Public Health Observance Links Hospital and Child Health
Governor Baldridge proclaims May 12 Hospital and Child Health Day uniting two observances. The Idaho Public Health League promotes health education while Dr. Crumbine notes health supports mind and citizenship. Public attention centers on hospitals and services aiding those with illness or needing surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
H. C. Baldridge
Florence Nightingale
Red Cross
Public Heart Service
Idaho
Fish and Game Licenses On Sale in 1927
State deputy game warden Jesse Dunn announced 1927 licenses are now on sale at listed merchants. Rules include age 12 licensing for hunting and fishing, May 16 fishing opening, daily limits on fish, and open seasons for specific game with counties having no deer season for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Dunn
Gama
Thiel & Olsen Bros
Christman Jewelry
Montpelier
E. A. Sorenson
Ovid
Shepherd F Hardware & Implement Co
Paris
Thos. R. Ward
Bloomington
Wiliks& Anderson
St Charles
J. L. Cottle
Fish Haven
Wilber Bacon
George‘town
Levi Aland
Pegram
Hart & Hart
Raymond
John H. Boehme
Geneva
Bear Lake
Franklin
Caribou
Bannock
Egg message leads to unlikely marriage reply
A breakfast egg bore a note claiming a distant suitor will wed the eater. The man wrote back promising marriage, but the woman replied she is now married with three children. The article hints at wartime China optimism and a timber industry reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergitt
England
Gift Lantern For Paris Seminary From Ernest Woolley
Ernest A Woolley of Salt Lake City former Paris resident donates a film lantern for the Seminary at Paris. The lantern displays biblical scenes using 1300 Old Testament and 1300 New Testament pictures with two books of guides and explanations. Machine cost $125.00 and will aid Roy A Welker's reviews of work.
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Paris
Roy A. Welker
Ernest A Woolley
Salt Lake City
Nancy Pugmire Writes Home From California
Nancy E Pugmire recounts her April journey from Ogden to Oakland and Los Angeles. She describes travel on the Southern Pacific and Daylight Limited, meeting friends in Oakland, and plans to attend the Pioneer meeting in San Bernardino and the dedication at Sycamore Grove May 1. She encloses verses for the occasion.
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Pariy Post
Primose
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Lucien
Oakland
Luella Rich
Clarente Miller
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
John Collings
San Bernardino
Sycamore Grove
Nancy E.pugmire
Feeding orphan lambs a guide from university expert
E F Rinehart of the university extension division explains common losses of orphan lambs come from feeding errors. He stresses bottle training like natural feeding, milk at blood heat, strict cleanliness, sterilized nipples, and frequent feeds then tapering. Dr F J Alexander will visit Paris at Hotel Paris May 12.
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E. F Rinehart
University Extension Division
Mr Rinehart
F. J. Alexander
Paris
Old Home Place Recalled in Plain Folks Song
Describing memories of a childhood home, elms and robins evoke a mother sewing shade and a beloved garden. The verse recalls thickets, walls, and talking leaves, with distant comforts from the old home place. Deserted paths and overgrown grounds sharpen nostalgia, while bluejays scold overhead.
Free Scholarship at Ricks Normal College Idaho
The Ricks Normal College offers a two year free tuition scholarship to one high school graduate in each Stake of Zion in Idaho. Applicants need bishop endorsement and stake board education review before presidency recommendation to the Ricks College president. The college also has authority to issue teaching certificates.
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Ricks Normal College
Zion
Idaho
Stake Presidency
Stake Board of Education
Ricks College
The Printing Press and Advertising
The passage extols the printing press as a global revolution shaping business and culture. It lauds advertising for standardizing taste, expanding consumer knowledge, and protecting buyers, while offering brands a trustworthy stamp of value and helping merchants convey details to customers.
Frankston Editors Reject $100,000 Offer From Publisher
Cara and Lelia McKee two young editors of the Citizen in Frankston Texas refused a $100,000 offer. They published the paper for 14 years and kept a nearby 800 acre farm their father bought 40 years ago at 40 cents an acre. The land was more a burden than an asset. The farm lies two miles from town.
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Cara
Lelia McKee
Frankston
Texas
Jay Hove
Gleaner Girls Of St Charles Host Banquet
The Gleaner Girls of St Charles held an elaborate banquet at Mrs Mary Hunts home on Tuesday evening. Tables dressed in green and gold the M I A colors featured jonquilla bouquets in tall crystal vases Covers were laid for nineteen. Stella Booth thanked the Gleaner Leaders and Zelda Keetch led games Community singing followed. Attending were Lizzie Welker Mary Hunt Joia Bunderson Carrie Pugmire Whitney Transtrum and Esther Linford Lizzie Keetch.
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Gleaner
St. Charles
Mary Hunt
Stella ‘Booth
Zelda Keetch
Lizzie H. Welker
Ward
Joia i K. Bunderson
Carrie Pugmire
Whitney Transtrum
Esther Linford
Lizzie T. Keetch
Statewide motor vehicle law conferences set for May
Officials across Idaho are asked to confer with Fred B Lukens on uniform policy for motor vehicle and gasoline tax laws at nine regional meetings in May. A Bannock county session is scheduled May 14 at 10 am to include officers from Power Bannock Caribou Bear Lake Franklin and Oneida counties.
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Fred B. Lukens
Atnto
Bannock County Court House
Lukens
Power
Bannock
Caribou
Bear Lake
Franklin
Oneida
Fishing season opens May 16 in Idaho waters
Idaho announces trout season opens May 16 across lakes and navigable streams except waters under statutes or proclaimed by the state fish and game warden. All waters resume trout fishing May 16 through Jan 1, 1928 with closures overlapping April and May in Elk River, Clearwater County. Also, migratory waterfowl regs limit shore birds to pack snipes and woodcock, four birds per day for woodcock, and bans sink boxes and motorized boats or planes to move ducks.
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Boise
Elk River
Clearwater County
State Fish and Game Department
Idaho
R. B. Thomas
Rabid Coyote Attacks Twin Falls Farmer
Twin Falls April 29 B O Crompton employed on the Rorex farm eight miles southeast of here was forced to seek safety by a rabid coyote. Compton, after attacking, climbed a straw stack and killed the animal. The head was sent to Twin Falls for rabies testing, the first such report in the area.
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Twin Falls
O. Crompton
Here
Compton
A Tribute to My Mother Poem by Mary Ellen Lindsay
A reflective poem speaks of a mother as the greatest treasure surpassing material wealth. It contrasts lover gifts with maternal love, praising steadfast care and eternal devotion that comforts during grief and sorrow.
Mother's Day Proclamation by Governor Baldridge
Idaho Governor H C Baldridge proclaims Sunday May 8 1927 as Mother's Day urging display of the United States flag on public buildings and homes. He calls the public to honor mothers and strengthen home and commonwealth ties.
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H._C. Baldridge
Idaho
Commonwealth
H-G-Baldridge
United States of America
Stucki Receives Honor at BYU Graduation
Ezra Sr. Stucki of Paris named valedictorian for BYU 1927 graduation. He is the third Bear Laker in three years to win the honor, despite only two years as a regular student and a heavy course load while teaching at the Provo Seminary.
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Brigham Young University
Ezra ‘Sr. Stucki
Paris
Stucki
Bear Laker
Walter Clark
Georgetown
Wilford W.richards
Tras
Provo
New City Council Inducted Into Service
The old council died and the new members took the oath of office. Mayor elect A W Shepherd was sworn in by City Clerk W Smith Hoge, with the clerk and councilmen also taking oaths. Shepherd urged economy and separation of departments as new terms of business began. Appointments included Ezra T Passey as City Marshal and D E Haddock as City Attorney. A special committee to inspect the water works intake was named: O H Grimmett, R F Crawford, and Emil Grandy.
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A. W. Shepherd
W. Smith Hoge
Shepherd
Ezra.t. Passey
O H Grimmett
R.F. Crawford
Emil Grandy
Daughter Arrives for Henry Fuchs Family
Mr and Mrs Henry Fuchs welcome a fine baby daughter born this morning. All concerned reported doing nicely. Congratulations.
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Henry Fuchs
Slang Has Its Place in Language
An editorial argues slang serves as a linguistic tool that keeps language vibrant and relatable. It contends graduates would be less expressive without slang and highlights its role in contemporary communication.
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Work OF Idaho League
Public Health League of
S J. Crumbine
American Child Health Association
Baldridge
Idaho Public Health League
Fish and Game
China
Ernest Woolley
Nancy Pugmire
California
Calif
James Lewis Hay
Ricks. College
Redtiromer
Mona Athay
Grace
Bensod
Iitralse
Sinclair Lewis
Pregt Hunitisoottell
Hailey Times
News Miner
Mary Ellen Lindsay
NEW City Council
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