Sugar beet industry builds up the country
Idaho Falls writer argues the sugar beet industry transformed agricultural values, land prices, and employment, boosting the economy beyond the potato crop. Beets support year round work and by products add value, while potatoes remain important but less foundational to national industry.
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Dennis
Idaho Falls
Western Milling Company
The
Midland
Denmark
Tremaine St
Emerson Roll of Honor for March at Emerson School
The March roll honors list students with high marks in Scholarship Attendance Department and Effort. Aletta Spencer Grant Grandy Vilate Law Earl Spencer Marie Clayton Leal Beck June Clayton Eva Tueller Jean Budge Irene Spencer are named for this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
Aletta Spencer
Grant Grandy
Vilate Law
Grace Roads Open From Preston and Bancroft
Grace roads reopened permitting traffic from Pocatello and Cache Valley into the area, according to a district dispatch reported by the Pocatello Tribune.
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Grace
Preston
Bancroft
Pocatello
Cache Valley
Special Trip Rates to Salt Lake for Conference and Stock Show
H Pearce Short Line ticket agent announces special trip rates to Salt Lake City now on sale through April 6. Round trip $12.70 valid for return by April 15. Rates apply for the LDs church semi annual conference and the tenth annual Intermountain stock show in Salt Lake City.
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H. Pearce
Short Line
Salt Lake City -And-Wilt
Sais
L. D. S. Church
Intermountain
Salt Lake
Scout Exhibition At Lanark Delights Local Audience
Scoutmaster Jesse Gray led the Boy Scouts of the First ward to Lanark Tuesday night for an outstanding display of Boy Scout work. Pete Grandy, troop committeeman, and about 23 boys joined the trip. The group rode horseback.
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Jesse Gray
First Ward
Lanark
Pete Grandy
Hemmeret and Chandler Wed in Soda Springs Union
John Henry Hemmeret son of Mr and Mrs Peter Hemmert of this city and Miss Lulu Chandler of Conda were married at Soda Springs last week. They honeymoon briefly here then moved to Conda to begin married life and will reside there. The Post joins friends in congratulations.
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John Henry Hemmeret
Peter Hemmert
Lulu Chandler
Conda
Soda Springs
Tailor Edgar Bunn Moves to Lanark for Farming
Edgar Bunn, local tailor, will operate two days a week at his present stand on Fridays and Saturdays while spending the rest of the year farming at Lanark on his mother's property. The Bunn family leaves this week for their new home. His brother, who has managed the farm previously, will remain at Lanark.
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Edgar Bunn
Lanark
Mr. Bunn
Fractured Arm Injures Clifford Collings on Skating Morning
Clifford Collings the 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs M H Collings fell while skating and badly fractured his left arm above the wrist.
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Clifford Collings
M. H. Collings
Fuller
Ogden Ladies Visit Local Relatives Over Weekend
Mrs Thelma Browning and Mrs Leland Read of Ogden Utah visited over Sunday and Monday in this city with relatives and returned home Tuesday afternoon Mrs Browning stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Budge while Mrs Read visited at the home of Mr and Mrs J Athay
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Thelma Browning
Leland Read
Ogden
Utah
Browning
Arthur Budge
Mrs. Read
Sr.myd
J. Athay
Brnison Couple Welcome Baby Girl This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Jake Brnison welcomed a daughter born Sunday morning in this city. Both mother and child are reported to be doing nicely as the new parents plan for a name for their newborn.
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Stork
Jake Brnison
Jake
Judge Budge Visited Paris Over Mother's Death
Judge Alfred Budge of Boise and his wife traveled to Paris after the death of Mrs. Amelia Hoge, mother of Mrs. Budge, at the family residence. Judge Budge returned home on Tuesday while Mrs. Budge stayed a few additional days.
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Budge
Alfred Budge
Boise
Supreme Court
Paris
State game farm raises 6000 Chinese pheasants
State game warden R. E. Thomas announced from Lapwal in northern Idaho that the state game farm produced about 5000 Chinese pheasants for distribution across Idaho. The farm also plans to raise 200 to 300 Hungarian pheasants and shows ongoing additions and improvements at the Lapwal facility.
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Boise
Idaho
Lapwal
R. E. Thomas
Fladges Geen Erik
Pioneering matron Mrs Amelia Hoge dies at Bear Lake
Funeral rites for Amelia Smith Hoge 76, a Bear Lake pioneer, were held Monday at the Second Ward chapel. Speakers recalled her faith and public service from England to Providence and Bear Lake, noting her kindness and neighborly influence.
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Second Ward
Amelia Smith Hoge
Bear Lake
Peterson returns to Utah as Lund & Company representative
J. B. Peterson former county auditor arrived in Utah from Salt Lake City at the start of the week and plans a few days with his family. He has taken a traveling representative post for Lund & Company of Salt Lake, selling construction and industrial machinery in southeastern Idaho and western Wyoming.
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Utah
J. 8
Peterson
Salt Lake
Idaho
Wyoming
Lund & Company of
Arrives in Portland by Overland Party
Information from W. Smith Hoge reports his wife left March 29 overland to Portland Oregon with Mr and Mrs O H Grimmett Mrs Stanford Rich and son Junior They arrived safe Friday after a stretch of trouble between Alexander and Pocatello when they had to be pulled out by team Lovely spring weather reported in Oregon by the party
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W. Smith Hoge
Portland
Oregon
O. H. Grimmett
Stanford Rich and Son Junior
Alexander
Pocatello
City Election Notice for Paris Idaho April 26 1927
City of Paris Idaho announces election on April 26 1927 to elect mayor clerk treasurer and four councilmen across four wards with a band fund question. Polls open 9 p m to 7 p m at the Court House. registration ends before election with specific hours and days. named election officers listed under city authority.
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Paris
Idaho
Court House
W. Smith Hoge
Adolph Hunsaker
George F. Taylor
Orson Pendrey
Cassie Ines
Emma Skinne
Old Resident of Paris Succumbs in California
Relatives in this city received word from San Jose California that Mrs Alice H Rich 68 died after a five month illness She was born in Birmingham England Feb 2 1852 and came to the U S at age five She lived in Paris Bountiful Utah and California Her husband the first Paris city marshal died eight years ago Surviving children include Adelbert C Newell and Franklin of San Jose and thirteen grandchildren Also surviving are brothers Thomas W and George Storsley and sisters Mrs E Lau Soda Springs Mrs Annie Collings Mrs Geo Spencer Mrs Henry Miles and Mrs W C Fernandez of Los Angeles Cal Funeral services will be held in San Jose Saturday and burial will follow.
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San Jose
Cal
Alice H. Rich Rich
Thomas W
Sophia Horsley
Birmingham
England
Paris
Utah
Bountiful
California
Adelbert C
Newell
Franklin
George Storsley
E. Lau
Soda Springs
Annie Collings
Geo. B. Spencer
Henry Miles
W. C. Fernandez
Los Angeles
Civil War Veteran Knapp Goes West
A unique farewell service in Bloomington ward chapel for Jimmy Knapp known from the Civil War era. Attended by county residents, led by Bishop A A Hart, with a Bear Lake Post military interment and taps. Knapp, born February 16 in Wisconsin, served as a messenger and later worked in mining and horse trades across Utah, Montana, and Bear Lake.
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Bloomington Ward
Er Knapp
Jimmy Knapp
Soda Springs
A. A. Hart
Ward
John M. Ward
A. W Shepherd
Nancy Pugmire
Roy A. Welker
Bishop Hart
John T. Briscoe
Bear Lake
American Legion
Jimmy Krapy
Wisconsin
Montana
Utah
Jesse Knight
Blackstone
St. Charles Canyon
J C. Rich
St. Charles
Swan Creek
Garden City
Fish Haven
Bloomington
Paris
Idaho Officials Promote State Education In Paris Visit
President Alfred H. Upham of the University of Idaho and Prof. Chas. H. Lewis spoke in Paris urging Idaho students to finish college work and support state institutions. Upham noted Idaho had neglected its own schools, urged greater state loyalty, and highlighted the university’s status among western institutions. He cited technical programs tailored to Idaho needs and the value of statewide student ties.
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Alfred H. Upham
University of Idaho
Chas. H. Lewis
Southern
Paris
Idaho
Upham
Sal Obergat
State University
West
Mississippi
Sigma Si
Phi Beta Kapa
Uptham
State
Former Resident Andrew Romero Visits City
Andrew Romero of Soda Springs, a former forest official who lived here four years ago with his family, returned as a visitor to the city.
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Andrew Romero
Soda Springs
Garden City Community Meeting Projects New High School
A large crowd attended the Par ent Teachers meeting Tuesday evening discussing a new high school building. Supt. G N Weston outlined community expectations while Willard Laker led singing and L J Sorenson presided. Various residents made local trips and activities noted include a choir operetta Ene Mene Miny Mo and a dance trip to a neighboring town.
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G. N. Weston
Willard Laker
L. J. Sorenson
Gladys W Pope
de Verl Whittington
Montpellier
Ross Hodges
Mae Pope
Montpelier
Gifford Tremelling
Paul Spense
Ogden
Utah
Burton Pope
Matthew Pugmire
St.Charles
Jery Sprouse
Sadie Cook
Salt Lake City
Claud Sprouse
Retief Society
Garden City
Ene
Mene
Miny
MicMan
Ruby Calder
Levi Dustin
Sacramento
John Morgan
Bishop Hymas
Fish Haven
Barnsh Whittington
Randolph
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Providence
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Walter Hoge
Pres
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Sarah Ashley
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