Wheat Prices Set To Rise Says Farm Bureau
The American Farm Bureau Federation warns of a worldwide wheat shortage with the U S oversold. Officials claim exports have left the country and predict wheat prices at 3 to 3.50 before the next harvest, citing drop in European and North American crops and a tight global supply.
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United States
L. W. Fluhraty
State Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington, DC
Federation
India
Canada
J. R. Howard
Oregon Short Line and Pairs Branch Train Schedule Change
New train schedule went into operation on the Oregon Short Line and Pairs Branch on Sunday November 14. Westbound trains from Montpelier include No 19 to Portland No 25 to Pocatello No 5 mail train No 17 to Portland. Eastbound departures feature No 4 to start Thursday No 6 to Green River, No 26 to Kemmerer, No 18 on Thursday. arrivals and connections at McCammon with various No. 25 17 19 services. Paris Branch shows arrivals at 10 25 am 4 10 pm and departures at 8 00 am 2 10 pm.
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Arriva
Montpelier
Portland
Pocatello
Paris Boulder Mine to Begin Operations
The Paris Boulder Mine six and a half miles from Paris plans to start ore shipments. Officials discuss a spur to the Western Phosphate road to transport ore. A Provo Utah meeting on November 3 set an assessment of two mills per share payable to the secretary.
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Paris
Sleighs
Provo
Utah
Ward Conference in Paris Second Ward Next Sunday
Ward conference will be held in the Paris Second Ward next Sunday November 21. Special priesthood meeting for all priesthood at 10 30 a m. Teachers report meeting at 1 00 o'clock. Conference sessions at 2 00 p m and 7 30 p m. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Paris Second Ward
Men End Weeks-Long Walkout at Western Phosphate Mine
Workers at the Western Phosphate Mine halted work on November 6 after wage cuts and unmet terms from a prior agreement. The strike ended Friday afternoon when an agreement was reached, with all men returning to work that evening and the next morning. Previously they sought higher wages, better living conditions, free transport, and a white cook. Prior rates had included a fifty cent daily board increase.
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Western Phosphate
Farmers plan to hold cattle for feeding through fall
Bethievah county farmers report they received about 66 percent of last year’s price for their first livestock shipment. As a result most plan to hold cattle for feeding through the fall and winter.
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Bethievah County
Idaho Pct Increase Surpasses U.S. Rate In New Mexico Vermont
Idaho notes show New Mexico and Vermont state percentage increases exceed the national rate, with Idaho observing a rise that more than doubles the United States figure. The report contrasts state figures against overall U.S. growth.
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New Mexico
Vermont
United States
Fielding School students win praise for efforts and sports
Fielding pupils and other church schools filed weekly reports and essays on The Past is Full of Glory, the future full of promise. President Heber J Grant to prize best theme. A Fielding basketball game vs American Legion ended in defeat but good sportsmanship shown by former Fielding players.
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Donetta Lewis
Fielding
Church
Heber J. Grant
Emerson School
American Legion
Legion
Mr and Mrs Howell Leave for Blackfoot Visit
Mr and Mrs Stanley Howell travel to Blackfoot for a few weeks. Mrs Howell will visit her sister while Mr Howell is on an insurance trip with Dr Walter Hoge remaining in town.
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Stanley Howell
Blackfoot
World wool surplus looms over postwar markets
Idaho extension expert R B Millin explains the global wool surplus after war shipping shifts. By November 1 about 3.16 billion pounds were on hand, with fine wools selling at a premium while low and medium grades flood markets, mainly due to European purchasing limits and drought losses in Australia.
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Boise
Ida
Crescent World
R B. Millin
University of Idaho Extension
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Europe
France
Belgium
Germany
Austria Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Ends Suffering of Mrs Segmiller in Final Stroke
Laura Segmiller widow of Am Segmiller died Tuesday after a final stroke that ended months of paralysis. Her husband died about two weeks earlier after illness. Her brother Robert Quarm, aged 60, has been removed to Blackfoot Insane Asylum for health reasons. The report notes family illness and disputes, with no details on other relatives or estate.
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Laura Segmiller
Am Segmiller
Hoover Discusses Economic Conditions With Labor Leaders
In Washington on November 16, Hoover met with an executive council of the Federation of Labor behind closed doors for three hours. He urged that greater efforts begin to move the United States forward, and delegates sought information to aid in shaping general economic policies including unemployment, the financial situation, wages, and shop conditions.
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Ston
D. C
Hibert
Federation of Labor
Hoover
United States
Han
King Hoover
Fer
Attorney Jesse P. Rich Visited Paris on Legal Matters
Preston attorney Jesse P. Rich spent three days in Paris this week attending to legal affairs.
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Jesse P. Rich
Preston
Paris
Quarterly stake conference at Paris tabernacle dates
The quarterly stake conference will convene in the Paris tabernacle on Saturday and Sunday November 27 and 28. Leaders WM L. Rich Ola Transtrum Roy A Welker urge strong attendance.
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Tabernacle
Paris
WM L. Rich
OLA Transtrum
Roy A Welker
Campaign spending reported by AFL nonpartisan committee
The American Federation of Labor nonpartisan political campaign committee reported contributions of 519,8808 for the period February 24 to November 2. About two thirds of the expenditures were for printing.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
House of Representatives
Home Missionary Appointments for Bear Lake Stake
The Bear Lake Stake announces home missionary appointments for Sunday November 28. Wilford W Rich H H Broom head Ovid Lars P Jensen John T Peterson Bloomington Samuel Matthews John Morgan Lanark Alma Findlay Jos Patterson Fish Haven Benj P Hymas Ern est D Hymas Liberty John H Grimmett Herbert L Spencer Round Valley Christian Tueller James L Dunford Sharon Heber C Keetch John A Hunt Laketown Edgar M Allred Frank Linford Garden City H R Shepherd Fred J Price Paris 1st J W Cook L T Shepherd St Charles Geo H Robinson Paris Second ward
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Bear Lake Stake
Wilford W Rich
H H. Broomhead
Ovid
Lars P. Jensen
John T. Peterson
Bloomington
Samuel Matthews
John Morgan
Lanark
Alma Findlay
Jos. Patterson
Fish Haven
Benj P. Hymas
Ernest D. Hymas
Liberty
John H. Grimmett
Herbert L. Spencer
Round Valley
Christian Tueller
James L. Dunford
Sharon
Heber C Keetch
John A. Hunt
Laketown
Edgar M. Allred
Frank Linford
Garden City
Utah
H. R. Shepherd
Fred J. Price
Paris
J. W. Cook
L T Shepherd
Charles
Geo H. Robinson
Bear Lake Phosphate Mine Closes Temporarily
Bear Lake area reports the Bear Lake Phosphate Co mine shut down Sunday evening due to continual storms. The newly built ore bin filled with ore and ready for shipping cannot be moved because roads are impassable, and no restart date is provided.
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Bear Lake
Laie Phosphate Co
Sanaa
Paris
American plan winning across the nation
The article argues the American plan or open shop is succeeding nationwide. It states workers should be chosen by habit and honesty, not union membership. It condemns unions that block nonmembers from employment and notes western employers supporting equal terms regardless of union ties.
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West
Court adjourns here Saturday at fall term
The district court adjourned last Saturday after a busy week hearing civil and criminal cases. A jury awarded M E De Julian against Idaho Extension Mining & Milling Co 2000 dollars for assessing work on Pegram property. Decree of divorce granted Hazel Johnson versus Clyde Johnson.
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M. E. DeJulian
Idaho Extension Mining & Milling Co
Pegram
Jesse R.S. Budge
Pocatello
L. Loraine Bagley
Montpelier
J. J. Layton
Denver
Colo
Darwin Haddock
A. B Gough
J. A. Bagley
D. C. Kunz
O. R Baum
Poocatello
E. M. Walker
Hazel Johnson
Clyde Johnson
Asa Athay
Frank Jones
Carl Spangberg
Mary J. Rich
North American Accident Insurance Company
DeJulian
Pegram Mining Company
Darwid Haddock Esq
Hallowell Company Here AUSPICES Commercial Club Paris Event
The Hallowell Company returns to Paris for a Thanksgiving evening concert at the opera house followed by a dance in the Paris Pavilion with music by Hallowell performers. The Commercial Club hosts guests over 70 from Paris, covering front seats for this sixth season visit. Mrs Ezra Hulme of Bennington visits Paris this week.
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Hallowell Company
Paris
Aren
ARS Clas
Daeye
Opera House
Hallowell
End of autocratic dictation by capital or labor
A speech or editorial asserts that control by either capital or labor over workers ends. It proclaims workers deserve no autocratic rule and that employers upholding this principle are prevailing.
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Idaho
Segmiller
Law Boe
Boston
Seadon
Eastern Mills
Montana
Oe Suat
Ezra Hulme
Bennington
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Hallowell Concert CN
Paris Commercial Club
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