Death of David Morgan of Liberty Celebrated
David Morgan of Liberty dies after a long illness aged about 56. Born in Liberty in September 1867 he leaves a wife and eight children six daughters and two sons. His funeral at Liberty was largely attended with speakers James Jo Hall Samuel Mathews Bishop E N Austin and President Joseph R Shepherd offering comfort to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David 2. Morgan
Liberty
Morgan
David Morgan
Paradise
Neha
James Jo. Hall
Springville
Utah
Samuel Mathews
E. N. Austin
Joseph R. Shepherd
Discouraged Citizens Consider Moving Amid Regional Hardships
Amid cold weather and floods, residents weigh leaving their area for warmer climates. Officials note harsher conditions elsewhere, with towns like Bosseman Montana reporting heavy snow. In Pointe Coupee Parish Louisiana, the sequence of disasters includes boll weevil damage, cane wintering, and now widespread flooding, leaving crops ruined and carcasses floating in backwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosseman
Montana
Andl
Lake
Louisiana
Mississippi
Poiute Coupee
Phosphate Bill Passed Senate Telegram Details
Hon J U Anderson of Blackfoot relays Senator Borah message noting the Senate passed the Phosphate Bill today and sent it to the House. The bill would allow entry of lands now in the Phosphate reserves under US agricultural laws with surface rights and a hearing to patent. If phosphate is present, patent issued with reservation. if not, patent issued without reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. Anderson
Blackfoot
W. l. Borah
SP T. Anderson
Senate
House
Brank Mondell
Wyoming
United States
Uy Mearing
Logan hosts Third Annual Good Roads Convention
The Third Annual Inter Mountain Good Roads Association convention will be held in Logan June 12 to 14 with two cent per mile rail fare from the Oregon Short Line. Governmental and agricultural department experts will showcase road making machinery and models, plus stereoptical views, to instruct delegates on building durable roads using local materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain Good Roads Association
Logan
Oregon
Government
Goo Roads Division
Agricultural Department
Washington
Pond Roads
Wyoing
Nevada
Inter Mountain Region
North Endorses Judge Budge Candidacy Across Idaho
Northern Idaho press highlights Judge Alfred Budge as a likely Republican Supreme Court candidate. Coverage from Coeur d Alene, Sandpoint, and Wallace lauds his legal skill, integrity, and popularity, noting his district judgeship, endorsements, and strong statewide opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Budge
Edge
Northern Idaho
Alfred Budge
Dann
Couer d’ Alene
COVER
Bueople
Judge Judge
Supreme Judge
North
Logal
Funeral Services for Bishop Isaac T. Price
Funeral services for Bishop Isaac T. Price of the Round Valley Ward were held with a large attendance on Thursday afternoon May 9 1912. Speakers included Counselor James Anderson Bishop George H Robison Stakesresident Joseph R Shepherd and Counselor William L Rich. The Laketown choir sang My Prayer When Shall We Meet Thee Dear Savior Above and Lest We Forget Ernest W and Pearlina E Irwin sang Sometime Somewhere. Price the first bishop of Round Valley Ward presided 19 years until his death from pneumonia born October 26 1855 in Cincinnati Ohio his family moved to Utah in the early sixties. He served as Sanday School Superintendent Y M M I L A president and in civil life held positions as deputy sheriff county commissioner and school trustee. He is survived by his aged father John Price widow four daughters five sons and several grandchildren. The note ends noting farmers busy with spring work and references Malcolm McKinnon and Margarete O Donnell in district duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac T. Price
Hound Valley
James Anderson
George H. Robison
Joseph R. Shepherd
William L. Rich
Laketown
Ernest W
Pearlina E. Irwin
Round Valley Ward
Cincinatti
Ohio
Utah
Sanday
Rome
John f.Price
Southern Church Missionary Letter From Charleston Visitor
A Charleston letter from A. Hall praises the Paris Post for news from home, recalls Revolutionary and Civil War sites, notes Joseph Smith prophecy, comments on Charleston as old yet behind western cities, and commends southern hospitality while urging local farming support and community investment.
Bear Lake County notes and an accident at Jingle
Articles report Burton L French’s renomination prospects amid Bear Lake County politics and a tribute to the late George H Cook. Also described is a fatal and a buggy accident near Jungle after funeral services for George Cook, with injuries to several occupants but no fatalities.
Bloomington Notes May 12 Meetings Honor Mothers Day
Two Bloomington meetings on Sunday May 12 featured a 2 p m session led by religion class officers praising Pres Anthon H Lund Principal Morgan and Patriarch J A Stacks. An 8 p m program honored mothers with talks by Mrs Sarah Dunford LaVerna Hulme and Joseph Patterson, plus songs and readings reflecting maternal love and sacrifice. The event drew a large local crowd and left attendees with a sense of community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Reugion
Pres
Anthon H. Lund
Pricipal Morgan
J. A. Stacks
Guneral
Sarah Dunford
LaVerna Hulme
Joseph Patterson
Hot Greenhalgh
St. Anthony
Idaho
Sacred Cantata Performance At Tabernacle Excellently Rendered
A large audience attended last Friday’s sacred cantata under the direction of a long time leader. Many from Biesingtot and nearby settlements were present. Praise was given to the excellent performance and to all who participated in the singing. The academy records are celebrated for this achievement across departments and the occasion reflects the school’s pride in its musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Biesingtot
Wld
Onison Deserses
Edus-Gn
Local Snippets Highlight Evanston Visit and School Year
Garden City Kinks J B Lutz visit relatives in Evanston Wyoming. Miss Lizzie Hodges home after teaching in Randoph. Mrs David Johnson recovering after operation. School year closes with exams. May First wedding celebration for May Farmer to Casper at St Charles. Bride praised as popular teacher in U S and Primary. They will reside at St Charles creamery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden
Lizzie Hodges
Farmer
May
Casper
St. Charles
U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bear Lake Valley
Wallace Times
Budge
Bear Lake County
Fifth Judicial District
State Supreme Court
Deser Rying
Uneral’ Services
Joseph Irwin
Malcolm McKinnon
Margarete O'¢onnell
Charleston
8. C
Paris Post
Post
South Carolina
Joseph Smith
Columbia
Saumter
Moultry
Hall
Burton
George
Cougr
French
Borah Mo
Bear Lake
Borab
Pear Lake County
Burton L. French
Bear
Lake County
Gastan
Nelnigg
H. Ds
George H
Inngl Rew
Mr Cook
Val
Devo
Boyt
Hank Cook
Fort
Alf
Calleg
Ogi
Cue
Paris
Dingle
George Shepherd
Seerelda -Sparks
Grandma Lewis
George H.cook
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!