Ideal Lambing Conditions Across Southern Idaho Benefit Early Flocks
Conditions for lambing are favorable across southern Idaho with early shed lambing expected to yield 100 percent or better, possibly 20 percent above last year. About 70 percent of fall ewes were bred for early lambing as grass comes on. market outlook anticipates higher wool and lamb prices, with June and July lamb shipments strong and regional loading points noted.
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Idaho
Cary Lambs
Hill City
Bellevue
California
Arizona
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
Fielding High School Hosts First Parents Day
Friday March 9 marked Fielding High School’s inaugural parents day with about 105 attendees. The morning featured class visits and a crowded auditorium program including band selections, speeches, and quartets followed by a two hundred fifty person lunch, then an afternoon of music dancing and discussions on school administration.
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Louis Christensen
Maurita Cleveland
Lynn Hayward
Rich
Roy A. Welker
O. C. Dunford
Hi Fm
Sugar Beet Meetings Held by Utah Idaho Company
Leonard Ball officials from the Utah Idaho Sugar Company plan meetings in Bear Lake County with farmers to discuss beet acreage, drills, and seed for the season. Meetings set for March 20 21 in Georgetown Liberty Paris Montpelier. postpone County Farm Bureau session to March 23 due to Relief Society anniversary.
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Leonard © Ball
Utah-Idaho
Sugar’ Company
Liberty
Che
Paris
Brower
Bear Lake County
Relief_Society
The
County Farm Bureau
Salt Lake Conference Excursion Rates Announced
General information on Salt Lake City excursion rates indicates travel will begin around April 8. Consult the local agent for sale timings. The rate is one and a half fares round trip, with the ticket bought at the origin. The certificate plan will not be in effect for this excursion.
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Salt Lake City
Eute-Plan
Idaho Governor Praises Seventeenth Legislature Pledges Kept
Governor Moore reports that Idaho's Seventeenth Legislature carried out campaign pledges with 25 percent savings in two year appropriations and more than 900000 dollars in direct cuts plus 800000 dollars from highway financing. He says education and farming support were preserved while local tax relief and practical economies benefited the state.
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Boise
Idaho
Mar
Republican Party
Moore
Funeral notices and respectful greetings from Bloomington IFEMS
Mr and Mrs Horace Hayes of Georgetown attended the funeral of ED J Haddock an uncle of Mrs Hayes. Abram Ward of Rigby attended the funeral of his brother in law ED J Haddock. Miss Lillie Nelson visited her parents Heber and Mrs Nelson. Jay Haddock returned from Albion for his father s funeral. Lizzie Gallyer of Salt Lake City attended Haddock funeral. Chester Williams Cokeville attended Mrs Williams brother B J Haddock s funeral. Hyrum Thompson welcomed twins a boy and a girl all doing nicely.
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Horace Hayes
Georgetown
Haddock
Hayes
Abram Ward
Rigby
ED J. Haddock
Lillie Nelson
Heber Nelson
Jay Haddock
Albion
Lizzie Gallyer
Salt Lake “City
EB. J. Haddock
Chester Williams
Cokeville
Williams
B.J.” "Haddock
Hyrum—Thompson
Funeral Held for the Late BE Haddock in Bloomington
A funeral for Judge BE J Haddock was conducted with speakers praising his community service in education and social matters. The service featured songs by Lavina Reese and Violet Price, followed by short talks and a benediction. Burial occurred in Bloomington cemetery. Haddock, born December 22 1865 in Bloomington, was a pioneer settler and three term Probate Judge, father of nine.
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J. Haddock
Albert E Jarvis
James L. Dunford
Jesus
Lote
MsSo Lavina Reese
Violet— ‘Price
Pras
Roy
A. Welker
A. A. Hart
Sively Pang
Joseph S—Price
Bloomington
Mr. Haddock
BE. J. Haddock
Edward Haddock
Bear Lake County
Hoe
Bear Island senator to present remarks in upcoming session
A Bear Island representative will speak in the current session and present remarks expected to provide value to attendees. The stake choir will attend and special music will be rendered, with the audience anticipated to respond positively.
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Ibe
Bearik
Fie Stake
Legislature trims costs and consolidates departments
Senator Transtrum praises economy in the Idaho legislature, noting savings of about $1,000,000. Wages are cut, several departments are merged or abolished, and travel and institutes costs are slashed while education funding is preserved for the university and technical institute. Governor Moore pushes a strict economy program across state operations.
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Ola Transtrum
Boise
Henator
Oles
Seral
Haho
Janstrum
Terentiaduae University
Thechnical Institute
Pocatello
Commisssioner of
Moore
Weston Defeats Driggs to Champion Southeastern Idaho Basketball
Weston defeated Driggs 37 to 33 and 22 to 16 in Rexburg last Friday to clinch the Southeastern Idaho basketball title. The fast games provided excitement and suspense as Weston extended its lead from Crees en route to the state championship at Moscow next week.
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Weston
Southeastern Idaho
Driggs
Rexburg
Crees
Moscow
Local notes and health updates from St Charles area
Gowan tied up by illness and a suspected canned goods poisoning case. Madge Stuket replaces Iola Keetch as teacher while Keetch travels in California. St Charles Irrigation Co directors meet Monday. Influenza cases slowly improve. Casey baby at Camp Lifton remains very ill. Mattson too sick to lie down. Nina Michaelson spent 80 days in Montpelier for medical treatment. Snowen inches fallen and drifts formed by winds. signs of spring scarce.
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Gowan
Madge Stuket
Iola Keetch
California
St. Charles
Utah Passes Cigarette Law Set To Take Effect in Sixty Days
The Utah legislature passed and signed a cigarette law to take effect in sixty days. Licensed dealers may sell tobacco and cigarettes and the state will not levy a tax per cigarette, forecast to bring in about 150000 dollars annually. Newspapers may print tobacco ads but cigarette ads and billboard tobacco displays are prohibited.
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Utah
Utah mine owners announce 50 cent wage increase
Operators of all metal mines in Utah announce a general wage rise for all employees in mine and mill from seven to ten percent, with a maximum of 60 cents per day. The Utah Copper Company says the raise takes effect March 10 as higher metal prices make the increase possible.
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Utah
Salt
Lake “City
Uteh. Copper’ ‘Company
Farm Credit Bill Moves Through House For Farmers Credit
The Farm Credit bill passed the House, aiming to provide farmers with better credit to produce and market. It would raise individual loan limits from 10 000 to 25 000 and broaden mortgage loan purposes to include repayment of existing indebtedness.
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Alma
Findlay
Oral Farm Loan Association
Lake
Washington
House of Representatives
Federal Land’ Banks
Local Singer Sings in Opera at Rexburg
Miss Bertha Cook Emerson school music instructor travels to Rexburg to sing lead soprano in an opera presented by Rick's Normal for three nights this week.
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Rexburg
Bertha Cook
Emerson School
Rick
Local Boy Accepts Professorship in University
Harold Shepherd son of Pres and Mrs J R Shepherd of Logan Utah graduated in law at Stanford last year and has since been dean of law at the University of Wyoming he has accepted a professorship in the law department at Stanford University.
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Harold Shepherd
J. R. Shepherd
Logan
Utah
Stanford University
University of Wyoming
Government official to interview disabled World War veterans in Paris
A Swift Veterans Bureau representative arrives in Paris on March 21 for two days to interview disabled World War I veterans for potential government compensation and vocational training. The visit covers southern Idaho areas and offers guidance on filing claims before deadlines while urging immediate hospitalization for serious injuries.
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Spiurtig Gnal
United States
Veterans’ Bureau
Paris
C. O. Moorh
Idaho
My. Swift
Mr. Swift
Swift
Exchange Offer at Local Stock Exchange Column
Mr Klass E Fide leads the local stock exchange promising flexible exchanges for items or services. Through Klass BE Fide Columns readers can trade almost anything for almost anything, via phone or ad submission.
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Tha Jocal “Stock” Exchange
Missionary Letters Preview Promises Interesting Read
Watch our next issue for missionary letters. We have several interesting ones we will publish.
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Missionary Letters
Sugar company announces fifty cent bonus to beet growers
Idaho Falls area receives news that Utah Idaho Sugar company will immediately pay a fifty cent bonus per ton on the 1922 beet crop under the sliding scale agreement with growers. The payout to the region will total between twenty thousand and thirty thousand dollars.
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Idaho Walls
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
Idaho Falls
Farmers urged to use Paris Flour Mill service
Announcement promotes using the Paris Flour Mill for seed grain cleaning to save time and money. Includes contact options for Victor Mouritier with phone numbers 58 or 20.
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Paris
Victor Mouritier
Oregon Shin Gles Carload Arrival Reported
A carload of Oregon Shin gles has just been received by H R Shepherd Lumber Co. for Farm Life. The item signals ongoing supply to local builders and retailers.
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Oregon
Shepherd
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Jery
IFEMS
MATOR
Mattson
Hisa
Nina Michaelson
Second Ward Relief Society
Farm-Credit
P. O. Box
H-E—Coles“Company
Incorporated
MR. Klass E
FIDE
Sugar Company
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