Idaho highway bond funds reach 2 million dollars
State Treasurer D. R. Hanks announced from New York that the 2,000,000 Idaho highway bond proceeds had been delivered to Miss Martha Knight and credited to the highway fund. Funds will be drawn for emergency construction as federal matching funds remain uncertain, with limited activity possible until cash is available for projects already in progress.
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Boise
D. R. Hanks
New? York
Martha’ ‘Knight
New York
State Department
Palmer
Salt Lake
Idaho
Durciagér
Supreme ~ Court
Cearr
Palmer Company
Department of Public Works
Garden City Items Highlight Local Happenings
Attorney Heber M. Cox of Woodruff visited on legal business. Everett Sims returns from Salt Lake City hospital after surgery. Virginia Booth hosted friends at the Lakota. U S M I A held a ghostly town hall event Saturday. Bishop Pope surprised by family dressed for the occasion. Joseph Hagen of Logan writes insurance. Le Stone moved into Mrs G W Sprouse home. Mrs B Spencer reported marked improvement. Town children gathered many old pageles and wagons Monday night.
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Heber M. Cox
Woodruff
Cox
Everet Sims
Salt Lake City
Virginia Booth
C. W. Pope
Joseph Hagen
Logan
I le Stone
W. Sprouse
B. “Spencer
Paris Millinery Christmas Gift Line
Paris Millinery offers an extensive line of art work style items for Christmas gifts. Call to view stock and fill holiday needs with decorative and novelty pieces.
Former Paris Resident Dies in Springfield Funeral Held
Landon J. Rich died Thursday evening in Springfield from pneumonia. His funeral was held Sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. Rich, formerly a Paris resident for several years, left for Springfield Saturday to attend his brother Win. L. Rich's funeral.
Lanark Notes and Social Updates October 1921
Mrs Parley Lewis and children of Fairfield Idaho visit Mrs James Bunn in Lanark. Edna Bunn returns from Blackfoot after institute. The mutual club opened October 21 with games and dancing and refreshments. Lavere Findlay had tonsils removed around November 3. Cyril Dayton of Montpelier visits Agnes Toomer. Leo Passey visits Fish Haven from Lanark.
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Parley Lewis
Fairfield
Idaho
B. H. Findlay
Cyril- Dayton
Montpelier
Agnes Toomer
Leo_ Passey
Lanark
Fish Haven
M I A Program Sunday Evening in Second Ward Hall
The M I A presents a Sunday evening program at 7:30 in the Second Ward Hall with a vocal solo by A W Shepherd readings by Lois Rich and piano solo by Donetta Lewis. Seymour Spencer, Veda Stepherd, and The Company perform. The program will commemorate Armistice Day with an evening of excellent numbers.
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Will
Giyon
Second Ward
M.I.A
W. Shepherd
Lois Rich
Donetta Lewis
Seymour. Spencer Mixed
Legion Clean Up Squad Visits Idaho Cities
Burton Christ advance man for the national Clean Up squad reported strong results from Idaho visits. One in seven men examined shows incipient tuberculosis. the squad travels to Salmon Challis Blackfoot and Twin Falls with Armistice Day plans, aiming to reach Pocatello again in December.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Burton Christ
Red Cross
Christ
Salmon
Challis
Arco
Blackfoot
Twin Falls
The
American Legion
Postmaster and family return from Logan after soldier’s funeral
Postmaster Medium and family traveled two days from Logan to Afton due to storm and bad roads to attend a soldier brother’s funeral. Rhena Wilkes recovers enough to join her mother at the Halfway House. Lttie Davis and Elsa Wilde plan nurse training in Salt Lake City. Armistice Day to be observed November 11 with church and American Legion cooperation in Afton.
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Logan
Afton
Rhena Wilkes
Lttie W. Davis
Elsa Wilde
Thos. H. Wilde
Salt Lake City
He L.D. “3
Wyoming
Atton
American Legion
Star Valley
Wilson recovers but remains in bed in Washington
In Washington on October 31 former President Wilson was reported to have practically recovered but continues to stay in bed as doctors assess his health. The brief dispatch notes his physician will provide further updates.
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Wilson
Washington
California-bound resident leads surprise home visit
St Charles resident Thomas S Pugs mire plans to move to California in eight days. Friends gathered Tuesday evening to bid him farewell with games and refreshments. The article notes farming crops depend on markets and the impact of world wide demand on selling produce and future prospects.
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Thomae Spugsmire
Pugsmiire
Pugg Rr Mire
California
Local Notes From Laketown Area Community News
The column records retirements in Salt Lake visiting friends, a Laketown couple Roy Monet and Miss Maimie Wier marrying and planning to settle by Bear River, and a host of local church and school events. Elders Wilford Richards and Sutton preached in Paris, Halloween parties at the High School and Bishop G H Robinson’s home, and plans for respect for veterans and unknown dead. Alfred Anderson injured by barbed wire eye, headed to Salt Lake City for treatment.
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EA van -Mre
Shirley-Nebelie
Salt ‘Lake
Ta 'Tak Tab
Maimié
Roy Monet
Laketown
Salt Lake
Bear River
Wilford Richards
Hdn
Sutton
Paris
Primary—Association
Claud Cheney
Ellsworth Johnson
Johnson
Meadowville
G. H. Robinson
Delina Willis
Emma Cheney
Joseph Cheney
Montpelier
Ella
Nina Robinson
America’s
Alfred Anderson
Salt Lake City
Armistice Day Plans and Memorial Steps Outlined
Washington reports Armistice Day to be made a national holiday in honor of the unknown soldier to be buried in Arlington. Congress and the press are urged to promote the proclamation with Harding expected to act soon. Navy destroyers head to sea for the ceremonies and a large memorial for the unknown soldier is planned. Red Cross mobilizes hundreds of women to march in uniforms for Armistice Day events.
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Washington
Arlington
Sen
Harding
Fon
Navy Department
Eiesoldier
Cepa Iescont
Arenmtteenos
Maine
Olympic
Tiaemeress
S Ning
Sig-Senate
Ionkress
America
California
Olympia
Hug
Aigm
France
Foolish Wives of History and Bluebeard Legend Recounted
A fragmented antiquated prose piece recounts Bluebeard myths, noting Kentucky origins, a deadly tale of wives, a closet of secrets, and a Gothic table of eerie guests with garbled era references and whimsical asides.
Surprise Party At Mrs Sohn Skinner’s Home
Freiendy and relatives from Noonan and Paris attended a surprise party at the city resident Mrs. Sohn Skinner Thursday. Delicious refreshments were served and attendees included Charles Bartschi Sarah Lindsay Sylvia Skinner Isabelle Housley Elsie Reese Mamie Ludwig Rhoda Crossley Florence Bartschi Nellie Skinner Harriet Williams Fliza Bacon Ivy Freeman and Elenor Skinner.
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Fliza Bacon
Ivy Freeman
Miss Elenor Skinner
Montpelier Couple Married in Paris
Miss La You Barkdull and Clifford Toomer of Montpelier were married at the courthouse Friday, conducted by County Clerk Silas L. Wright. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Barkdull, is noted among the younger set. the groom, eldest son of Mr and Mrs C H Toomer, works with the Groom Toomer Garage.
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Barkdull
Cliford
Farm Bureau representatives head to Pocatello meetings
Representatives from Bear Lake County Farm Bureau and allied groups left Saturday morning for Pocatello to attend a series of meetings in the interest of the Farm Association of Idaho.
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Chase Kearl
Bear Lake County
Commercial Club Dance Enjoyed by Many Local Guests
The Commercial Club hosted a dance in the pavilion last Thursday and drew a large crowd. Organizers earned praise for the evening's smooth flow and overall success.
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Igs Kereain
Dangerous Highway Robber Fear in 18th Century Roads
A column warns travelers that highway robbery remains a risk on country roads. It recalls a past incident of being left stranded after a lift and urges caution toward strangers while noting variable danger levels in different regions.
Unclear fragmentary social musings and misfortunes in Paris
The passage reflects witty contrasts about marriage and honesty, mentions 5,900,000 unemployed and government workers, a character forgetting his muffler, and Bluebird's death from a mistaken gin bottle. The text reads as fragmented satirical vignettes with abrupt, non-linear narrative.
Funeral Services Held for St Charles Woman
Impressive services were held in the St Charles meeting house for Mrs Nephi Bunder son who died after weeks of illness following childbirth. Bishop John A Hunt presided with E M Allred E C Keetch Ola Transtrum Nancy Pugmire and Bishop J A Hunt as speakers. Ward choir led by Louis H Booth provided singing. Relatives tributes from Salt Lake and Bear Lake County covered the casket. Interment followed in St Charles cemetery.
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St. Charles Meeting House
Nephi -Bunderson
Louis H Booth
Salt Lake
Bear Lake County
St. Charles
Funeral for Elder John C Thompson Held in Fish Haven
Funeral services were held Saturday for Elder John Charles Thompson who died October 27 at his daughter's home. Pastor C C Shirley led the service with Elders John A Sutton and George D Findlay among the speakers. Thompson, 30, spoke of as a faithful Latter-day Saint and traveling priest in the Fish Haven ward, leaves many relatives. The church was decorated and flowers abundant as mourners gathered, with local residents and visitors noting his dedication and charity.
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John Charles Thompson
C. C. Stock
BP. C. C. Shirley
John A. Sutton
Hugh W Findlay
George D. Findlay
C. C. Shirley
Thompson
Zion
Church
Fish Haven
Clyde Wilson
Randopth
Alice Loveland
Wilson
Mary Hartney
McCammonsy
Elder Thompson
C C. Stock
William Bollag
Montpelier
Fritz Beyeler
Garden City
Joseph Cook
Hallowe
Magnus Erickson, Jr
Mrs Teller Dunford Visits Brother in Montpelier
Mrs Teller Dunford is visiting her brother Arnold Tueller at Montpelier this week.
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Mrs. Teller Dunford
Arnold Tueller
Montpeller
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