Bern Brevities: Christian Kunz 85 Dies at Logan
Christian Kunz 85 died suddenly at his Logan home from heart failure last Saturday. Born in Bern Switzerland December 26 1846 he immigrated in 1870 and lived in Bern until moving to Logan about eleven years ago. He was active in church work serving in the bishopric and as high councilor. He is survived by his widow and numerous children across Utah and Idaho. Interment was in Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Kunz
Logan
Mr. Kuns
Bern
Switzerland
Montpelier
Kunz
Caroline Buchler Kunz
John T Rigby
John M
Seth Kunz
Anthon
Franklin Kunz
Alma
Smith A Kunz
Peter Ross
Garland
Utah
Jesse H. Dredge
Malad
Earl Harris
Ogden
Nathan Barlow
E. Kountryman
Palo Alto
Calif
Seymour Kunz
Salt Lake City
Walter Middlesteadt
Inkom
Zina Kunz
David Buhler
Henry Tuescher
Geneva
Idaho Pension Law Delayed Pending Budget Funds
Idaho will not implement its old age pension law this year as no budget funds exist to cover pensions. Attorney General Fred J. Babcock stated the law, enacted by the recent session, cannot operate until county budgets allow for expenditures and no emergency provisions were included to advance funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Fred J. Babcock
Ada
North and South Rich Highs Hold 3rd Commencement Week
The third annual commencement exercises for North and South Rich High Schools are scheduled for Friday May 22. South Rich will convene at 1000 am in the Woodruff ward chapel and North Rich at 230 pm in Laketown ward chapel. The senior banquet and annual commencement ball follow at Ideal Beach in the evening.
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North
South Rich
Woodruff Ward Chapel
North Rich
Laketown Ward
Ideal Beach
Treatment of asthma with masked cabinet therapy
The report notes use of masks similar to mine workers and others. Patients breathe through tubes connected to cabinets where curative elements are produced, and the treatment is described as successful here.
Ancient Pewter Tablet Sheds Light on Early China
The Field Museum in Chicago reports what may be the oldest pewter artifact, a tablet found in a Chinese tomb inscribed with a date around AD 85. The find pushes back metalwork dates and highlights ancient exchange.
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Field Museum
Chicago
Mysterious Indigenous Art Found Across Sixty California Sites
Historic carvings and pictographs attributed to an early Indigenous artist have been discovered in at least sixty locations across California. Researchers note the widespread distribution suggests a broader artistic program before modern settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ypremmstorie Indiang
California
Food trends and cattle finance urged by livestock editor
A livestock column notes long term stability in American diet with small shifts in meat and milk consumption from 1900 to 1930 while cereal intake falls. It stresses price driven competition among food interests and calls for support to smaller farmers and grain growers through banks and university guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Department of Commerce
The Sooner the Happier Dramatic Critic Opinion
A dramatic critic notes a preference for plays with happy endings. He says some productions yield any ending as happy, reflecting varied views on conclusion and mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laridon
Powerful Snake Confines Victim With Fatal Wrap
The boa constrictor named Jies coils around a man and strangles him to death, illustrating the deadly power of constriction rather than venom.
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Jies
Language of Italy Elevates Florentine Speech
The language of Tuscany especially Florence is the classical Italian tongue. Grammarians selected it chiefly because Dante Petrarch and Boccaccio defined the Three Crowns of Italian literature.
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Tuscany
Florence
Italy
Dante
Petrarch
Boccaccio
Species of Snowbirds
The slate colored junco or snowbird breeds in northern states and migrates south to the gulf of Mexico in winter. Overall 18 junco species and varieties are recognized in North America, ranging from Alaska to Mexico and the gulf.
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Gulf of Mexico
North America
Alaska
Mexico
Gulf
Practical feeders feed top quality feeder lambs
Feeder lambs have been selling strongly as buyers seek practical feeders. The market highlights well bred, accredited stock appealing to buyers aiming for efficient finishing and dependable gains.
Ancient Douglas fir Tells Story Of Columbus Era Age
A recently cut Oregon Douglas fir displays 839 annual rings indicating a life over four centuries old, dating from before the time Columbus reached the Americas. The fossil-like core reveals the tree lived well before 1492 and illustrates long regional growth.
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Oregon
America
Dr A L Chilton Eye Specialist Notice
Dr A L Chilton eye specialist will be in his Montpelier office May 22 23 at Christman Jewelry Pocatello Optical Co Dr A L Chilton Mgr
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DR. A. L. Chilton
Montpelier
Christman Jewelry
Pocatello Optical CO
A. L. Chilton
Mgr
Sleight Produce Seeks Orders for Seed Potatoes
Sleight Produce and Exchange Co of Paris Idaho advertises twice weekly shipments of baby chicks and invites customers to place orders for seed potatoes. The fragment references both poultry and seed potato offerings from the Paris Idaho firm.
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Sleight Produce & Exchange Co
Paris
Idaho
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Milford Kunz
Cedar City
Wm J Kunz
Willamsburg
Leon Knight
Burley
Knight
Nora Kunz
David J Kunz
Frank Steckler
Wm. J Kunz
Steckler
Portland
Merrell Reese
Bloomington
Reese
John Kunz, Jr
Swanson Ranch
Williamsburg
John Evans
Downey
Frank Foss
Kate Chivers
Kerson
Nh Jensen
Beatrice Price
Physicc
Phoebe É
Emerson
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Babiana
Stucks
Zemo
Uncle Wiggily
Cellie
Dellie
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Charles Dana Gibson
Roy W. Howard
Ray Long
James Thomas Sharkey
Train Street
Dorchester
Mass
Walter-Sweet
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
N. Y
Julius M. Nolte
Glen Avon
Duluth, Minn
A. B. Franklin
Kirkland St
Cambridge
Mase
John R. McCarthy
Main St
Willimantic
Conn
Frederick
E. Robinson
Coronado Beach
F. Cartwright
Washington, D.C
Edith Cochrane
Glenvale Ave
Darien
Barbara Lawless
Ardmore
Jane Parsons
79Th St
New York
N.Y
Marie Alberts
Spaulding Ave
W. B. Barker, JR
N. Sprice
Winston-Salem
Eugene Barton
la Luz St
el Paso
Texas
Cher
N- Front St
Conway
C. W. Grange
Central St
Evanston
S. Graybill
Paxtonville
John L Griffin
Jackson
Puebjo
Colorado
David.c. Hile
Peyton and
Arlington Rds
York, Pa
Elizabeth Jarrard
Porter Apts
Lansing
Mich. J
W. Keating
Prospect
Ave
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Kennedy
State St
Milwaukee
Wisc
L. C. Millard
Stockley Gardens
Norfolk
Eugene Sartini
Chapel St
Ottawa
Gregory Luce Stone
Texas St
Mobile
Als
C. L. Thomas
Mount Airy
N. C
Lee R. Womack
Tenney Ave
Amherst
J. Arthur Wood
Burke St
Mechanicville
Emery Herbert Young
Painted Post
Cote Peo
B. 3
Reynolds Tobases Company
Winsise-Balens, N.C
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