Fielding Academy marks landmark commencement day
The Fielding Academy held its April 26 commencement with strong crowds, music, and speeches. Principal Welker praised student work as graduates received diplomas while an industrial pool exhibit showcased student projects and a ball game closed the day.
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Endorsement of County Agent Sargent’s Work by Local Farmer
J W Cook of Pegram praises County Agent Sargent for vaccination of 75 cattle near Border and for organizing a farm bureau in Pegram. He notes Sargent supplied saccharin for strychnine use against pest squirrels and answered questions, urging farmers to follow eradication instructions.
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Primary and General Election Registration Timelines
Notice urges immediate registration for the primary election with a deadline the Saturday before September 8. General election registration starts the Bret Saturday after and continues to the last Saturday preceding May. The text contains garbled dates and places but conveys the need to register for both elections.
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President Budge Anniversary Celebration Noted
Hale and hearty pioneer William Budge celebrated his anniversary with a large family gathering in Logan Idaho Bear Lake County roots Idaho capital history cited Budge born in Lanarkshire Scotland 1828 crossed plains to Utah 1870 located Bear Lake 1870 Boise visit 1872 met John Hailey served in territorial legislatures 1875 1881 1899 now living in Logan honored by descendants and banquet remarks by Budge Also mentions Harold Shepherd Camp Hanoka training Stanford and district court adjournment to May 90.
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Logan Dunford Recovery Update From Family Letter
The letter reports Logan Dunford’s serious heart injury and extended hospital care. It notes advice to begin gradual exercise to test heart capacity and reduce relapse risk, with careful monitoring until full recovery is achieved.
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Fatal Crash at Montpelier Railroad Crossing
A Sunday night accident at the Montpelier railroad crossing killed two of four occupants when a box car struck their automobile. Ralph Smith of Fish Haven and Veneda Brown of Lanark Idaho died. Edna Banco of Lanark and Gardner of Fish Haven survived with minor injuries. Jury verdict cited the collision between the car and the box car as the fatal cause amid a village grieving and local services held for the victims.
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Farm Bureau Meeting To Form Permanent Paris Community Group
A Farm Bureau meeting set for May at 1 20 p m in the Parsis house aims to establish a permanent community organization for Paris Sala legal work. Joseph Stacki is temporary chair with a permanent chairman to be elected. County agent D L Sargent will lead the gathering and prepare a stew of steps for farmers including a pest control mixture. Mrs B Whitman of Montpelier will attend to organize a Woman's Home Defense Club and ensure strong female representation in area work.
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Newsy Letter From Paris Boy Describes Gerstner Field
Private B W Brammer of the 75th Aero Squadron sends a long note from Gerstner Field near Lake Charles Louisiana. He describes an aviation school with 24 hangars housing about ten planes each, advanced flying, loop the loop and other stunts, and a large outbreak of mosquitoes returning after a brief absence. Brammer notes storms from the gulf a hospital visit after a crash, explains work in the Electrical department and wireless study, praises Southern hospitality and the camp ball teams, and mentions Eddie Johnston leaving for embarkation on the Atlantic coast. He signs from Pvt. B. W. Brammer, 75th Aero Squadron.
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Paris
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