post. Cacha Valley Commission Co Logan Utah.
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Allen
Whiston
Vanitie
Montelier
Paris
Shipamenta
Valley Commission Co
Logan
Utah
Paris Man Deaf All His Life Hears Radio Concert
A Paris man who has been deaf for over 45 years heard sounds for the first time Sunday evening at a home concert. Charles Stuck and several friends watched as an operator placed a headset on him and he reacted with a pleasant smile after listening to the radio concert, showcasing the oO cure for deafness.
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Lessie Shepherd
Charles Stuck
Former Fielding instructor makes Chicago recital mark
Prof. Irwin Jonsen, once a Fielding Academy music instructor, has been studying in Chicago and made a fine impression at a Master Class in Composition directed by Prof. Edgard A. Brazelton at the Bush Conservatory. He was listed as a principal and drew a strong audience response.
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Irwin Jonsen
Fielding Academy
Chicago
Edgard A. Brazelton
Bush Conservatory of
Jensen
Sharon to Build Elegant Chapel
Sharon ward plans an elegant ward meeting house of concrete and lumber. A full basement will serve socials and other events. O H Grimmett has submitted plans and is expected to be awarded the contract.
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Sharon Ward
O. H. Grimmett
Local Ad Aims to Keep Dollars At Home
A column urges residents to favor local advertising over mail order catalogs citing the impact on the economy. It argues that shipping money abroad for goods and printing hurts the community while home sales support local merchants and jobs.
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Idaho
Lara
Mackay Min- OY
Federal aid project approved for Bear Lake County road
Three highway projects in the state were approved by the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. Federal aid project No 80 in Bear Lake County will build eight miles of highway between Georgetown and Montpelier. Bids will be advertised once right of way is secured and the project is expected to be finished this summer.
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Sate
Federal Bureau of Apie Roads
Bear Lake County
Georgetown
Montpelier
Prisoner Taken to Pocatello After Forgery Plea
Sheriff Asa Athuy transferred county prisoner H M Hall to Pocatello Tuesday afternoon. Halil pleaded guilty to forgery before Judge Terrell in district court last week and sentence was withheld until March 17 at Pocatello.
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Asa Athuy
H M. Hall
Pocatello
Halil
Terrell I District Court
Pocatcollo
Fish Haven News Roundup of School Dance and Local Events
The Boy Scouts held a Friday dance selling popcorn and punch to fund their treasury. An accidental demonstration showed how to end a party on time when a scout tipped popcorn butter onto the furnace causing smoke and a belated benediction. Joseph P. Stock returned to Ogden for the summer. Garden City Social Players presented Escaped from the Law to good town turnout. Our M I A actors left in three Fords to perform The Finger of Scorn with radio concerts at Randolph Laketown and likely Woodruff. Mrs Orene Stock and Mrs Viola Erickson are recovering well after recent operations.
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Joseph P. Stock
Ogden
Garden City
Fords
Randolph
Laketown
Woodruff
Orene Stock
Viola Erickson
Deed Recording Advisory for Koma Property Bear Lake County
In Bear Lake County many have not recorded deeds at the county recorder’s office. Visit the county seat to look up records and receive guidance on proper recording and released mortgages. Mr William Wilker, injured months ago at Anacomia Milling Company Conda, is now mobile on crutches.
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Bear Lake County
County Recorder's Office
William Wilker
Anacomia Milling Company
Conda
Four Utah Fuel workers die in No 2 mine explosion
Four men over seventy years old and longtime Utah Fuel Co employees died in the No 2 mine explosion on Saturday morning. The victims were Ed L. Jones, Thomas L. Reese, Ed Cox and Andrew Colbert.
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Utah Fuel Company
Ed. L. Jones
Thomas L. Reese
Ed Cox
Andrew Colbert
Mine Disaster Smashes Third Brother in Utah Fatality
In a Utah mining disaster at mine No. 2 an elder employee killed on Saturday joins two brothers who perished earlier, wiping out a single family of three who spent their lives beneath the surface, tying to the Winter Quarters catastrophe of May 1, 1900.
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Utah
Five family members entombed in Utah mine No. 2
CASTLE GATE Utah March 10 Five close relatives of L T Davis manager of the Wasatch store here are entombed in Utah Fuel company mine No 2 They are John Davis his brother Thomas Rees and Edward Cox his uncles David Evans his cousin and Robert Crow his brother in law Davis father was killed in a cavern in mine No 1 twelve years ago Many relatives on his fathers side were also killed in mine disasters
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Castle Gate
Utah
L. T. Davis
Wasatch
Utah Fuel Company
John Davis
Thomas Rees
Edward Cox
David Evans
Robert Crow
Davis
Fathers and Sons Die Side by Side in Mine Disaster
The Utah Fuel Company Mine 2 disaster leaves twenty two bodies recovered all badly mutilated with some lacking heads or limbs. Rescue efforts continue amid gas and smoke with officials promising aid to families under state Workmen’s Compensation. Governor Mabey and officials visited the site as graves are prepared and coffins are en route from Salt Lake City.
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C. H Hotchkiss
Utah-Ekuol Company
Castle Gate
Associated Press
Charles R. Mabey
Utah
Canyon
Salt Lake City
Nunar
Name Your Farm Campaign For Distinct Farm Names
A farmer's name or chosen farm name adds distinction to the products and appeal. Care is urged to avoid duplicating names within the same neighborhood to prevent confusion and strengthen identity.
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Farm Bureau
Scouts Hold Party In First Ward Chapel Initiation Adds Four
Boy Scouts and First ward officers hosted a party in the ward chapel last night. Four new scouts were initiated under scout masters Eugene Rich and C H Pearce. Each scout escorted a young lady to the party and back home after the entertainment. Cake and ice cream were served with games and a program as the main activities.
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First Ward
Ward
Eugene Rich
C H. Pearce
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