Bear Lake Targeted as a Fishing Paradise Near Salt Lake City
Idaho repeals seining law and Utah and Idaho plan joint Bear Lake restocking. R B Thomas to lead hatchery program with U S Bureau of Fisheries support. Preliminary survey shows strong blue nose trout and mackinaw potential. 100000 mackinaw eggs shipped last fall to Logan hatchery for Bear Lake planting.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Bear Lake
Fisheren
Gus P. Backman
Chamber of Couree
Idaho
H. R. Groo
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Thomas
Gem State
Utah Department
Foster
Logan
Deseret News
Governor Hints Oil Highway From Utah Line to Paris
Governor C. Ben Ross visiting southeastern Idaho said Bear Lake county would be included in this year’s road program. He stated the oiling of the state highway from the Utah line at Fish Haven to Paris and possibly Montpelier would occur this year.
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C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Montpelier
Bear Lake
Utah
Fish Haven
Paris
Tueller Stevens Tie The Knot In Salt Lake Temple
Miss Marie Tueller daughter of Mr and Mrs John Tueller and Maurice Stevens of Rexburg were united in marriage in the Salt Lake temple last Wednesday. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Rexburg. Both are popular young people and well wished for happiness and prosperity.
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Marie Tueller
John Tueller
Maurice ‘Stevens
Rexburg
Salt Lake Temple
Utah
Impressive Funeral Rites Held for Fish Haven Matron
Funeral services were held Saturday at the Fish Haven ward chapel for Mrs. C. Stock 54 who died March 18 after a prolonged illness. The service was led by Frank Findlays and George Findlay with prayers by Senator E. M. Pugmire and benediction by Bishop Ernest st Alfred. The Garden City choir provided music with solos by Mrs. Landon Pugmire and Mrs. Lamont Scofield. Speakers included Ernest Scofield Jas L. Dunford and Pres. Roy A. Welker. The casket was covered with flowers.
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Fish Haven Ward
C. ©. Stock
Frank Findlays
George Findlay
Ward
E. M. Pugmire
Lakota
Ernest St Alfred
Garden City
Landon Pugmire
Lamont
State income tax law features include exemptions and tiered rates
Returns due by March 15. Individuals earning over 1000 single or 25000 heads of families and all corporations must file. Exemptions: first 1000 for singles and first 2500 for married filers. $300 exemption per dependent for married filers or heads of families. Tax rates: 1 percent on first 2000, 2 percent on next 2000, 3 percent on next 2000, and 4 percent on income over 6000.
Three Remaining Seek Bear Lake Deputy Game Warden Post
Seventeen applications were filed for the Bear Lake county deputy game warden post but have been reduced to three candidates. The finalists are Orr Sharon, Joseph Bunderson of St. Charles, and Gene Grimes of Montpelier, with Jesse Dunn currently the holder of the office.
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Bear Lake County
Orr
Sharon
Joseph Bunderson
St. Charles
Gene Grimes
Montpelier
Jesse Dunn
Marriage License Issued for Waneta Peeples Vail and Otto Chugg
A marriage license was issued Monday at the county clerk’s office to Miss Waneta Peeples Vail of Auburn Wyoming and Otto Victor Chugg of Ogden Utah. The ceremony was performed by Deputy County Clerk J. B S Peterson.
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Waneta Peeples Vail
Auburn
Wyo
Otto Victor Chugg
Ogden
Utah
J. 8 S. Peterson
Paris Welcomes Auditor Sam Tunks Family to Town
County Auditor Sam V. Tunks and his relatives moved from Montpelier to occupy the Georgy Taylor residence on first north east street in Paris. The Tunks family includes three sons Homer Rodney and Philip and Bill a nephew. the Post expresses the community’s welcome.
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Sam V. Tunks
Montpelier
Georgy Taylor
First North East Street
Governor Boss appoints Spiers at Lava
Governor C Ber Ross and public works commissioner Alvin Harbour visit southeastern Idaho and Lava Hot Springs properties. W W Spiers of St Anthony is named superintendent of Lava properties with new grounds work to start in fall and a new wing planned for the Blackfoot asylum. Spiers takes over Lava resort duties April 1.
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Pocatello
C. Ber Ross
Alvin “‘Harbour
Idaho
Lava Hot Springs
Boise
Twin Falls
W. W. Spiers
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Bssylum
Bpiers
Paul French
Yellowstone branch opens as rotary snow plow reaches town
H J Plumhof general manager of the Short Line visited Pocatello today after returning from Yellowstone branch opening Saturday by the rotary snow plow. He notes little snow is in Yellowstone country, averaging 25 to 26 inches the smallest in branch history. B W Robinson of Omaha vice president in charge of traffic on the Union Pacific and Mrs Robinson also visited.
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H. J. Plumhof
Pocatello
Yellowstone
Mrr
Plumhof
B.W. Robinson
Omaha
Union Pacific
Fire-damaged office building repaired and back in use
Two months after a fire damaged the stake of fice building repairs finished and fixtures replaced. The office paraphernalia has been moved back and the space is now occupied. The building appears clean and presentable.
Fertilizer Plant Speeds Production to Meet Demand
The Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Company at San Pedro adds 12 workers and shifts to three eight hour cycles to reach maximum output in three weeks. Operators expect full capacity soon as foreign and domestic orders surge.
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Agricultural Potnassium Phosphate Company
Sant’Pedro
Los Angeles Times
San Pedro
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf Pacific Redwood Line
Philippines
Orient
Latin America
Idaho
Modern Village at Clear Lake by L W Clement
L W Clement develops Lotowana Village on Clear Lake introducing eight cottages seven after additions with a harbor and floating landing stage. He has dredged a long stone wall promenade and a boat house with three speed boats ready for rental under a drive yourself plan. The James Herndon store at village entrance changed hands.
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Clement
Grimmett couple's Paris visit precedes Lake Balt trip
J. L. Grimmett a contractor from Idaho Falls and his wife spent Saturday in Paris then departed the next day for a brief visit to Lake Balt accompanied by Mrs. Louie Grimmett the contractor’s mother.
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J. L. Grimmett
Idaho Falls
Paris
Balt Lake
Louie Grimmett
Grimmett
Naked Doukhobor in Thrums Sparks Police Probe
In Thrums near Nelson B C spring arrivals led to seven Doukhobor women disrobing on fences. Officers ordered clothing on and a melee ensued with dust from itch powder and garden hoses used before the women were driven back indoors. Police investigate reports of naked gardening by Doukhobors nearby.
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Nelson
B. C
Sons of Freedom
Thrums B. C
Stephenson
Thurms
Thrums
Fielding High Male Glee Club Minstrel Concert
Under Prof Irwin Jensen the Fielding and Emerson schools male glee club will present a minstrel show Friday March 27 at 8 oclock. Proceeds aid expenses for the district state contest at Blackfoot April 18 and 19. Lineup includes Lawrence Austin Evan Allred Gilbert Arnell Klenith Arnell Gordon Austin Bryant Booth Ellicott Budge Gavendon Crawford Max Haddock Calvin Hymas Horace Hulme William Jaussi Clinton Grandy Don Johnson Newel Lewis Glen Longhurst Preston Michaelson Andrew Michaelson Truman Payne Francis Poulsen Laurel Pugmire Rex Poulsen Ronald Roberts Joy Shurtliff Lewis Shepherd Darrell Smith Lamont Thornock Julian Thornock Harold Thornock Navil Thornock Ronald Thornock Andrew Thomson Wayne Wilcox Howard Ward.
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Irwin Jensen
Fielding
Emerson
Blackfoot
Ronald Thornock
Andrew Thomson
Wayne Wilcox
Howard Ward
Scouts and Parents Attend Jamboree at Fielding High
About three hundred Scouts and parents gathered at Fielding High School on Saturday evening to hear D. C. Watkins of Pocatello, scout executive for southeastern Idaho, lecture on scoutcraft and the dangers of tobacco to youths. A program of songs, talks, refreshments, and games followed.
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Fielding High School
D. C. Watkins
Pocatello
Southeastern Idaho
America
Garden City Notes Weekend Visits and Club Meeting
Miss Gladys Pope visited from the Fort Hall Reservation and returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Langford and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman are in Colorado for mining assessments. Mr. and Mrs. Hyden moved to Laramie to resume duties in a cement plant. The Garden City literary club met in the ward chapel with book loans discussed and readings on The Rosary and Miss Lulu Bett planned for the April meeting.
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Gladys Pope
Fort Hall
Polly Pope
George Langford
Marion Freeman
Colorado
Bid Hyden
Laramie
Wyo
Hyden
Morris Hodges
Tsade Wamsley
Mirea—P
L. A. Marks
Everett Calder
Salt Lake
Mira Pope
Garden City Literary Club
Ward Chapel
North Rich High School
Transtrums Visit Athays and Budge Heads For Pocatello
Mr and Mrs James Transtrum of St Charles visited last Friday with Mr and Mrs S J Athay Raymond Budge departed yesterday morning for Pocatello to promote a wrestling card featuring Iran Dern.
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James
St. Charles
S. J. Athay
Raymond Budge
Pocatella
Iran Dern
Plan To Spend 1000 Dollars On Strawberry Sharon Road
The board of county commissioners at a special meeting discussed cooperating with the Forest Service Franklin and Bannock counties to repair the Strawberry Sharon road. Forester Averill urged action, and the clerk was directed to arrange a meeting at Grace before April 6 to decide positions. An extra 100 dollars was approved for the Bloomington canyon road to be matched by 100 more from the forest service.
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Board of County Commissioners
Forest Service
Franklin and Bannock County
Strawberry- Sharon
Carl B. Arent
Cache National Forest
W. 8. Averill
Franklin
Bannock County
Grace
Bloomington Canyon
Mine Rescue Car To Visit For Training Locals
A mine rescue car number 9 will conduct free first aid and rescue training in the area after April 6. C O O Connell will lead five one hour lessons for miners, high school students and business people, following a visit last summer. The course, offered by Solar Development Company, aims to broaden local safety readiness.
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J. A. Miller
Solar Development Company
C. O. O'Connell
O'Connell
Eleanor McWaters
1000 Pounds Cheese Stolen From Paris Creamery
A theft at the Mutual Creamery Co. Paris plant saw 1000 pounds of newly produced cheese worth 150 dollars stolen late Monday night. A pass key opened a rear door and the storage room lock was forced. Sheriff Asa Athay pursues several clues while seasoned cheese in the storeroom remained untouched.
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Paris
Mutual Creamery Co
Asa Athay
Huge rock crusher planned for Worm Creek canyon project
Sunderland and Burns Idaho Falls builders awarded October state highway contract to build 11 miles of road from Idaho Falls to south of St. Charles at 83000 dollars. They will install a 20000 dollar rock crushing plant in Worm Creek canyon west of Bloomington to supply rock and will shoot three quarters of a carload of dynamite. Camps will be at Paris Worm Creek and St. Charles with 40 men employed during construction. Bud Finlayson of Pocatello will supervise concrete work.
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Worm Creek Canyon
Bloomington
Burns
Paris
Worm Creek
St. Charles
Bud Finlayson
Pocatello
Mr. Burns
Thomas Plans No Change in Prison Policy
Boise March 25 R E Thomas state game warden will become warden of the Idaho penitentiary He says no radical policy changes will occur and that employment for prisoners will be expanded focusing on factory and farm outputs He will take over April 1 following study sessions at the prison and Eagle Island farm.
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Boise
The
Idaho Penitentiary
R. E. Thomas
Penal Institution
Joseph Wheler
Eagle Island
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Lava
California
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Forband
Los Angeles
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R. F. Crawford
Fielding High
Garden City Facts
Strawberry-Sharon Road
Brennor —McWaters
Canyn
Novelty Theatre
Paris, Idaho
EL Brendel
William Haines
Haines
Ronald Coleman
Ann Barding
Louis Wolheim
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