New Election Laws in Sixteenth Legislature Pass
Three new laws set rules for nominations and elections in cities and villages. Boise excluded. House bill 286 regulates registrations, senate bill 330 creates provisions for nominating and electing city officials, and house bill 125 makes second class city treasurers elective. Attorney General Black prepares summaries and dissemination to clerks.
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Boise
Preston
Committee On Judiciary
Iby Callahan
Black’ i
Black
Eboobirk
Montpelier Defeats Emerson in Underdog Duel at Home
In Emerson Gymnasium last Saturday Montpelier High School beat Emerson 24 to 13 amid a fast, clean game. Montpelier led 8-12 at halftime and stayed undefeated in district school play, boasting 10 wins.
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Emjerson
Montpelier
Automobile Owner Licenses Due This Year 1921
Notice to car owners that 1921 licenses are due and payable when roads permit. Application blanks and receipts are at the county assessor who urges prompt procurement and placement on cars before use. James Dunn, Assessor.
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Ayo eHow
James Dunn
Membership Growth in LDS Church Report 1929
A 1929 report by Dr H K Carroll shows LDS Church membership at 462 797 with 93 009 new members, 220 new elders added in 1920, 7910 bishops and 1640 church buildings. Organ recitals at the tabernacle resumed after renovations under church leadership.
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Thg. Bop
H. K. Carroll
P Pipinfield
N. J
The
Christian ‘Herald
Tabernacle
I D B. Church
Coméemnece
Congress to Stay in Session for Tax and Tariff Revisions
President Harding authorized a one week delayed special session announced by Senator Lodge. The Senate will remain in session tomorrow to consider additional nominations and allow Congress to frame the proposed program on tax and tariff revisions.
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White House
Harding
Senate
Lodge
Utah cans 775000 cases for Far East relief move
The Utah Canners association backs consigning 775000 cases of Utah canned goods to Near East and European relief commissions rather than accepting the $145000 donated by Utah residents. Gov W P Spry, in Washington, was asked to confer with relief commissions in New York.
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Salt Lake
Mar
Utah’ Cantners‘*association
Utah
Kor
Amer
W.P. Spry
Washington
New York
Telephone Company Plans Move to Browning Building
The Mountain States Telephone Company will relocate their office to the Browning building within the week. Rooms are secured and the telephone girls will have improved quarters compared to their current home.
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Mountain’ States Telephone Company
Browning Building
Paris Post Praised by Utah Subscriber
A Utah reader commends the Paris Post describing it as a leader in news among small-town papers and expressing that daily publication would be preferred. The note appreciates the paper for smoothing rough places with its coverage.
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Paris Post
Farm account book aids tax reporting for farmers
The University Extension Service announces new farm account books distributed to New England and Midwest states. The books simplify bookkeeping and satisfy income tax requirements, with the 4page summary used in lieu of Form 1040F. Copies cost 15 cents and are available via county agents or the Boise extension division. George Passey of Paris, Idaho, was in town on business.
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New England
Ican Farm Bureau
Federation Pone Bsentatives
Department Meneericulture
Keington
D. C
Come Tax Division
Rbiank
University Extension
Ite-uise
Boise
Girls Summer Home Policy Statement by Stake Leaders
Stake leaders outline the Girls Summer Home for the Bear Lake Stake noting it is not a new church move. A matron will oversee six weeks to two months, with a fixed schedule and parental visits allowed. Only girls and their mothers may sleep there, with chaperones and the resort manager ensuring welfare.
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Provo Canyon
Utah Stake
Ita
Heavy Snow Reported in Mountains of Idaho
Pocatello Idaho March 13 according to reports from the state forestry department there is still considerable snow in the central Idaho mountains and plenty of water for irrigation use during the coming season is assured. The last report states snow depths at Hailey sixteen inches Soldier Creek fifty two inches Winslow's twenty six inches Galena station sixty inches and Mascot mine forty two inches. The snow is well packed and of high water component ensuring ample spring supply.
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Pocatello
Idaho
State Forestry Department
Idaho Mountains
Hailey
Soldier Creek
Winslow’s
Galena Station
Mascot Mine
Annual Conference of L D S Opens April 3
The Latter day Saints of the Church of Jesus Christ announce the ninety first semi annual general conference with the first session in the Salt Lake tabernacle on Sunday April 3 at 10 o'clock. Sessions continue Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with a special priesthood meeting Monday at 10 and a general priesthood meeting Tuesday at 7. Special railroad rates apply April 1 to 6.
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Latter-day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Assembly Hall
Tabernnacle
Grand Jury Convenes March 14 in Pocatello
Federal grand jury in Pocatello will convene March 14 under Judge F S Dietrich. Several major cases are scheduled including indictments against five men held by Salt Lake Secret Service head William Davenport for counterfeiting. Also named are Whipple Morton and Herman McCull enbough accused February 28 of stealing liberty bonds and war savings stamps from a Yellowstone ranger. Lee Proctor indictment requested for February 6 arrest on fraud scheme. Fred N Morris, ex Y M C A secretary in Pocatello, sought for forging two soldier bonus checks.
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Pocatello
F.S. Dietrich
William Davenport
Secret Service Department
Salt Lake
Grand Jury
Whipple Morton
Herman McCullenbough
Yellowstone Park
United States
G. W. Edington
Idaho Falls
Lee Proctor
Federal Reserve
Fred N. Morris
Utah
Testimonial honors retiring stake choir leader L T Shepherd
Nearly two hundred members and friends gathered at the Paris Pavilion last night to honor L T Shepherd retiring choir leader. A leather rocking chair was presented as a token of respect, with speeches by Fred Price and Seymour Spencer and renditions by Garnet soloist Archie Shepherd Miss Bertha Cook and Miss Veda Low contributed readings and reminiscences from H R Shepherd highlighting Shepherds fifteen years of faithful leadership and musical excellence.
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Stake
L. T. Shepherd
Paris -Pavilion
Fred Price
Seymour ‘Spencer
L.T., Shepherd
Garnét Solo
Archie Shepherdy
Ress
Wm. L. Rich
Shepherd
H. R. Shepherd
L. T. Sheperd
Girl Wanted Ad Notice From Fish Haven
An 18 year old, good looking girl is sought in a brief classified ad from R. F. Corless of Fish Haven. The notice is short and lacks additional details or contact information.
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R. F.corless
Fish Haven
Fielding Academy Students Present Recital
The Fielding Academy hosted a beginners recital led by Instructor Hamlin featuring piano solos cornet selections and a piano duet performance by students Beatrice Taylor Maurine Welker and others in the school auditorium last Friday night.
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Fielding Academy
Hamlin
Cecees Teaver
He A. Rogers
Beatrice Taylor & Maurine
Welker
Felony Proposed For Derogatory Bank Statements in Idaho
A bill advanced by Idaho lawmakers would make it a felony to wilfully circulate any statement or rumor harming a bank s solvency or financial standing. The measure carries up to 5000 fine or five years in prison or both and mirrors similar laws enacted in other states, including Massachusetts.
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Idaho
Committee On
Massachusetts
Mdfith
Relief Societies of Both Wards Mark Anniversary
The First and Second ward Relief Societies commemorated their anniversaries with joint programs and refreshments. City voters are reminded to verify registration status before the upcoming city election. those who moved wards must re-register. City Clerk W Smith Hoge holds registration blanks and will register during office hours up to the Saturday before election. Election day falls on the fourth Tuesday in April, the 26th.
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First
Second Ward
W. Smith Hoge
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