County eighth grade exercises set for Paria and towns
The Bear Lake county eighth grade exercises will be held next Tuesday June 1 at the stake tabernacle Paria under County Superintendent Amy D Kelcey. The program lists addresses solos and presentations by students from Bloomington St Charles Fish Haven Liberty Dingle Bennington Georgetown Bern Noman Raymond South Montpelier Geneva Lanark South Noman and other locales with certificates presented.
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Bear Lake County
Stake Tabernacle
Paria
Amy D. Kelcey
America
C.seeeae
Mary Sparks
Louise Madsen
Wendell Olsen
Bloomington School Valedictory
Beulah Morganese
J. E. ‘Hickman
Idaho
Eeeseseeeses Congregation Benediction Paeh
Bear Lake Carp Shipping Prompts State Sale of Fish
Lars Peterson of east St. Charles ships a carload of Bear Lake carp to New York marking the first venture of this kind in the state. He stocks fish in a water pen and pays the Fish and Game Department half a cent per fish shipped. The carp are described as scavengers helping reduce lake trout and white fish.
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Paris
United States
Orient
Pacific Coast
Japan
Union Pacific
New York
Lars Peterson
East St. Charles
Peterson
State Fish and Game Department
Early Dope on G. O. P. Ticket
Boise reports a near certainty of an all Republican slate if nominating here. Baldridge and Hailey appear strong for governor and lieutenant governor with incumbent Gallet for auditor and Campbell unopposed for mine inspector. Gooding leads in the senate race while Peterson and Connor vie for support. Jeter and Lukens rumored for higher office and many early booms fading.
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Boise
J. H. Peterson
Pocatello
Bert Connor
North Idaho
Mro.Peterson
Idaho
Peterson
Gooding
Connor
Fred Lukens
Idaho County
Sutcliff
Butte County
Andy Kent
Bonner County
Dan Banks
Byron Defenbach
Nez Perce
Wayne Thompson
Gooding County
Elizabeth Russum
Stewart Campbell
Public Meeting In Paris Honors World War Nurse
A public meeting in Paris next Monday evening will feature public health nurse Miss Ragna Frederickson who will describe her wartime Europe experiences. She helped establish hospitals in Siberia Serbia and France and distributed American supplies in Russia. Prof M D Low and F J Price organize the event with planned musical numbers and free admission. Public health demonstrations for women are set for Monday afternoon in Paris 1st Ward and Tuesday afternoon in the Second Ward at 2 o clock.
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Paris
Ragna Frederickson
Europe
F. J. Price
Emerson School Board
Lakota Dance Hall Opens for Season at Lakota Resort
The first dance of the season was held in the open air Lakota Dance Hall at Lakota Resort Wednesday evening. A large crowd enjoyed themselves as the Careless Kids Orchestra provided music. The new hall is unique in southeastern Idaho and is expected to be popular all summer.
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Lakota Resort
Idaho
Funeral Services Held for Peterson Baby
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at the Paris First Ward chapel for the eighteen month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson who died earlier in the week from infantile paralysis. Bishop Dan C. Rich presided with speakers Pres. Wm. L. Rich and Bishop John T. Peterson. Interment followed at the city cemetery.
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Paris First Ward
Ira Peterson
Pararl Yals
Dan C. Rich
Wm. L. Rich
John T. Peterson
BP. Rich
State Deputy Sanitary Inspector Visits Paris
State Deputy Sanitary Inspector C. K. Macey of Boise toured Paris Monday and found the city’s sanitary conditions very good during his semi annual visit.
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Paris
C. K. Macey
Boise
Local Contractor Renovates Innes Home on Main Street
Contractor O. H. Grimeritt leads a crew remodeling the Hart Innes residence on Second South Main. Calif style porches will be added and old windows replaced with French units. interior replastering and finishing completed. The house is purchased by Horace Austin, Bear Lake Hot Springs manager, who will reside here.
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O. H. Grimeritt
Hart Innes
Second South Main Street
Horace Austin
Bear Lake Hot Springs
California Ladies Visit Paris Nursing Pals
Miss Mayne Young and Miss Ream of San Francisco toured the western states for six weeks in a Chevrolet Sedan as guests of Mrs. Lealand Read. The trio, all professional nurses, met years ago at St Francis Hospital in San Francisco where their close work sparked a lasting friendship.
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Mayne Young
Ream
San Francisco
California
Lealand Read
Read
Memorial Day Program Set At City Cemetery
A Memorial Day program under city auspices will be held Monday at 11 o clock at the cemetery. The lineup includes invocation by R W Vallentine quarte tte singing Oh My Father by Ward Male Quartette address by BW Stuck quartette Crossing the Bar readings Resurrection by Phyllis Athay Benediction by D B Price Barnard Monson of St Charles visited Paris Tuesday evening.
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de Votake
R. W. Vallentine Quartette
Greend Ward
E. BW
Stuck Quartette
Veda Shepherd and Company
Lea Teeens Ich
Phyllis Athay ‘Béldellon
Dhoir Benediction
Price
Cadmean Chautauqua to Open Four Day Paris Event
The Cadmean Chautauqua company will stage a four day course starting Wednesday June 2 under a big brown tent in Paris. A lineup of musical dramatic and speaking talent is planned with several top drawing performers expected to attract crowds and satisfy patrons.
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Paris
Cadmean Chautauqua Company
Nice
Cadmean
Emerson School Closes After Successful Year
The Emerson school ended its 1925 26 term with a large crowd attending the Friday afternoon commencement. Each grade performed a program item including recitations songs drills dialogues and readings. E T Shepherd presented perfect attendance certificates while Principal Wilford Price oversaw the exercises.
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Emerson School
E. T. Shepherd
Wilford Price
Exerices
Conference in Salt Lake June 11 13 for Y M and Primary
The Thirty Fifth General Sra Annual Conference of the Young Men's and Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association and the Twenty Fourth Annual Conference of the Primary Association of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be held in Salt Lake City on June 11 12 and 13 at the Tabernacle. Sessions begin at 2 and 7 p m on Sunday June 13. Saturday June 12 features music and literary contests with preliminaries in the afternoon and finals in the evening. Bee Keepers Institutes follow on June 14 15 for Y S M I A workers and Bee Hive Girls attendees.
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Salt Lakeity
Young Ladies’ Mutual Improvement Association
Church of Deing Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tabernacle
Baturay
Mutual Improvement Association
Mate Ehorus
M. Mens
Paris Triumphs Over Grace In Twelfth At Fairgrounds
Paris defeated Grace five to seven in a close baseball game at the Fairgrounds. John Brewer started strong, relieved by Beck, and Paris pulled a late double to edge ahead. Umpires Dean Evans and Fred Lewis officiated. Paris leads the standings with Grace and nearby teams. Next league game in Paris is Saturday June 5 against Cokeville.
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Fairgrounds
Grace
Paris
John Brewer
Beck
Dean Evans
Fred Lewis
Montpelisy
Selost Pet
Momtpeter
Paris Wise
Galetowm
Oce
Gakeville
Cokeville
Mutual Improvement Group Plans Tabernacle Program
Following the stake conference in the tabernacle Sunday the Mutual Improvement Association will present a program in the same building at 8 00 pm. The program includes musical selections and talks.
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Tabernacle
Black and White Day at Liberty dairy show draws crowd
A large crowd attended the Black and White Holstein dairy show in Liberty last Tuesday under County Agricultural Agent Chase Kearl. More than seventy five Holstein cattle were judged by Prof. F W Atkenson of the University of Idaho. Prizes funded by county banks recognized calf club members and top calves, with educational talks by D L Fourt and R F Davis enhancing the event.
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Liberty
Chase Kearl
Bear Lake Valley
Idaho
F. W. Atkenson
University of Idaho
R. F. Davis
Welser
D. L. Fourt
Beet Thinning Key To Sugar Beet Yields Across Utah Areas
A Utah Agricultural College bulletin reports thinning critically affects beet stands and yields. Studies in Utah and Idaho show average stand loss of 50 percent, with 19 percent lost before thinning, 24 percent during thinning, and 7 percent after thinning. Larger beets yield more, with tests showing 30.8 tons per acre for largest beets versus 16.11 for smallest, under similar conditions.
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D. C. Tingey
Utah Agricultural College
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Great Western Sugar Company
Alumni Ball Last Call Issued for Friday Event
Committees urge public to attend the Fielding Alumni Ball at Paris Pavilion Friday evening. Elaborate decorations fill the hall as alumni from across the valley gather. O Neal Rich, invitations chair, has issued notices to all association members. Banquet follows at First Gant chapel at 6 30 p m for alumni and guests.
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Paris
O'Neal Rich
Firet Gant Chapel
Aumni
Insect control fails to curb files in dairy barns
Fly depellaiior sprays give only temporary relief and do not materially reduce the number of files. Attempts to screen against fires in dairy barns have also proved unsatisfactory. In too many cases the files follow the cows inside and the screen acts to cage the pests rather than keep them out. No measure except destruction of natural breeding places has proven effective.
County Health Campaign Progress Reported In County
State health nurse Miss Frederickson visits precincts to promote public health work. In Dingle meetings focus on washing facilities sanitation and teeth defects. Georgetown and Paris note school screenings with defect patterns and follow up plans to improve home and school hygiene before fall term.
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Frederickson
Dingle
Bennington
Georgetown
Paris
Moore
Registration Board
Army
Fielding High School Commencement Led by David O McKay
The fourth annual commencement at Fielding High School will be held Friday May 28 at 10 30 in the stake tabernacle. David O McKay will deliver the commencement address to the graduates. Musical selections by students and the Paris Brass Band will be featured along with an invocation and various ritual items.
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Fielding High School
Stake Tabernacle
Hitler David O. McKay
Paris Brass Band
F. H
A. A. Hart Musial
Lucille Smedley
F. H. Girls Chorus
Merrill Cook
Wwe
Hhder
David O. McKay
Irrigation Study Suggests Light Repeated Applications
An experiment at the Aberdeen substation tested alfalfa seed crops and found that slow steady growth is best. Frequent light applications outperformed a single irrigation, indicating the advantage of staged watering for seed production.
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Aberdeen
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