Sunset Mine uncovers rich ore deposit near Paris and Bloomington
The Sunset Mine in Worm Creek canyon southwest of Paris and near Bloomington reveals a true bedded lead ore deposit with high grade values. Operators Wiliam and H. Clark, E. Jd. Welling, H. H. Groo and W. H. Groo report 76 4-10 per cent lead and 2 oz silver per ton in recent assays and plan to ship seventy tons to a smelter within ten days.
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Sunset
Worm Creek Canyon
Paris
Bloomington
Wiliam
H. Clark
E. Jd. Welling
St. Charles
H. H
W. H. Groo
Montpelier
United States
Clark
Utah
Prof Reid Bailey Addresses Fielding High Graduates
Prof Reid W Bailey of the Agricultural College at Logan Utah delivered the commencement address to Fielding High School graduates at the stake tabernacle. A large crowd attended as the faculty and graduates were praised and certificates presented by F T Shepherd.
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Reid W Bailey
The
Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Fielding High School
Stake Tabernacle
America i
BP. E. D
Eldon Stock
Second Ward Chapel M I A Event Promises Local Talent
The program will be presented to the public at the Second ward chapel on Sunday evening at 7 30 by the M I A Double trio The 2nd ward M I A girls Libbie Cook Quartet Rulon Dunn Co Talk and Cyril Budge with a vocal solo by Mignon Michaelson.
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Second Ward
2Nd Ward
Libbie Cook
Rulon Dunn & Co
Cate Seeeaee
Cyril Budge
Mignon Michaelson
County School Commencement Exercises at Paris Stake Tabernacle
Commencement exercises for eighth grade graduates of county schools were held at the stake tabernacle in Paris. Prof H E Weisel of the state normal school at Albion gave the educational address. Earl Spencer of Emerson school delivered the valedictory. Emerson has supplied three consecutive valedictorians: Aletta Spencer 1927 Grant Grandy 1928 and Earl Spencer 1929. The program included orchestra, solos, chorus and benediction with attendees from multiple towns including Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Pegram Ovid Liberty Dingle Wardboro Bennington Georgetown Bern Noman South Montpelier Geneva Lanark Eight Mile Sharon Abpon Logan and more. Principal E J Passey of Logan Seminary visits Paris. editor Ralph Kelly of Soda Springs and wife stopped by.
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Stake Tabernacle
Paris
H. E. Weisel
State Normal School
Albion
Earl Spencer
Emerson School
H. L .Spencer
Aletta Spencer
Grant Grandy
Irwin Jensen
J Price
Lois Wright
Zulu Ward
Norma Richards
Dingle School
Fielding High Valedictory
Wanda Rich
Jean Hoge
Rhoda Welker
Frances Pearce
Vilate Law
June Gubler
Joseph Olsen
Myrle Law
Virgil Eborn
Ernest Nye
Bruce Beck
Agnes King
Elma Skinner
Iola Lewis
George Bagley
Marie Cole
Grant Wallentine
Eldine Ransom
Virginia Rich
Wright Innes
Delmar Skinner
Myrthe Crawford
Viola Lewis
Russell Beck
Pearl Scheidigger
Melba Rosen
Carlyle Shepherd
Leo Grandy
Fish Haven
Eva Scofield
Weldon Pugmire
Frank Jensen
DeVere Stock
Earl Loveland
ST. Charles
Beatrice Michaelson
Donald Stewart
Max Cleveland
Herbert Hegner
Evan Allred
Myrtle Linford
Winnons Floyd
Elden Pugmire
Fern Hill
la Rue Peterson
Andrew Michaelson
Reed Laker
Lester Williamson
Bloomington
Eugene Hart
Jennie Bateman
LiaRue Thornock
Tuilla Nelson
Zula Ward
Virtue Patterson
Cerelda Payne
Ardell Thornock
Denyon Bee
Pegram
Kelvin Nelson
OVID
Donald Roberts
Dingle
Vilate Spruce
Edna Hayes
Noda McCammon
Rue Dunn
Clifford Sizemore
Mildred Hays Wilford Payne
Reed Hoff
Fay Munk
Lanor Schmid
Frances Solum
Thilday Thompson
Bern
Vernon Kunz
Foster Kunz
Floyd Barrus
Ardell Kunz
Ruby Alleman
Funeral Services Held for Albert Dunford
Funeral services were conducted in Bloomington for Albert B. Dunford 71 who died May 22 in Salt Lake City from a weak heart. He spent winter in California and was en route to Logan Utah. Interment followed at Bloomington cemetery with local clergy officiating. Relatives from Utah and California attended.
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Bloomington
Albert B. Dunford
Salt Lake City
California
Logan
Utah
John P. Hulme
David Krogue
Montpelier
Findlay
Roy A. Welker
M D. Low
Bear Lake
Paris County Fair Set in Southeastern Idaho
Paris designated as site for county fair after county commissioners vote. Lions club promotes one of the largest fairs in the region with improvements to grounds, an extended water system, and rail connections to support attendees.
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Paris
Board of County Commissioners
Paris Lions Club
Idaho
Memorial Day Program at City Cemetery May 30
The memorial exercise on May 30 at 10:30 A M will be at City cemetery. Hosted by the City Bishoprics of the First and Second wards and the local American Legion post. The program includes choir, invocations, addresses, quartets, and a benediction.
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American Legion
Chautauqua Organizes For The Year
Chautauqua begins in June for four days with tickets going on sale June 10. Guarantors met at the courthouse Monday evening to formalize plans. NM. D. Low chairs. F J. Price vice chairman. Earl Shepherd secretary. other members include John A. Wallis W Smith Hoge John Dougan Orlando Monson. The group aims to secure a full week of chairman supervision and assigns ticket sales to the executive committee.
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Court House
NM. D. Low
F J. Price
Earl Shepherd
John A. Wallis
W Smith Hoge
John Dougan
Orlando Monson
Elder Joseph Fielding Smith Spoke at Bear Lake Conference
Elder Joseph Fielding Smith of Salt Lake City, a member of the Twelve, headlined the Bear Lake stake quarterly conference at the tabernacle. He delivered sermons on L D S faith and latter day saint living. Local church leaders and educators attended and shared talks. Music by the satire choir directed by Irvin Jensen.
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Joseph Fielding Smith
Salt Lake City
Ezra 8. Stucki
Rexburg
W. W. Richards
L. D
Garland
Utah
Roy A. Welker
Oscar W. Kirkham
Rose Patterson Succumbs to Heart Attack
Funeral services were held Monday at 11 from the ward chapel in Bloomington for Rose Patterson, 41, who died Friday morning of heart trouble. Interment followed in Bloomington cemetery. Survivors include her mother Mary Patterson, 76, and several siblings. The deceased was noted as accomplished and recently won a national prize of 1000.00 in a contest.
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Ward
Bloomington
Rose Paterson
J. P. Hulme
W. W Richards
Garland
Utah
Roy A Welker
M. D Low
Alma Findlay
Libby Cook
Nina Michaelson
Jas. L. Dun
Patterson
Mary Paterson
H. E.broomhead
William Patterson
J. P Patterson
Charles Painter
Edw. Painter
A. A. Has
John Ward
James Patterson
Stanley Dunford
Wendell Christensen
Osmond Dunford
Eastern Corporation
Road to Bear Lake Not Open Yet Warns Logan Journal
State road supervisor W J Font reported the Logan canyon road has reached the Beaver section but heavy snow drifts and ice hinder plowing. A large plow is needed and ascent to the summit may occur by Monday to determine when the Bear Lake route opens. Two Salt Lake lawyers misassumed the road was open and became stuck for six hours before escaping.
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W J Font
Cache County
Chamber of Commerce
Beaver
Logan Canyon
Funk
Bear Lake
Salt Lake
Chamber
Logan Journal
Forest farming urged for Idaho farmers as wood supply shrinks
Extension Forester A. M. Sowder argues that farm woodlots offer strong returns and act as a savings bank for future generations. He urges turning idle land into forested plots, noting woodlots and windbreaks can yield sizable, recurring benefits and reduce taxes on nonproducing land.
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Idaho
Forester
A. M. Sowder
Seelir Sa
Extension Division
College of Agriculture
Moscow
Community Notes And Visits Across The Region
St Charles residents report improved recovery for Richard Pugmire after a broken leg. Missionaries Benson Peterson and Arlin Pugmire, and Cornell Scofield family visits occur. Cornell Cleveland stays with parents. Wilks family travels to Ogden. Myrna finishes winter schooling. Junior Pugmire visits. Roscoe Nelson with relatives. Azella Horton and Jennie Rasmussen visit. Juanita Romero mourned with family at last rites, among many relatives attending.
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Richard Pugmire
Benson Peterson
Arlin Pugmire
Cornell Scofield
Amon
Cornell
Cornell Cleveland
Sam Wilks
Ogden
Myrna
Ellis Wihelmsen
Junior Pugmire
Roscoe Nelson
Nelson
J. H
Kenneth Maughn
Azella Horton
Baby
Jennie Rassmussen
Kemmerer
Wye
Juanita Denio Romero
Ben
Largest fish of the season caught in Bloomington canyon
Atty. D E. Haddock reportedly caught a trout about sixteen inches long in the Bloomington canyon creek last week. The fish furnished meat for two families and stands as the season's biggest catch so far.
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E. Haddock
Bloomington Canyon
Local visitors and town callers list from Laketown area
The passage lists Hugh Denio and wife Andrew Romero and family, George Gibby and family, James Linford and family, Hervin Bunderson and family, Mrs Hannah Linford and Mrs James Collings with son Joe, Viola Mattson and Herman Wood of Laketown as guests of Miss Patience Clark on Sunday. Other recent visitors to town include Leo Bach of California Ernest Howell Edith Howell and Mrs Howell of Fish Haven Mrs Thelma Freeman Mrs Geo Langford and Mrs Polly Pope of Garden City Utah.
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Hugh Denio
Andrew Romero
George Gibby
James Linford
Hervin Bunderson
Hannah Linford
James Collings
Joe
Viola Mattson
Herman Wood
Laketown
Utah
Patience Clark
Leo Bach
California
Ernest Howell
Edith Howell
Howell
Fish Haven
Thelma Freeman
Geo. Langford
Polly Pope
Garden City
Phosphate Liens Lose In Court Action
Judge Jay L. Downing signs a memorandum decision in the case Frank Athay et al vs Keystone Phosphate Co et al. The court grants judgment against most defendants, with Mary S. Stucki prevailing, citing Parker vs Northwestern Investment Co as persuasive but not controlling. The ruling discusses agency vs mere consent and notes the contract did not entail owner improvements or profit sharing.
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Jay L. Downing
Fifth Judicial District
Frank Athay
Keystone Phosphate Co
Mary S. Stucki
Parker
Northwestern Investment Company
Idaho
Bar
Givens
William E. Lee
T. Bailey Lee
Supreme Court
Mutual Program in Paris First Ward Sunday
The program for the Paris First Ward chapel Sunday evening includes readings by Pearl Tueller and Glenda Cole, vocal solos by Blossom Wilks, a vocal duet by Helen and Libby Cook, and an instrumental duet by Charles Longhurst and Son. Bishop D C Rich gives a talk and the public is invited.
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Paris First Ward
Pearl Tueller
Blossom Wilks
Bishop D. C. Rich
Helen
Libby Cook
Glenda Cole
Charles Longhurst and Son
Liberty to Host Annual Black and White Dairy Show
Chase Kears reports Liberty will host the annual Black and White show on June 1, featuring top Bear Lake county dairy stock and a focus on profitability. The event aims to educate farmers on seed use and dairy feeding to boost butterfat and herd profits, highlighting local dairy expansion and economic farming.
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Chase Kears
Bear Lake County
Liberty
Northwest
Dairy Department
The
University
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Reid Bailey
Nyenng
Gilea Valedictory
Alice Spencer
Reid W. Bailey
F. T. Shepherd
Goodnight
Girls Glee Club
Benediction
Stella Arnell
Alvin Beck
Harold Brewer
Leland Carlson
Henrietta Davis
Alfred Hart
Fred Derricott
Walter Hoge
Wanda Hymas
James Olsen
Jamie Olsen
Ruth Parker
Vilda
Passey
Lola Patterson
Phyllis Patterson
Russell Paterson
Thelma Perry
Alice Pugmire
Burdette
Landon Pugmire
Lois
Naoma Rich
M. G. Price
Ernest Waterlaus
Wilford Price
Ass Athay
Lucille Spencer
Amber Crawford
Iona Athay
Jean Low
Adeline Tueller
Arvilla Smedley
Amy D. Kelsey
J. Warren Sirrine
NOMAN
Lester Alleman
LaVay Alleman
South Montpelier
Boyd Ber- Aeueneynge
Geneva
Grace Treuscher
Ruth Price
Rosalind Boehme
Mildred Tuelter
Erna Boehme
Sylvia Leissering
Orville Evans
Dean Bischoff
Walter Bischoff
Avenell Teuscher
Willard Teuscher
Lanark
Ula Orr
Eight Mile
Richard Gerber
Sharon
E. J. Passey
Logan L. D. 8
Provo
Ralph Kelly
Soda Springs
Albert Dunford
A. W Shepherd
E. Woodruff Stuckt
Legion
J. W. Cook
Chautauqua
Satire Choir
Prof
Rose Patterson
John H. Bird
Ogdeh
C. EF. Jewell
Spencer Rich
R. O. Clayton
Paris Drug Co
Seymour Sleight
B Sleight’s Produce Exchange
Canyon Road
Mutual
First Ward
Liberty TO
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