Pa and Ma tale and local visitors in Paris Utah
Local snippets note A W Shepherd of the Shepherd Hardware Co visiting Salt Lake with his wife and son Douglas. Eye specialist Dr Watson will be at the Hotel Paris May 20 for eye exams. Wallace Weaver and Melvin Robinson of Bennington in Paris for county business. J W Norton of Stanchard Bottling Co Ogden is in Paris with soda water. Mrs Pearlee Kendall from The Paris Post visits Salt Lake for temporary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Shepherd
The
Shepherd Hardware& Implement Co
Salt Lake
Douglas
University of Utah
Watson
Paris
Wallace Weaver
Melvin Robinson
Bennington
County
J. W. Norton
Stanchard Bottling Co
Ogden
Utah
Pearlee Kendall
Paris Post
Balt Lake
Aubach's Co
Paris and surrounding visitors noted in local items
Mrs James Nye and daughter of Liberty visit Paris this afternoon. Scott Grandy and Elmont Craw erd from Randolph Utah were in Randolph yesterday. H D Peterson of Salt Lake City presented the Inter Mountain creditors Assn and H B Ulman of Ocatelio were business visitors in Paris and Montpelier Tuesday and Wednesday. EH HR Broomhead secretary of the Utah Idaho Mining Milling Co was in town on company business. He is optimistic about mining claims development. For sale a complete super fishing outfit priced at 15 dollars. Jackie Dougan left Tuesday for Gooding to work on government survey. Cecil Shirley of Fish Haven joined the same project. Consider buying a used car from J C Rich Motor Company. Dr LeRoy Pugmire of Ogden has recovered enough to ride Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Peterson
Salt Lake City
Inter-Mountainreditors
Assn
H. B. Ulman
Ocatelio
Paris
Montpelier
Weinerday
Broomhead
Utah-Idaho Mining & Milling Co
Jackie Dougan
Gooding
Cecil Shirley
Fish Haven
Bear
Lake Valley
LeRoy Pugmire
Ogden
Utah
Logan visitors and local health updates noted
Mrs J R Pugmire of Logan Utah visits a ranch near Lamp Stewart with daughter Gwendolyn Crawford in Logan for several weeks. Ethel Innes daughter of Mrs Catherine Innes returns home after an appendectomy and remains under physician care. Also mentions a J & Kuch Motor Company ad offering cheap tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Pugmire
Logan
Utah
Lamp Stewart
Nere
Ana Nawis
Gwendolyn Crawford
Ethel Innes
Catherine Innes
Telephone Representative Visits Idaho on Wide Tour
Milton E. Bernet vice president of Mountain States Telephone called on Tuesday morning in Paris. He was accompanied by Wim. B. Fisher of Montpelier, local district manager. During his stay he visited the Post Office. he called Idaho an favored state in his goodwill tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton E. Bernet
Mountain States Telephone
Wim. B. Fisher
Montpener
Bennet
Idaho
Commissioners Order Delinquent Weed Accounts on Tax Roll
Bear Lake county commissioners order delinquent weed accounts placed on the tax rolls and collected with property taxes. County Auditor Tanks will receive and receipt such accounts during the next thirty days while tax rolls are being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Old-Time Proverbs Stir Local Panel of Quotes
A column quotes Sam Ferguson on aging and pensions, Clif Pearce on wives and thirst, Archie Shepherd on fate, Archie Shepherd on girls and bees, and Freddie Lewis on bachelor life and tying a sore thumb. The rustic witticisms reflect community views and humor.
Ira Hayward Succeeds to Bishopric
Prof Ira N Hayward son of Mrs W G Hayward Paris Utah is sustained as 803 and counselor to Bishop Sonne in the Logan Fourth ward Sunday He succeeds Albert E Johnson who is in California for treatment Cache stake presidency attended and announced the change James A McMurrin becomes first counselor to Bishop Sonne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira N. Hayward
W. G. Hayward
Paris
Kurnap O. A Soane
Logan
Hayward
Albert E. Johnson
California
Hme
Cache Stake
James A. McMurrin
Bishop Sonne
Conservation of Range Land Programs Announced for 1938
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced the 1138 range conservation program similar to 1936 and 1937. Applications are at the county agent or through community committeemen. Eligible practices include deferred grazing reseeding dam and reservoir construction wells and fire guards. Applicants must control their range land to participate. The program offers earnings based on per acre and range capacity in animal units with rates of five to seven five and thirty five cents per acre respectively. Applications and practices must be completed in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
I.ffores
Wildlife fared winter well in Bear Lake region
Deputy state game warden C B Gaskins reports a strong winter for wildlife in Bear Lake County. About 4000 deer wintered in the forests, with as many as 300 in St Charles Canyon, and offspring largely unscathed during hunting season. Pheasants, including Hungarian and Chinese varieties, are abundant. beaver populations are cited for restocking efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
C._B Gaskina
St. Charles Canyon
Nounan Canyon
Bear Lake County
Gaskins
Bear Lake Valley
St. Charles
Mill Creek
Thomas’ Fork
Game Department
Eastern Brook
Warden-Gaskins
Idaho War Hero Neibaur Invited to Ripley Show
Boise report says Thomas C. Neibaur once of Sugar City and Idaho’s famed World War hero has been invited to appear on Rob ert Ripley’s Believe It or Not radio program. He will recount some French actions after medals and honors from Allied powers. He plans to travel soon to New York City for broadcasting details not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Thomas C. Neibaur
Sugar City
Idaho
Robert Ripley
Neibaur
Alled Powers
France
New York City
President Roosevelt sails Atlantic on cruiser Phila for undisclosed destination
President Roosevelt left Charleston aboard the cruiser Philadelphia on May 1 heading into the Atlantic for a destination not disclosed. The voyage follows his recent talks and plans as he travels for state business and naval show of force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Philadate
Ovid Postmistress to Retire After 36 Years of Service
The Democratic central committee favors Mrs. Sivil Nelsen to fill the Ovid post office vacancy created by the retirement of Mrs. E A Sorenson, who served 36 years. Five applicants are listed, with the appointment to be sent to Washington for civil service review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central
Sivil Nelsen
Ovid
Mirs
A.—Sorenson
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Sorenson
Bear Lake
Post Office Department
Idaho
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Wardner
Frank Steunenberg
Wm. McKinley
United States
John T. Morrison
Burtton L. French
Fishing and hunting dates and bag limits list
The notice outlines season dates for deer, mountain sheep and other game across Idaho counties from October to December and January to December for bears. It details bag limits for fish including trout bass grayling perch dolly varden and salmon, as well as birds like pheasants quail Hungary partridge sage hens and elk. A special metal tag is required for certain hunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Washington
Bannock
Bear Lake
Caribou
Franklin
Oneida
Idaho
City Dads Hold Busy Regular Meeting
At the Monday night session the council heard that 150 bags of cement were delivered for WPA projects and approved seven new street crossings on the north side at first north street cross first east street. F L Ringle’s lease of the fair grounds was accepted. Ferris Hess was hired for cemetery care at 40 dollars per month. The cemetery committee will work with the American Legion and ward bishops on Memorial Day. The Strobelt Main Street property, a delinquent county tax case and nuisance, was brought up for removal. Van Deusen Co. offering to audit records through April 30 at last year’s price was accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayerich
Marshal Passey
First North Sires
First East Street
F. L. Ringle
City Cemetery
Ferris Hess
American Legion
Bishops of Wards
Main Street
Board of Commissioners
van Deusen Co
Escaped Logs Over Dam to Be Reclaimed
Potlatch Forests Inc. expects to reclaim about 1.1 million board feet of timber from logs that escaped Lewiston dam during the recent drive. Four hundred thousand board feet had already been recovered along the Snake River by E. C. Rettig, with Captain Henry Rosenback to boom logs to safety. Logs farther down the Columbia will be boomed and rafted to a local sawmill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Specilalb— Potlatch Forests, Inc
Lewiston Dam
Thomas E. Kinney
Kinney
E. C. Rettig
Snake River
Riperria
Henry Rosenback
Hood River
Columbia River
Bonneville Dam
Snake
Mill Pond
Lawe Iston
Washington Water Power Company
North
Clearwater River
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Poy Na
W. L. George
Montpelier, Idaho
Walter Houston and
Jane Stewart
Alabama
Buck Jones
Chicago
James Nye
Liberty
Scott Grandy
Elmont Crawerd
Randolph, Utah
Azstr
J. C. Rich Motor Company
Roxy
Sun-Mon- Tues
LEM
National Leagues
FOX & Parmount
Novelty Theatre
Edith Fellows
Claudette Colbert
Gary Cooper
Bluebeard
Mountainance and News
Mat
Merle Oberon
Lady X
Laurence Oliver
Binnie Barnes
Ralph Richardson
Trailing West
Ming
Jezebel
J. & Kuch Motor Company
Uther
Ibis
Sam Ferguson
Clif Pearce
Archie Shepherd
Freddie Lewis
Ira Hayward
ABC
H. R. Shepherd
Tfron
M. B. Clay
Chilton
Los Angeles
PR. A.L. Chilton
Chrisman Jewelry Store
Glades
Martha Washington and Johnston
Paris Drug Co
F.t.shepherd & Sons
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