Sugar Beet Meeting Aims To Aid Local Farmers
A Sugar Co officials meeting at the first ward chapel on Saturday drew beet growers from Bear Lake County. speakers highlighted local sugar beet benefits, soil fertility, and the crop’s profitability, noting beets improve soil and yield for subsequent seasons.
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First Ward
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
M. H. Chapman
Johnn L. Haynes
H. W Earl
Chase Kearl
H. Wiparte Saayieaing
Sugar Company
Intermountain
Chase Heart
Bear Lake County
High School Opera Priscilla to Be Presented
The high school opera Priscilla, based on Miles Standish legend, will be staged soon. Cast includes Bedford Bird William Bradford and Hattie Wallentine with Roy Findlay directing the Glee Club and Orchestra and Geneal Price and Tulse Madsen at the piano.
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Priscilla
Miles_Stamdish
Jensen
Bedford Bird
Miss Cook
Roy Findlay
Miles “Standish
Shenpe Mere Steesopepanserige
Saintans
Bedford
Tueller
William Bradford
Epubilo
Winter Snow Threatens Highways From Fish Haven to Montpelier
Snow and water damage on the highway from Fish Haven to Montpelier threaten thousands of dollars in repairs. Perspiring road surfaces churn clay upward and water drainage is blocked, risking impassability north of Paris near Ovid where rats are reported over a foot deep.
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Highway Department
Fish Haven
Montpelier
Paris
Ovid
Governor Bald ridge to make several appointments at capitol
Boise March 25 Governor Bald ridge is expected to appoint several officials this week. Likely choices include J D Rigney of Jerome to the public utilities commission succeeding W H Gibson. C E Macey as public welfare commissioner. and Robert Archibald as purchasing agent. Hugo, a former state senator from Latah, and Rigney, a former Eighteenth Senate member from Jerome, are noted as familiar with state finances and as progressive.
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Boise
Mar
Baldridge
Public Utilities Commission
W. H. Gibbson
J. D. Rigney
Jerome
C. E. Macey
Robert Archibald
Hugo
Latah County
Rigney
Eighteenth
Senate
Jerome County
The Post Reaches Over Four Thousand Readers
The Post reports a readership over 4000 with an average of four readers per family. Circulation has grown in recent years, expanding paper and field, adding features and offering news of the area. Businesses recognize the paper as economical and effective for reaching buyers. New residents bring ideas, and commerce is set to expand with community support.
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the Post
Breatsie Lake Way
Mani
Town Ladies Put On Clever Show
The Second Ward Relief Society presented a three act comedy drama “Clubbing a Husband” at the local opera house last night. Twelve women carried the piece with wit and charm showing strong stage debuts and a plot where suffrage ideas spark a women’s club effort against men.
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Second Ward Relief Society
Chuck
Branche Newman
Oil prospecting interests to inspect Murphy holdings
Ocookeville geologist and field man says two Southern subsidiaries of Standard Oil Texas End will visit Oxinhams company area within two weeks to review Murphy acreage in Bear River valley.
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Ocokeville
Oakeville
Texas
Oxinhams Company
Bloomington resident Mary Wilks dies after long illness
Mary Wilks, 87, a Bloomington resident since 1886 and native of England born November 3, 1841, died at home after several weeks of illness. Funeral services were held at the Bloomington ward chapel with interment in the local cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs. J Jarvis and Mrs W Ham Thornock, and sons Fran Wilks and John Wilks.
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Mary
Wilks
Blomington
England
Bloomington Ward Chapel
America
J. Jarvis
Wm. Thorn Bloomington
Alma
Wyoming
Bloomington
Meath
Belmont
South Hawkington
Alfrad
Batéman
Relief Society
Wham Thornock
Fran Wilks
Ogden
Utah
John Wi
Par
Baldridge Weighs Northwest Good Will Auto Tour
Governor Baldridge considers a four state good will caravan with governors from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. The route would run Seattle Portland Boise to Spokane Yellowstone Park and Beattie linking interests across the region. The tour to start soon after Yellowstone opens in June.
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Boise
Northwest
H. C. Baldridge
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Baldridge
Seattle
Portland
Qise
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park
Spokane
Rearn
Beattie
Apreenar - Baldridge
Balridge
State Chamber of Commerce
War Soldiers Attend Dist Convention in Montpelier
Besar Lake Post of the American Legion joins Montpelier post for a district gathering in Montpelier. Officials present include Edith Hineiman Matilda Vaughn LeRoy Patch Lester Albert D L Bush and O H Hudelston. Business at 4 30 p m Banquet at 7 p m and a public dance at 9 p m.
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Besar Lake
American Legion
Legion
Montpelier
Idaho
Edith M. Hineiman
Blackfoot
Matilda Vaughn
Soda Springs
LeRoy V. Patch
Payette
Lester F. Albert
Boise
D. L. Bush
Con Breaks Up the Whole Affair in Short Order
A concise report notes that Con rapidly ends a complex matter, delivering quick resolution. The phrasing suggests a decisive intervention by an unnamed figure. The piece emphasizes speed and clarity in resolving complications.
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Con
The Spirit of Easter Theme Explored In Past Issue
The article discusses Easter as a idea of resurrection shared by Christian and pagan traditions. It links the holiday to nature reviving after winter and introduces an illustrated feature titled The Spirit of Easter.
Lukens Announces State Medical Board Appointments
Commissioner Fred E. Lukens announced the state medical board appointments on Saturday. Three of the five members are new, including physicians Charles Moore Paris Dr F W Almond Boise Dr O F Hammer Salmon Dr C O Conant Weiser and Dr H W Olouchek Twin Falls.
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State Medical Board
Fred E. Lukens
Les Charles
Moore
Paris
F. W. ‘Almond
Boise
0. F. Hammer
Salmon
C. O. Conant
Weiser
H. W. Olouchek
Twin Falls
Wallis Named Training Camp Representative
John A. Wallis has been appointed county chairman for the Military Training Camp Association by H. A. Lawson. Training camps will be at Fort Douglas Utah Fort George Wright Spokane and Fort Missoula Montana opening June seventeenth. Free transportation offered to candidates.
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John A. Wallis
Military Training Camp Association
H. A. Lawson
Boise
Enly Co
Paris
Fort Douglas
Utah
Fort George Wright
Spokane
Washington
Fort Missoula
Montana
County Residents Use Makeshift Conveyances For Town Travel
County residents living along the highway continue to rely on improvised transports to reach town as roads remain unsuitable for buggy or sleigh travel.
Funeral Rites Held for St Charles Man Lorenzo D Young
Funeral services for Lorenzo D. Young of St Charles were large and impressive with many friends and relatives in attendance. Interment was at St Charles cemetery. he died March 18 after being a Bear Lake original settler born March 24, 1854 in Salt Lake. Survived by widow Sarah and numerous children grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Lorenzo D. Young
California
W. A. ©. Keetch
J. W. Linford
Pres
Ola Transtrum
E. M. Pugmire
M. O. Harris
Logan
Utah
St. Charles
Bear Lake
Sarah Young
Mirs
R. EB. Stock
BE. & Young
L. D
E. A. Wilhelmsen
Charles
George Crossley
Smoot Wye
O. Harris
Lozan
B.‘Y. Irwin
Laketown
Voters Must Register For April City Elections
Attorney General WD Gillis rules that voters in cities of the first and second class must register anew for each primary and general election. He notes 1921 changes to permanent registration and two-stage residency provisions but says city or village elections remain governed by the prior requirement.
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WD. Gillis
Jong Ag
Gillis
Paris to Host Largest County Fair in 1929
The county fair budget includes 1250 dollars already provided by the commissioners for 1929. Last year Montpeter hosted under an alternating plan, with Paris set to host this year. The fair aims to showcase a booming dairy industry and growing poultry sectors, reflecting fifteen years of dramatic live stock improvements.
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Paris
Déerdet
Montpeter
Guard Charged With Whipping Patient at Blackfoot Asylum
John Hawkins, longtime guard at Blackfoot insane asylum, is charged with cruel treatment and whipping a patient. The case, moved from Thursday to Friday, will be heard before Probate Judge J E Good. Hawkins has been discharged from the institution. Gotlieb Mauch faces a similar offense and will also be tried after Hawkins.
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Blackfoot
Mar
John ©. Hawkins
Blackfoot Insane Asylum
Hawkins
J. E. Good-Hawkins
Gotlieb Mauch
Jones Law Worries Purveyors of Spirituous Liquors
Moscow reports Idaho authorities are enforcing the Jones bill with civil court oversight. The government may claim taxes on intoxicating liquor production and sale, including $1000 for manufacture, $500 for retail, $6.40 per gallon, plus $109 or double tax for lacking prior licensing.
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Moscow
Idaho
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