Bridge Luncheon in Honor of Mrs Durkee in Paris
Mrs C O Moore hosted a Friday afternoon bridge luncheon at her home honoring Mrs Durkee of Los Angeles who is visiting and leaving Friday. The Paris community includes residents moving, shopping trips, and local business notes with Stoddard and Rexburg trips among other shorter items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Moore
Durkee
Los Angeles
L. O. Pugmire
Fish Haven
Paris
Mark Sutton
First Southwest Street
Amanda Pope
C. T. Whittington
Garden City
Utah
Center Street
Mesdames
George Humphreys
Marintha Lindsay
Noonan
William Lindsay
John Bunn
Lanark
John W. Kendall
Ogden
8. J Athay
H. R Shepherd
Chlotele
Ruby Hoge
Rexburg
Rulon Shepherd
Shepherd
Emily Rich
Lyle
J R. Pugmire
Edna Sorenson
Charles Shepherd
Logan
Jim Vallentine
Ralph Rich
A. C
Herbert Weston
M. M. Collings
Salt Lake
Magna
Roy Findlay
Albert Spencer
Dean Wilcox
Wayne Bird
Ross Nye
Idaho Falls
Ross
Ira Peterson
Studebaker
C. H. Pearce
Herbert Bateman
Otis
Bloomington
Denver
Ira Law
Ira Osmond
Ezra Allred
Messers Allred
Law
Osmond
Ray Bateman
Parley Allred
Preston
David Orr
William M. Williams
Lagan
Utah State Agricultural College
Colorado Aggies
Roy A. Welker
Monson
Bear Lake County
Idaho
J Wendell Stucks
Oregon Life Insurance Co
Lawrence Stewart
St. Charles
Grant
Nels Bunderson
J. T. Derricott
Liberty
John A. Sutton
Shelley
Thomas
Ebb
Hulme
John Cleveland & Sons
Landon Pugmire
Joseph Bunderson
County Dairymen Are Prosperity Builders
Bear Lake County dairymen discuss modern herd management and cooperative testing. Farmers describe higher fat yields since 1916, winter feeding benefits, and plans to reintroduce sheep after coyotes are controlled. They emphasize milking schedules, careful care, fair show participation, and the value of dairying for steady income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Bros
Bear Lake County
Henry Tippets
Soda Springs
Georgetown
Herd Improvement Association
Mr. Tippets
Matthews Bros
A. H
H. K
Liberty
Idaho
Matthews
Blackfoot
Change in farming and dairying gains momentum
The article praises evolving farming and dairying methods in the region. It notes progress already made by progressive farmers and flocks such as Matthews sheep, highlighting dedication to better care and the inspiration this provides to neighbors and the broader community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
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