Bloomington News Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Armistice Day
Angie Patterson of Brigham City Utah visits relatives in Bloomington. Norma Patterson returns from Brigham City and Ogden Utah. Mrs tore or full presents were exchanged at a birthday party. Pearl Oakey visited Logan Utah for three weeks. A large Bloomington crowd celebrated Armistice Day at Paris. The M Men gave an engaging program during the sacra ment meeting on Sunday.
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Angie Patterson
Brigham City
Utah
Norma Patterson
Ogden
Tore
Pearl Oakey
Logan
Bloomington
Paris
M. Men
Local Social Notes Include Visits From Utah and Idaho
St Charles Chatter records Corrine Wilhelmsen staying with Mrs Cyril Budge at the Budge ranch while Milton Williams visits with family. Clarkston Utah guests Mrs Butters and son William with Mrs Ida Hemmert. Jennie Hemmert returns from Utah. Jensen and Johnson of Ogden City visit Miss Myrna Wilkes and Lauriel Pugmire. Bernice Pugmire visits parents EH and M Pugmire. Esther Robinson of Salt Lake visits her parents, with husband on business. N E Pugmire visits son Vincent at Idaho Falls. Nina Michaelson returns from Idaho visit with Cyril Budge. Azella Horton and children home after visiting Bert Arnel's parents.
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Corrine Wilhelmsen
Cyril Budge
Budge Ranch
Milton Williams
Butters
William
Clarkston
Utah
Ida Hemmert
Jennie Hemmert
Messers Jensen and Johnson
Eprigham
Myrna Wilkes
Lauriel Pugmire
Bernice Pugmire
EH. M. Pugmire
Aurum Rich
N. H. Allred
Esther Robinson
Salt Lake
N.E. Pugmire
Vincent
Idaho Falls
Nina Michaelson
Azella Horton
Bert Arnel
Local Social News Highlights from Armstrong Area
Miss Leola Pugmire works at Mrs Hisle Chris Tensen’s home. James Transtrum and Grover Cleveland returned from Roberts. Rue Windley visited last week. Laketown visitors Brig Irwin family. Vantor Page mire and spouse spent a Salt Lake trip. Camp Lif ton operator left. Deardorff filled position. Raynor Young toured Star Valley. Theo Daniels and infant returned from Logan. Daniels family report well. LaVall Booth Les and William Hill back from work. Armistice luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Windley with numerous guests. Cootie game played. Arthur Windsley won high. Last Friday shower for Leroy Wilks at Mrs. Blade’s home. 82 relatives present. gifts, refreshments noted. Out-of-town guests listed. Miss Ostlund hosted aSacrament meeting at Fielding High School faculty attendee.
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Leola Pugmire
Ond
Hisle Christensen
Monson Bros
James Transtrum
Grover Cleveland
Roberts
Rue Windley
Brig Irwin
Laketown
Vantor Pagemire
Salt Lake
R. Tee
Camp Lifton
Deardorff
Raynor Young
Star Valley
Theo Daniels
Logan
Daniels
LaVall Booth
Les
William Hill
Arthur Windley
Raynor—Young
Oscar Booth
Eugene Arnell
Chancey Floyd
Arthur Windsley
Josephine Blade
Leroy Wilks
John Stock
Heber
Bernell
Jack
Les Nekon
Ernest Wilks
Nathel
Loveland
Fish Haven
Ostlund
Fielding High School
Local Notes and Visits Across Bern Area
Royal Clark of Montpelier visited Bern last Tuesday. Henry Parker and daughter Orbie of Lanark visited Bishop and Mrs. Robert Schmid last Thursday. Miss Parker stayed several days. Emanuel Hoff of Georgetown visited Bern last Thursday. Christian Berger, long hospitalized in Montpelier, died Friday at 1 30 a m. A large funeral was held at the Third Ward chapel in Montpelier Saturday. Poulsen visited his sister Mrs. ___ the week. Horace Kunz and California visitors Wm Kunz family returned to Los Angeles Friday. Wilford Rich of Paris moved cattle to Cokeville for winter. Rudolph Bienz Jr will tend stock. Wesley Mitton of Logan visits Mrs. Henry D. Kunz. Bienz Jr moved family to Cokeville for winter at old Verden place. Mrs. L. Reese of Bloomington visits son Merrell and family. Wm J Kunz and sons Willard and Leslie returned from Salt Lake/Midvale trip.
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Royal Clark
Montpelier
Henry Parker
Orbie
Lanark
Bishop
Robert Schmid
Miss Parker
Emanuel Hoff
Georgetown
Bern
Christian Berger
Montpelier Hospital
Berger
Third Ward
Poulsen
Horace Kunz
Los Angeles
David J. Kunz
California
Rudolph Bienz, Jr
Wesley Mitton
Logan
Henry D. Kunz
Cokeville
Old Verden Place
L. Reese
Bloomington
Merrell
Wm. J. Kunz
Willard
Leslie
Salt Lake
Midvale
Utah
Lanark Notes Health Visits And Thanksgiving Prep
The Lanark district reports a health nurse visit to the school and parents. The Lanark school gears up a Thanksgiving program with students practicing roles. Several residents travel for illness, wood gathering, or trapping trips. Families build a new home, return for holidays, and local social events are noted.
Garden City meeting on Saturday backs future taxation
Garden City taxpayers attended a Saturday Randolph meeting urging support for future taxation. The event drew a large crowd as community members shared concerns and discussed fiscal needs.
Civil service exams open with varied postings nationwide
The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations including associate geneticist horticulture at 3200 to 8800 a year, associate curator mollusks and veteranbrate parentology at 3200, and copperplate map engravers ranging from 1800 to 2600 a year. Closings are December 8, 1931, with full details via local post offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
National Museum
Washington, D. C
Delaware
Iowa
Maine
Vermont
Virginia
District of
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Commission
Washington, D
Paris Idaho adopts school safety zone ordinance 151
The city council of Paris Idaho enacts ordinance 151 regulating motor vehicle use on streets and designating a school safety zone on Main Street within 500 feet of the Public District school. It sets speed limits to fifteen during school hours, requires signs, establishes pedestrian crosswalk rules, and penalties from two to one hundred dollars for violations.
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City OF
Paris
Idaho
Notice of Stock Assessment for Bloomington Irrigation Co
Bloomington Idaho directors meeting October 29 1931 levied an assessment of 1 76 cents per share on capital stock payable to William Bee secretary on or before November 10 1931 at his residence in Bloomington Idaho.
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Bloomington
Eugenie Hats and Smoke Break Social Taboos
The article traces Eugenie as a fashion and social influencer adapting to new freedoms in 19th century Paris, noting her beauty and impact on style and women smoking. It draws a contrast to modern changes enabling smokers through innovations like notched tab packaging and ultraviolet toasting processes addressing prejudices against female smoking.
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Eugenie
Leaves Are Money Dont Burn Them
Dr Thomas Lt Martin a Brigham Young University agronomy professor urges saving autumn leaves for fertilizing value and bedding animals on farms. He advises composting by alternating layers of leaves and soil about twelve inches leaves six inches soil and keeping moist to build rich compost.
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Thomas Lt. Martin
Brigham Young University
Martin
Delinquent Assessment Notice for Bloomington Idaho
Delinquent shares unpaid as of December 10 1931 will be advertised for sale. If payment is not made, sale will occur December 15 1931 to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs. William Bee secretary Solootington Idaho.
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Bloomington
Idaho
Mailing Notices of State Income Tax to 15000 Prospects
Boise. Fifteen thousand notices to potential income tax payers will be mailed by Ben Diefendorf. The new income tax is paired with the electric power tax as part of a Democratic program enacted by the last legislature. The state will compile names from federal records and employer payroll lists. The projected revenue was about one million dollars.
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Boise
Ben Diefendorf
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Plant leaves show varied decomposition rates study
A laboratory study by Dr. Martin finds poplar leaves decompose faster than other common varieties. The research ranks bear chestnut, Norway maple, sycamore and catalpa as the next quickest to break down.
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Martin
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