All-state interscholastic basketball team named
The Idaho all state basketball selections include two players from Pocatello and Moscow and one from Coeur d Alene, Boise, Twin Falls. First team stars Phil Peterson Moscow Ernest Nelson Moscow Gus Ahlstrom Pocatello Emerson Comber Pocatello Philip Rebensdorf Coeur d Alene guards and George Taylor Twin Falls William Wakeman Boise George Wilson Moscow. Second team includes William Thomas Pocatello George Taylor Twin Falls Bob Boughton Coeur d Alene center William Wake man Boise George Wilson Moscow guards. Honorable mentions listed with hometowns and a few standout stats noted including Peterson 34 points in four games.
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Pocatello
Coeur d'Alene
Moscow
Boise
Twin Falls
Phil Peterson
Ernest Nelson
Andrs
Emerson Hic Comber
Lee Tyrell
Christo
Coeur
d'Alene
Peterson
Coeur d’Alene
Lake City
Llestars
Nelson
Two Tickets Planned For Paris City Election
Paris voters will decide this year on mayor, clerk, treasurer and two councilmen from each ward. A mass meeting is set for April 12 at 8 p.m. at the courthouse to select candidates, with current officers expected to seek re election. A city council committee reported consensus favored placing two tickets.
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Paris
Shepherd
Court House
Laketown Grazing Assn Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Laketown Grazing Association met March 16 in the amusement hall. Dewitt Johnson was elected president with Wes Invite vice president and Andrew Madsen as another vice president. Officers include P. D. Moffat secretary treasurer and G. W. Weston seretary. The group voted to bush surplus cattle over permits and to station two steady riders May 15 to July 15 to manage cattle. Forest Service reps Carl B. Arentson H I Rice and W S Averill attended. meeting noted cooperative spirit with the Forest Service.
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Laketown
Forest Service
Carl B. Arentson
H. I Rice
Logan
Utah
Averill
Paris
Fores Service
Second Ward Relief Society to Present Comedy Drama Here
A three act comedy drama titled Clubbing A Husband will be staged next Wednesday by the Paris Second Ward Relief Society. Edith Painton wrote the story about ten women and their attempts at independence under the slogan Down with the men. A matinee at 3:30 will be held for school children with a large cast including Mrs Branche Newman and Edith Haddock.
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Second Ward Relief
Paris
Ava Ransom
Henrietta Ashton
Hoge Maud Ashton
Bird
Ottoway
Sai
Cornelia Hymas
Ferris
Edith Haddock
Georgiana Jordan
Tomas
Virginia’ Taylor
Whitney
Emma Skinner
Reynolds
Phyche Spencer
Harry Hudson
Yausst
Skylark
Grace Smedley
Henrietta—Ashton
Boston
Maud
Blanche Newman
Ashton
Doctor Moore Installs Infra Violet Lamp in Office
The piece reports Dr C Moore has installed a new infra violet red lamp in his office this week. The lamp is described as powerful and sunlike with infra red rays claimed to offer health benefits. It notes outdoor exposure and relief for colds neuritis and rheumatism though context remains uncertain.
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Moore
Doctor Locates Practice in Lava Hot Springs
Dr. J Forest MacClure of Montpelier is locating in Lava Hot Springs and fitting up an office in the Lava Hotel apartments formerly occupied by Dr Meeker of Soda Springs.
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T Lava
J. Forest MacClure
Montpelier
Lava Hot Springs
Lava Hotel
Meeker
Soda Springs
Governor Baldridge backs thorough Idaho tax probe
The governor favors a comprehensive tax inquiry and supports interim measures along with a study by the state board of equalization. He is land-minded, with farming, implements, and banking ties, and backs tax reduction to bolster progress.
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Baldridge
Idaho
State Board of Equalization
State Chamber launches Idaho publicity campaign
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce begins a weekly classified advertising push. Ralph Thomas, secretary, says 78 midwest papers with over five million total circulation will carry Idaho ads each Friday in 21 Iowa dailies, Kansas nine, Nebraska twelve, Missouri 25, and Illinois. The campaign also includes distributing Idaho articles to newspapers nationwide. Directors and Advisory Committee will meet to set plans for an extended effort.
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Idaho
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Ralph ‘Thomas
State Organi Gation
Middle West
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Clinois
State Chamber
MATS
Woman to asylum final hearing for Mia Charles Thompson
A final hearing for Mia Charles Thompson 84 and a Montpelier resident is set today before Judge Chris Tueller. County physician E F Guyon Dr George F Ashley and County Attorney Geraint Humphreys will determine commitment to Blackfoot asylum due to mental illness. Thompson is described as a Civil War veteran who served under General Olster in the Indian War.
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Mia
Charles‘Thompson
Montpelier
Chris Tueller
E. F. Guyon
Geo. F. Ashley
Geraint Humphreys
Blackfoot
Comoon
Hair
Thompson
Olster
Cokeville merchant swallows thumb tack
J. A. Larson, Cokeville Wyoming merchant, accidentally swallowed a thumb tack while dressing a window. He kept several tacks in his mouth for use and sought a specialist in Salt Lake City. An X-ray showed the tack in his intestines but doctors said there was no alarm.
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J. A. Larson
Cokeville
Wyo
Salt Lake
Farming Begins Near Twin Falls
Warmer weather improves spring conditions in Twin Falls country. Plowing and cultivation have started on southern slopes despite frost remain. Highway repairs progress as snow melts. some northern and southern stretches still closed under deep drifts. Last week’s storm aided farms and ranges with rain. J. Maughan of Logan Utah attends district court as field representative for Beneficial Life Insurance Co.
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Twin Falls
J. Maughan
Logan
Utah
The
Beneficial Life
Tnsurente-Co Bt
Conference rate granted for Bear Lake Stake convention
The Bear Lake Stake reports rail concession for its semi annual conference and conventions in Salt Lake City April 3 to 7, 1929. An excursion rate of one and one third fare to Salt Lake City will apply from Idaho Utah Western Wyoming Western Colorado Arizona New Mexico. Round trips may be on sale by March 31 with oversights allowed on return trips. do not buy one way or expect standard return fare.
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Salt Lake City
Baltake City
Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Salt Lake
Balt Lake City
First Ward Relief Society Commences Anniversary Day Program
The First Ward Relief Society held a Monday afternoon social in the ward chapel to commemorate its anniversary. Mrs. Christine Tueller led a program, including a sketch of the society since its organization, noting it was 50 years since its founding on January 19, 1929, and a vocal solo by Mrs. Nettie Alfred.
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Ward Chapel
First Ward Relief Society
Christine Tueller
Mary J. Rich
Mammy
Nettie Alfred
Ward Alcitemiene
Mra
Christine“Tueller
Relief Society
First Ward Production Delights Local Audience
Three Wise Fools, a three act comedy, played last night by First Ward talents to a packed opera house. The performance featured CHisS EKearl and Lucille Spencer as stage assistants, with many cast members from Fielding High and town groups. Additional show tonight with tickets selling fast.
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First Ward
Phon
Chiss Ekearl
Lucille Spencer
Dratatis
T Ward M. I. A
Fielding High
Town Boys
Theodore Findlay
Lester Alfred
Richard Grant
O'Neal
Rich Gray
Lassente
Water rights case heard in district court
Court convened to hear the water rights dispute between Pioneer Irrigation Manufacturing Co and South Field Canal Co. Attorneys from Pocatel lo Logan and Utah attended with several local counsel. The session drew interest from observers including court reporters and named professionals.
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District Court
Pioneer Irrigation d& Mfg. Co
South Field Direct É& Canal Co
Dudge
Election trouble keeps men from becoming statesmen
The remark notes that many men could be statesmen if they could avoid the difficulties of obtaining election. It reflects on political ambition hindered by the process and public scrutiny.
Governor vetoes pay raises for state supreme court and district judges
Gov Baldridge rejects a bill to raise salaries for Idaho’s top courts citing population and wealth growth. He suggests reducing district judges from 16 to 12 to save funds and allow a future raise. He also vetoes two election and arbitration bills and signs notes, insurance code, assessor tax provisions, and road funding measures.
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State Supreme Court
H. ©. Baldridge
Idaho
Co Ee
State Highway Fund
Insurance Code Commission
Deer and Game Conditions Reported by Deputy Warden
Deputy Game Warden Jesse Dunn tells The Post that winter conditions in Bear Lake County remain favorable for wildlife. He notes a single deer found dead likely of old age near St. Charles Canyon, with ample feed within ten feet, and estimates about 500 deer wintering in Montpelier Canyon with growth expected in summer. Chinese pheasants, sage hens, geese and ducks are wintering or returning in good numbers across the valley.
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Bear Lake
Dunn
Dingle
Novine
Card of Thanks for Robert Glick
The Glick family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for help during bereavement for their son and brother Robert. Gratitude is extended for spiritual and floral offerings in his memory from Harvey Glick and family.
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Robert
Harvey Glick
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Carlson
Genes
Boughton
G. i Rebensdorf
Booth
E. McComber
Abishom
Ward
Branche Newman
Twin
Falls
Fielding High School
Paris Opera House
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