Wilson and Marshall Win by Large Majorities
Report shows Governor Wilson elected President with large Democratic victory aided by Theodore Roosevelt. Republicans anticipate mixed futures under Democratic rule. analyzes state results in Bear Lake county with electors and state office tallies and names.
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Wilson and Marshall
Wilson
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Burton
French
Congress
Tench
Idaho
Republic
Ator Wehf Borat
Senate
Alfred Budge
Wall -Ledé
W. B. Heyburn
Auntie Stucki Dies Persevering Utah Matriarch Remembered
Margaret Huber Stucki, known as Auntie, died after a long life of service in Utah communities. Born 1835 in Switzerland, she joined the church in 1856 and emigrated in 1859 arriving in Salt Lake Valley in 1860. She lived in Providence and Paris, cared for neighbors, and supported her husband John A. Stucki and local leaders. Her daughter Miss Wifie Stucki nursed her through illness. she passed away peacefully early Wednesday. Funeral set for Paris at 1 p m tomorrow.
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Stucki
Margaret Huber Stucki
John A. Stucki
Switzerland
Old Country
New York City
Salt Lake Valley
William Budge
Paris
Rich County
Utah
Pats
Anstie Stucks
Wifie Stucki
Tommorrow
Missionary Letter From Holland Describes European Fair
Elder Henry A. Thornock writes from Holland about his missionary work in Bloomington and the recent largest fair in Europe. He notes health, preaching, and enjoyment of Dutch livestock and dairy exhibits, cheese production, vegetables, tea, poultry incubators, straw and willow baskets, woollen shoes, and a tent of knowledge with a grand fireworks display at night.
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Post
Henry A. Thornock
Holland
Bloomington
Europe
India
Bear Lake farewell note ends with shared split cents
A personal sign off expresses gratitude and friendship from the writer to Bear Lake friends, noting a small cost of 90 Dutch cents, equivalent to 36 cents in their money, and a closing message of regards as they remain in place.
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Bear Lake
Idaho Agricultural College Offers Broad Training Options
Idaho Agricultural College promotes a four yearScientific course leading to a Bachelor’s degree with optional specializations in Animal Husbandry Agronomy Horticulture Dairying or Forestry for juniors and seniors A three winters six months program also exists for young men from farms lacking high school training Catalogs and circulars are available W L Carlile Dean Moscow Idaho.
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Agricultural College of
Ida
Northwest
America
Partnership Formed For Medical Practice In Bear Lake
Dr. William L. Rich returns to Paris and forms a partnership with Dr. J. W. Hayward. Their offices will be in the Bear Lake State Bank building with the upper floor occupied by Mrs. Hayward Rich and Dr. Franklin Budge. The facility includes an X ray room operating room laboratory and reception areas.
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William L. Rich
Paris
J. W. Hayward
Bear Lake State Bank
Bear Lake County
Plea for Wealth and the Rise of Industrial Optimists
A concise critique arguing that wealth comes from resource development and optimistic borrowing rather than high finance. It credits farmers and industrialists like Carnegie for seizing value in the country’s resources, noting Carnegie as a pioneer who funded railroads and the iron and steel industry during prosperity.
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Carnegie
Paul D. Cravath
Bear Lake County Election Results Signal Democratic Gain
In Bear Lake County most precincts reported, Democrats lead for Probate Judge and several county offices though Eight Mile cast only ten votes. Joseph R. Shepherd and Charley Wright wino the top tickets, while Republican incumbent Grimmett loses amid a mixed county outcome.
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Bear Lake County
Nathan Ricks
Miles Cannon
Joseph B. Hogan
May Scott Worthman
DO Worth Clark
Ezra. Dalby
Frank Martin
Frank L. Moore
Addison T. Smith
Perry AY
Illonet
Edward M
Pugmire
Supreme Court
George H. Stew
Arthur M. Bower
Eight Mile
Brewer
Might Mile
Chris Olsen
Henry Stocker
Burton
French
Joseph R.shepherd
Charley Wright
Fred C. Evans
Judge Grimmett
Theodore Roosevelt
Elder Sleight in Bristol England Describes Mission Work
Richard 8 Sleight, a missionary in Bristol with a 400000 population, writes of challenges from clergy and public, the moving picture A Victim of the Mor moos, and good weather in Kingland while Paris advances. He notes conflicts with “honorable men” and the impact on converts.
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Sleight
Boston
Bristol
England
Paris
Noah
Satan
Brutus
St. Paul
Raso
Kingland
Richard
Haywards Host Ghoulish Halloween Party For Friends
Dr and Mrs Hayward entertained a group of friends at a Halloween party. The rooms were decorated for the occasion with games and music followed by a dainty lunch served later.
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Mrs. Hayward
Llallowe’en
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