Prison farm purchase signals Idaho penitentiary reform
The Idaho State Penitentiary board bought 500 acres on Eagle Island Boise valley to diversify prison industries. Plans include cannery dairy creamery and meat packing with aim to reduce taxpayer burden and avoid prison idleness while shifting製 production from the shirt factory. Armistice Day observance urged with two minutes silence and Roll Call at the capitol steps led by Harold Hines.
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Idaho State Penitentiary
State Board of Prison Comissioners
Eagle Island
Boise Valley
H. C. Baldridge
Fred &. Lukens
W D. Gillis
Boise
Catlaw
Atste
Allied Industries
Idaho
State Capitol
Harold W. Hines
E. 116 Cavalry
Idaho National Guard
Bear Lake Stake of Zion History and Ward Descriptions
The article traces the Bear Lake valley settlements from 1864 to 1928, detailing the formation and evolution of wards and stakes. It notes key figures such as Presidents Brigham Young and William Budge, lists towns like Bloomington Paris St Charles Fish Haven Ovid Liberty Garden City Laketown and others, and covers ward leadership histories and geographic notes. It also mentions the Star Valley Stake and the Paris county seat status with detailed ward lineages.
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Bear Lake Valley
Bloomington
St. Charles
Ovid
Montpelier Fish Haven
Liberty
Bennington
Stake of
Zion
David Patten Kimball
Brigham Young
Daniel H. Wells
John Taylor
Wilford Woodruff
Ezra T Benson
Charles C. Rich
George Q. Cannon
William Budge
James H. Hart
George Osmond
Wiliam Budge
Joseph R. Shepherd
William L. Rich
Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake
Randolph
Soda Springs
Georgetown
Montpelier
Preston
Fish Haven
Meadowville
Paris
Laketown
Wardboro
Noonan
Dingle
Thomas Fork
Bern
Paris First Ward
Second Ward
Gardensby
Kanark
Liberty-Snaron-and-Ovid
Bear Lake Brake
Fairview
Cottonwood
Grover
Auburn
Thayne
Bedford
Freedom
Star Valley Stake of
Garden City
Lanark
Round Valley
Sharon
Bloomington Creek
Thruout
David B. Dille
Brother Hart
George ‘Osmond
William Hulme
Brother Hulme
Alma Findlay
Alfred A. Hart
John Philip Hulme
Franklin
Idaho
Preston Thomas
Joseph W. Moore
Hugh Findlay
Robert Pope
Bishop Pipe
John Stock
Hyrum P Scofield
John W E. Stock
Charles C. Shirley
Fish Haver
Rich County
Utah
Swan Creek
Sap Creek
Nene
Wright A. Moore
TS A
Robert Calder
Samuel Weston
Charles W. Pope
Joseph W. Gibbons
Clarence Cook
Laketown Creek
Laketown Canyon
John Oldfield
Ira Nebeker
Brother Nebeker
Joseph Irwin
George H. Robinson
Joseph Peter Beck
Ebenezer Crouch
James *. Bunn
James Hymas
Fred W. Passey
Ernest D. Hymas
Liberty Ward
Bear Lake County
Liberty Creek
North Creek
Levi Hammond
Brother Hammond
Edwin N. Austin
Brother Austin
William R. Morgan
Torrey L. Austin
Robert H. Williams
Niels Christian Edlefsen
Peter Jensen
Ovid Ward
Bishop Jensen
Philemon Lindsay
Lars Peter Nielson
James Clarence Lindsay
John T. Peterson
Oliver L. Peterson
Henry J Zne
Batis
Henry J. Horne
Brother Horne
George B. Spencer
William West
Hyrum T. Humphreys
H. Edward Sutton
Ezra 8. Stucki
Daniel O
James 9. Poulsen
Morris D. Low
Daniel 8. Price
Edwin T. Shepherd
St.Charlea
Tlement
St. Charles Creek
William G. Young
John A. Hunt
Elijah C. Keetch
Edward M. Pugmire
Ola Transtrum
John A. Hunt, Jr
Ernest W. Allred
St. Charles Ward
Sharon Ward
North Liberty
John Thomas Lyon
Joseph Smith
Vermont
Samuel E. Hymas
Hymas
John Gambling
Andrew Jensen
E A Hudson Seeks Pardon From 1923 Kidnapping Conviction
E A Hudson will apply at the next Boise Idaho Board of Pardons meeting to pardon a 1923 kidnapping conviction in Bear Lake County. Proceedings occur at the State House on the first Wednesday of January 1930 with notices dated October 13 1929 and first published October 24 1929.
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E. A. Hudson
Board of Pardons
State House
Boise
Idaho
Sth Judicial District Court of
State of
Bear Lake County
Paris Post
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Paris Drug Co
Fexall
Ng Hammenon
Brunswick
Atwater
Kent
Spartan
Majestic
M. G. Price
Findlay Auto CO
Professional Directory
Williams Floral Shop
F. M Williams Co
Gam Theatre
Franklin Budge
Browning
Paris, Idaho
Robert H. Wallis
Boston Bldg
Salt Lake City, Utah
Wasatch
E. H. Humphreys
M. M. Shepherd
WM. J. Ryan
First National Bank
Office Browning Building
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