Auto thefts and insurance blamed in national address
Alfred Reeves of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reports 3000000?0000 dollars in cars stolen last year with sixty million dollars of losses in Detroit alone. He criticizes high insurance rates and urges insurers to vet applicants’ records and motorists to lock cars, calling for greater thief‑catching cooperation.
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Alfred Reeves
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Reevery
Detroit
Reeves
Letting Stones Lie and Judgments Cast Aside
A reflective piece recalls the biblical tale of the woman accused and the crowd's stone refusal. It argues that society often judges quickly while neglecting its own faults and residents should focus on their own business rather than throwing stones at neighbors.
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Jordean
Gcribes
Education Week Observance Urges Support for Schools
The Paris Post endorses Education Week November 7 to 13 to promote education and acknowledge teachers and leaders who uphold educational freedom. It stresses that future citizens reflect both parents and teachers, and highlights the role of schooling in practical life. A quip about an electric bath ends the piece with a cautionary note.
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Paris Post
Rattlesnake Follows Farmer To Home Becomes Burglar Watch
A North Dakota farmer freed a rattlesnake found in a trap. The reptile soon became a pet and protected the home, coiling around a burglar at night while rattling for police.
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North Dakota
Swearing in front of children and a dry Magdalena River
A column laments parental swearing in front of children and urges restraint. It notes a mother’s rebuke shaping a child’s view of a father and mentions drouth in Colombia drying the Magdalena River, hindering holiday trade and goods delivery.
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Drouth
Colombia
Magdalena
Missionaries and visitors gather for Sunday services
John S. Kunz, son of Mr and Mrs John Hue Its, returned home last week and spoke on his missionary experience. Elder Wm H Dayton and son Freeman of Dingle were home missionaries for the Sunday Sacrament. Miss Irva Kunz visited Georgetown with sister Mrs J LeGrandé Clark. Visitors from Montpelier included Mr and Mrs Jake Jensen and daughter and Ruth Schmid. Parley Buhler and Elmer plan winter work in California. Mrs Buhler will stay with her parents Mr and Mrs David Tueller of Montpelier. Charles Tuescher attended the M IA meeting Sunday evening.
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John S. Kunz
John Hue
Wm. H. Dayton
Freeman
Dingle
Irva Kunz
Georgetown
J LeGrandé Clark
Jake Jensen
Ruth Schmid
Montpelier
Bern
Parley Bubler
Brother Elmer
California
Buhler
David Tueller
Charles Tuescher
Stake
St Charles Notes Rally Hosts Neighbors and Visitors
St Charles notes describe a Republican rally held Tuesday evening with strong local and regional turnout. A surprise arrival featured ten sisters delivering refreshments and cake to Mrs. N B Pugmire who welcomed them warmly. Several distant relatives and visitors from Cokeville Wyoming Lewiston Utah and Logan Utah are mentioned in brief visits and travels.
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St. Charles
Weekend neighbors cows tangled up near residence
A cow became ensnared in front of a home during a weekend incident and, after being freed, chased the rescuer a short distance. Names are withheld. Separately a dog and a cat from St Luke's England reportedly swam across the English Channel each day but turned back after a distance, wet and discouraged.
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St. Luke’s
England
English Channel
Social Roundup from St Charles and Nearby Visits
Local residents and visitors fill a week with travel and calls. Boon Bundersons spent days in Logan on business and pleasure while Johana Peterson returned from Galt Lake to her daughter. Mebel Pugmire visited from Pocatello with Andrew Mattson family. E. V. Mattson and C. Johnson dropped by St Charles. L. T. Arnell saw sister Amy Nelson in South Montpelier. Bishop Ray Donna and child stayed with Eda Young. Aged citizen K M Wilhelmsen improves after illness. S and Cleveland recover health, Ray Rich Wilma Bunderson and Mrs. Snyder show improvement on the sick list. Irean Crossley works in Garden City Utah. Montpelier visitor R. P. Nelson calls on his mother. George Horton and Grand Arnell surprise parents with a visit. Charles Hendee of Randolph Utah serves as mail carrier in our area.
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Boon Bunderson
Logan
Johana Peterson
Galt Lake
Mrs. Bullock
L. T. Arnell
Amy Nelson
South Montpelier
Bishop
Ray Donna
Eda Young
K. M. Wilhelmsen
Cleveland
Ray Rich
Wilma Bunderson
Snyder
Irean Crossley
Garden City
Utah
R. P. Nelson
Montpelier
St. Charles
Wilhelmina Nelson
George Horton ahdeGrand Arnell
Charles Hendee
Randolph
Vegetables on Planet Mars
Chicago reports Professor Philip Fox of Northwestern University cites evidence suggesting vegetable life on Mars and, where plants thrive, animal life would follow. He proposes a small amphibious creature akin to a seal may inhabit Martian waters, though no evidence has been observed and clouds hindered telescope observations.
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Chicago
Mars
Philip Fox
Dearborn Observatory
Northwestern University
Mary and
Westes
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Paris
Idaho
Sing Sing
Frank Jones
Cokeville
Wyo
LaVerna Harrup
Sue Godfrey
Lewiston
H. Jensen
Pocatello
Joyce Irwin
Wm. Michaelson
Vevian
Andrew. Jensen
Oakland
Greater
Pegeality
Jinery
Geneva
Eneral
Mts Col
Mebel Pugmire
Andrew Mattson
E. V. Mattson
C. Johnson
Logan, Utah
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