Four Million to Idaho from 1929 Federal Programs
A U S Department of Agriculture plan outlined by Senator John Thames proposes spending over four million dollars in Idaho for 1929 with a larger program for 1930. The allocations cover road work, weather data, crop and livestock studies, forest and pest control, education, and market information among other items, with detailed sums for programs in beans, cereals, leaf hopper control, beet research, and extension services.
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Idaho
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
John Thames
Twin Falls
Forest Service
National Forest
Weather Bureau
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Paris Holds Annual Clean Up Day On May 14
Paris announces its annual clean-up day set for Tuesday May 14 under city supervision. Four hauling outfits will collect rubbish piled in street dumps, residents to clear fences trim trees and remove suckers, and streets in front of homes and property to be swept.
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Paris
Commit
Auto license sale in county brisk at Paris office
The county assessor issued a long list of new automobile licenses from May 1 at Paris. Names span Montpelier, Paris, Ovid, Georgetown, Bern, Fish Haven and more with makes including Chevrolet Ford Nash Buick Studebaker and Oldsmobile.
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Paris
Angus Krogue
Montpelier
Chevrolet
Glen Peterson
Albert L. Hart
Raymond
Rudolph Sutter
Oakland
Owen Shepherd
Essex
Clarence L. Wright
Bennington
Ford
Frank Jones
Oldsmobile
Dr. ©. O' Moore
Studebake
Thos. W. Smith
Fish Haven
Lawrence Stewart
St. Charles
Pontiac
E. F. Davis
Dodge
Alfred Back
Ovid
Arthur Eborn Paris
Studebaker
Rex Dunford
Bloomington
Whippett
A. J. Winters
Vernon
Eugene Nelson
Owen Jensen
John Gambling
New
Laurena Barrett
Buick
J. W. Barrett
A. L. Eschler
LeRoy Bischoff
Bern
Jos. Bee
Georgetown
Milford Williams
Maria 8. Cole
Martin M. Kunz
Clive F. Epps
Isaac Johnson
L. Collings
C. W. Williams
Edw. Jensen
Joseph Lindsay
Dingle
Durrant
C. Shirley
E. V. Brookshire
Montpeler Hudson
W. A. Bessegar
Eugene H. E. Raymond
Alvin S. Bennington
Wilford Hayes
Jesse Orchard
Spencer H. Rich
Durant
A. V.tippets
Nash
Geo. Koeford
J. O. Brown
G. Raymond Hall
Montpleter
Agnes L. Baker
Pegram
Star
A. V. Irving
M. F. Burnwell
Bhonthealer
Oneal Kunz
D. Essman
J. H. Wilks
Ezra T. Paesey
E. A. Hymas
Earl Skinner
Noonan
Federal funding details for animal husbandry and highway programs
The document lists federal appropriations including 50 000 for the Parnell act and air highway funds totaling 932 963 rising to 933 902 for 1980. It notes expenditures by the Bureau of Animal Industry for range sheep breeding investigations 32600 hog cholera eradication 2050 tuberculosis in cattle 20000 and other cattle and horse diseases controls 4850.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Bear Lake Fish and Game Club Plans Rearing Pond and Outing
The Bear Lake Fish and Game Club met at the Paris courthouse on May 2. H. H. Broomhead spoke on state fish and game matters. The club formed a committee to seek a rearing pond, a location, and a caretaker. A third Mud Lake refuge discussion continued. A June 28 summer outing at Porcupine Cave Camp Ground in St. Charles Canyon was set with a picnic and talks by outside fish and game men. Committee chairs were J. H. Bromehead and S. O. Arnhall.
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Bear Lake Fish and Game Club
Court House
Paris
H. H. Broom
Boise
W. Smith Hoge
J. H
Porcupine Cave
St. Charles Canyon
Bear Lake
Metal mesh dresses reshape garments using linked links
A woman dressmaker demonstrates metal links used as dress material. An afternoon dress features purple mesh over silk with a metal mesh jacket worn over a decollete dinner dress. The design echoes earlier linked purses and resembles hairpin fashion from past years.
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Aize
Prince Charming Prompts Standing Ovation at Montpelier
Emerson school pupils staged Prince Charming at Rich Theatre Montpelier under Prof Irwin Jensen. Over ninety grade students joined a colorful cast with Indians fairies reception maids and queens creating an hour and a half of lively comic opera. Credit goes to instructor and staff including Mrs Beatrice Price Miss Ruby Bolton and Principal W W Price.
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Emerson School
Rich
Montpeler
Irwin Jensen
Valentine
Beatrice Price
Ruby Bolton
W. W. Price
Maid Molly
Virginia Rich
Prince Charming
Rex Budge
Glenn Grimmett
TULL
Yvonne Alfred Cupid
Lassea
Kears
St. Valentine
Bobby Price
Myrl Dunn
Old Council Finishes Unfinished Business at Joint Session
The old and new city councils held a joint meeting Monday. They completed unfinished items and endorsed a spring cleanup program urging Paris residents to remove unsightly rubbish. County health officer Dr Guyon notes a designated period for the effort.
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OLD Council
Paris
Guyon
Senior Sneak Day at Fielding High Ends With Enjoyable Outing
Fielding High School seniors took a trip aboard the Monson truck for Senior Sneak Day last Wednesday moving to Lava Springs for the day. Students reported cold gusts yet enjoyed the hike and pool bath as well as lunch at Soda Springs and a stop at the power plant in Alexander before returning home.
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Fielding High School
Bear Lakers
Monson
Lava
Alexander
Soda Springs
Land sale ad near Garden City in Ogden Utah
320 acres of land for sale near Garden City. Inquire to purchase by Tohn Scowcroft & Bons Company, Ogden Utah. Agate 9. 14-fY.
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Garden City
Tohn Scowcroft& Bons Company
Ogden
Utah
Agate
Wyoming wool hits low price in Ras mussen clip sale
The Ras mussen Sheep company clip at Rawlins consisting of 6000 fleeces sold for 28.5 cents, less discounts, setting a new low for the season. Purchasers were S. Bilbermann & Co. of Boston.
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Book Springs
Rasmussen Sheep Company
Rawlins
S. Bilbermannd&Go
Boston
Farmer Exhibits Winter Potatoes in Blackfoot
George E. Gibbe of American Falls displayed new potatoes grown near Blackfoot on Monday. Potatoes sold at 10 cents a pound with a surprising winter harvest after a deep snow blanket kept them from freezing. He believes his abandoned five acre patch may yield about 5000 dollars.
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Blackfoot
George E. Gibbe
American Falls
Thomas Hartney Dies at Rock Springs
Thomas Hartney 72 a McCammon resident and former Fish Haven hotel proprietor died Friday in a Rock Springs Wyoming hospital after a lingering illness. He left McCammon eleven years ago and was well known in the district. Mrs Hartney was with him in Rock Springs at his death.
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Thomas Hartney
McCammon
Fish Haven
Rock Springs
Wyo
Hartney
Mr. Hartney
Former St. Charles Resident Dies of Heart Attack
Newell A. Boothe, once of St. Charles, died at his home north of Blackfoot Monday from heart trouble after a three week illness. He is survived by three children and a funeral was held in Blackfoot with services to follow in Fish Haven for interment beside his wife.
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Newell A. Boothe
St. Charles
Fish Haven
Heavy Snow Devastates Lambs Near Blackfoot
A four inch snowstorm hit the hills east of Blackfoot on Sunday causing severe lamb losses among stockmen. Many young lambs perished in wet cold conditions with little chance to survive the blizzard.
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Blackfoot
Stake Mutual Commemorates Anniversary at Bloomington
The annual M I A Festival of the Bear Lake stake will be held in Bloomington on Saturday May 11. A committee outlines a program with 2 pm public speaking contest, ladies trio and male quartet contests, 4 pm horseshoe pitching and volleyball, 6 pm lunch, and 7 pm drama and musical program featuring Black Cats orchestra at Meere Hall.
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Bear Lake Stake
Bloomington
Black Cats Orchestra
Lorton Thornock Returns From Lund Teaching Post
Lorton Thornock arrived Sunday from Lund where he has been teaching school.
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Lorton Thornock
Lund
PIANO FOR SALE OR RENT NEAR PARIS AT SPECIAL PRICE
A dealer offers a top plane near Paris with options to rent and apply rent to purchase. Interested parties should send a letter with full reference and return address to Gig Bros. Rob erty Plano Co. Ogden Utah.
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Paris
Peter
Autdress Gig Bros
Roberty Plano Co
Ogden
Utah
Preparations Under Way for Seminary Graduation
Preparations for the Paris L D S Seminary graduation exercises are under way at the Stake Tabernacle on Saturday evening May 18 at 8. Jos J Merrill Commissioner of church education will deliver the address. Under Prof Irwin Jensen the musical numbers progress Louise Madsen will deliver the student address. This is the largest graduating class yet and President Welker praises the effort. The program features a grand march, musical selections, and diplomas conferred by President A A Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris L. D
Stake Tabernacle
Jos. J. Merrill
Church Education
Irwin Jensen
Louise Madsen
Miss Madsen
Welker
Suddegupeepaanee Gbenic
Marion Ward
Geologist to Visit Wasatch Mining Co Mine
Ransom, president of Wasatch Mining and Development Co, returns from Salt Lake City after a month to arrange for Utah geologist Carl W. Chilson to visit Worm Creek mine near Paris. A message indicates Chilson will arrive this afternoon to service the manganese ore operation.
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G. A. Ransom
Salt Lake
Wasatch Mining& Development Co
Carl W. Chilson
Utah
Worm Creek
Paris
Mrs. Thelma Buck Dies After Operation in Soda Springs
Thelma Swenson Buck, 33, wife of Harry Buck of Cokeville, died at Soda Springs hospital after reopening of a surgical incision caused by coughing. Born in St. Charles Idaho, she came to Cokeville in 1906 with her parents and lived in the community most of her life.
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Cokeville
Wyo
Soda Springs
Harry Buck
Soda Springs Hospital
Thelma Swenson Buck
Franc Swenson
St. Charles
Idaho
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Hotel Paris
S. O. Arnell
Geo
Ward
Lynn Hayward
Wyoming
Stake Mutual
Jos. F. Merrill. Com
Cece Congregation
Areshenetee
Beulah Morgan
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