Faris Seminary Graduation Exercises Held in Paris Tabernacle
The ninth annual graduation at Faris Seminary Paris D. 8. will be May 24 in the stake tabernacle. Fifty-two students are listed as candidates for diplomas with a program including organ music, speeches, selections, and a class motto The Glory of God is Intelligence.
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Paris S. D
Stake Tabernacle
Phoebe Rich
Flora Stock
Max Saddock
Horace Hulme
Jean Price
Thelma Passey
Oreta Rich
Dora Dunn
F. H
Seale Sargent Rich
Lewis Shepherd
Max Stucki
Ruth Evans
Margaret Grandy
Helen Hulme
Harold Peterson
Rex Poulsen
Jenel Price
Gordon Austin
Dora Allred
Seres
Erma Allred
Lauriel Brewer
Lillian Bunderson
Virginia
Bunderson
Rex Cole
Clifford Collings
Grant Grandy
Flora Grimmett
Max Haddock
Virola Humphreys
Leah Hymas
Vir Hymas
Rolando Jaussi
NeVill Thornock
Ray Tueller
Wayne Wilcox
Dawson Wilks
Burnells Play Engagement at Paris Opera House
Burnell comedy Company opens a week long engagement at the Paris Opera House this week after a successful tour. Manager states dancing between acts keeps the show lively during evening entertainment. Paris Garage wed Roscoe Nelson in Pocatello last Thursday. Nelson is son of Byron and Mrs. Nelson of Montpelier.
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Burnell Comedy Company
Paris Opera House
Paris Garage
Pocatello
Lhst
Roscoe Nelson
Byron Nelson
Montpelier
Canyon access deemed ready for Preston travel
Report from Gharon states little work needed to open Emigration Canyon on this side and place it in condition for travel to Preston. The west side canyon is passable. County commissioners are being urged to act and the road may be commissioned within days.
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Gharon
Emigration Canyon
Preston
Pocatello Boosters Welcome Paris Visitors
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce goodwill caravan arrived early afternoon and was greeted by business leaders and residents. Fielding High School band performed while Ex Mayor A W Shepherd and John W Foreman spoke, followed by Mayor Fred J Price and Roy A Welker. Governor C Ben Ross urged road construction and cooperation on restoring Ash Creek fish.
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Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Fielding Auditorium
Paris Lions Club
Fielding H. S. Band
A. W. Shepherd
John W. Foreman
Fred J. Price
H. D. MacCosham
Pocatello
Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake Stake
Prcron
Pew
Utah Power & Light Co
Utah
C. Ben Ross
Fielding
Ross
Rural route mail rule on name tags cited
The May 1 change requires names on rural route boxes for delivery. Carriers will not place mail in any box without a legible name. Many box owners fail to comply, risking delays. owners should add or update their names on the box promptly.
Woman Bluebeard escapes Idaho penal ward
Boise May 4 Mrs Lydia Southard known as woman bluebeard escaped from the Idaho penitentiary wall at 11 45 tonight with a rape aiding in the escape from the Women’s ward She was convicted November 4 1921 of second degree murder at Twin Falls in a dramatic trial
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Boise
Lydia, Southard
Bluebeard
Idaho
Southard
Twin Falls
Black and White Day Set for Liberty June 3
The annual Black and White Dairy show planned for Wednesday June 3 at Liberty will be county wide and open to all holstein breeders. Lyman Hymas is president, Frank Brown vice president, H. K. Matthews secretary, with new judging and showmanship contests announced and a full arrangements committee listed.
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Lyman Hymas
Association
Frank Brown
H. K. Matthews
Phosphate Shipment To Milwaukee Sparks Possible Large Order
A carload of phosphate was shipped yesterday by the Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Co to Milwaukee Wisconsin. The shipment marks the initial move that may lead to a substantial future order.
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Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Eye Specialist and Dietitian Here May 13
Dr H H Scarborough a renowned eye specialist from Salt Lake City and formerly of San Francisco will be at the Hotel Paris Wednesday May 18 for one day only. The Rexburg Standard praised his skill noting he can read the human eye like an open book. Call on Wednesday for appointment.
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H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Intermountain
Paris
Rexburg Standard
Scarborough
Remodel of Bear Lake Motor Co. building completed
Grimmett the local builder finished remodeling the Bear Lake Motor Co. building at Mortpelier. The front exterior was redesigned with a stucco finish. Inside, the space was transformed into attractive office rooms with a large showroom and Tiffany painted design elements.
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O Grimmett
Bear Lake Motor Cs
Mortpelier
Tiffany
Tragedy in Pocatello Ends With Double Death
J Lawrence Innes 40 and Moroni J Clark. 38, both salesmen from Pocatello. Clark killed Innes in the Woolley apartments then killed himself in the Maytag shop entrance nearby. Clark witnesses say he was drunk. Innes’ funeral was held in Provo with interment there.
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J. L. Innes
Pocatello
Paris
James B. Innes
Provo
Utah
D S. Ward
J. Lawrence
Larry) Innes
Moroni J. Clark
Woolley
Clark
Innes
North Arthur
Hérethe
Maytag
Smith & Wesson
Boise
Emmons Glacier Noted as Largest in United States
The article identifies Emmons Glacier in Mount Rainier National Park as the largest glacier in the United States.
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United States
Emmons
Mount Ranier National Park
Bunderson Named Deputy Game Warden for Bear Lake
Joseph Bunderson of Saint Charles was appointed State Deputy Game Warden for Bear Lake county this week. He succeeds Jesse Dunn who held the office for several years under the Republican administration and assumed his duties at the start of the week.
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Bear Lake County
Joseph Bunderson
St. Charles
Jesse Dunn
Bunderson
Idaho Seeks Gas Rate Reduction Across State Lines
Idaho public utilities commission backs a favorable decision on a complaint for lower freight rates on gasoline into Idaho. The case targets rates from Wyoming to Montana points and Portland, with proposed reductions to 64 cents and 53 cents per hundred pounds respectively. Proportions for Salt Lake City and other points delivering gasoline and oil into Idaho are also sought.
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Boise
Idaho
Public Ubilities Commission
Wyoming
Montana
Commerce Commission
Portland
Idaho Commission
Western Railroads
Salt Lake City
Governor Ross vows no wage cuts in state government
Governor Ben Ross says savings will come from eliminating waste not cutting salaries. He notes reductions occurred after the Republican era and democratic appointees are new, promising fair raises based on merit while targeting waste in the highway department and other agencies. He adds preserving purchasing power is essential for restoring industry.
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Bosse
Ben Ross
State Highway Department
Norma Shearer Stars in Strangers May Kiss at Novelty Theatre
Norma Shearer returns to the screen in Strangers May Kiss at the Novelty Theatre opening May 10. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer drama, adapted from Ursula Parrott’s bestseller The Divorcee, marks her comeback after over six months away.
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Norma Shearer
Metro-Goldyn-Mayer
Ursula Parrott
New City Officers Take Over Reins of City Government
Old council completes business and passes on power to newly elected leaders. Mayor Shepherd administers oath to successor Fred J. Price and thanks the outgoing council. Price pledges cooperation from the former officers as new sessions begin. New officers sworn in by City Clerk W Smith Hoge. committee appointments to be made Friday.
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Shepherd
Rich
P. J. Grandy
Municpal
Fred J. Price
Amd
Old Council
Price
W. Smith Hoge
Hoge
Edwn T. Shepherd
Seth Budge
F. Leslie Shepherd
Walter Bird
Russell O. Clayton
Chas. G. Longhurst
B Woodruff Sticks
Horace N. Austin
Christian Tueller
Sexton
F. H. Pickett
Pocatello
R. Hardesty Co
Osneburg
Dayton
Idaho Optometric group elects officers and convention sites
At the Idaho Optometric association closing session Dr Charles Simmons of Lewiston was elected president and Boise chosen for the 1931 convention. Dr A L Chilton of Pocatello was secretary treasurer and Dr J Myron Schooler of Rupert became vice president. A marriage anecdote ends with a wife warning about slow poison.
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Lewiston
Charles Simmons
Boise
Idaho Optometric Association
A. L .Chilton
Pocatello
J. .Myron Schooler
Rupert
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Faris
Liberty
HY .Matthews
Thena
T. ©. Austin
Jesse Matthews
Wallace Brown
A. E. Duke
Edgar Poulsen
J. A. Hymas
Alma Poulsen
Harold Pugmire
Earl Nye
Earl Derricott
Evan Morgan
Sam Austin
Kenneth Poulsen
Ceiver
Tim Pag
Hell
Pocatello Good Wieillers
Gate City
Chilton, Pocatello , Optician
Paris, Idaho
Robert “Montgomery
Neal Hamilton
Marjorie
Dorothy Mackail
Joel McCrea
Wallace Beery
Lewis Stone
John Mack. Brown
Jean Harlow
Marjorie Eall
John Millin
Ramon Novarro
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