Beet Harvest Valued At 30 Million In Great Western Territory
The 1930 sugar beet harvest, the largest in Colorado and Wyoming history, yields 30.25 million dollars to growers across Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Montana. Phosphate fertilization boosted yields with Colorado at 14.25 tons per acre and Lovell Wyoming at 14.23 tons. harvest wraps by January with Great Western Company dividend decisions and planned December and January payments to growers.
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Bear Lake County
Paris
Denver Post
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Wyoming
Great Western Company
Nebraska
Montana
Lovell
Wheatland
Wyo
Great Western Territory
Billings-Lovell
Whee
Bilings
Mont
Great Western
Sheep flown by plane bring fresh meat to New Guinea
Nov. 18 report from Rabaul notes a novel cargo as sheep are transported by airplane from Australia to Wau. Grazing paddocks have been cleared from jungle, land tilled, and fresh meat now supplied by airlifted stock.
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Rabaul
New Guinea
New
Wau
Australia
State Asylum Building Program Progress Discussed
Boise November 17 The public institutions improvement board met to review building needs for an insane asylum at Blackfoot a new school at Nampa a colony for the insane and a library at the university Minor requests from other state institutions were noted Recommendations will be sent to the next legislature The board includes the governor the budget director the public works commissioner and the appropriations chairs
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Boise
Blackfoot
Nampa
University
Public Works
House
Senate
Prominent Wyoming Democrat Patrick J. Quealy Dies at 73
Patrick J. Quealy a founder of Kemmerer and influential business leader dies at his Kemmerer home after a brief illness. He came to Wyoming in 1886 as a coal miner, founded Kemmerer in 1897, led the First National Bank of Kemmerer, and held multiple mining and banking roles including Rock Springs Coal and Western Tariff association vice presidency. He was 73.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Patrick J. Quealy
Democrat National
Wyoming
First National Bank of
Denver Joint Stock Land Bank
Johnson College
Quincy
Tinois
Seattle Coal and Transportation Company
Union Pacific Railroad
Grass Creek
Utah
Montana
Rock Springs Coal Company
Quealey
Western Tariff Association
Missionary Hugh Shepherd Returns From Florida Mission
Hugh Shepherd eldest son of Bishop Edw. T. Shepherd returned home last week after a two year absence in Florida where he served a mission for the L D S Church. He said he enjoyed his work and is looking well.
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Hugh Shepherd
Edw. T. Shepherd
Florida
L. D
Hugh
Oldest Resident II James Collings In Critical Condition
James Collings, one of our oldest residents, remains seriously ill after several weeks of illness and is reported in a very critical condition.
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James Collings
Bear Lake Fish and Game Club Elects 1931 Officers
New officers for the Bear Lake Fish and Game Club were elected in Paris. President W. Smith Hoge and Vice President Sam Wilks head the slate with W. Averill as secretary treasurer. Directors include Bert Orr John Dougan and others. A big quarterly meeting is planned for Wednesday December to consider recommendations to the State Game Department and Rate Legislature.
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Bear Lake
State Game Department
Rate Legislature
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Bern Area
Social news notes visitors and guests in Bern and George including Bishop and Mrs Schmid Mrs Merrell Reese and Mrs Robert H Kuns at Mr and Mrs Wm J Thornton home. Others include Mr and Mrs Joseph Thornton Young from Los Angeles visiting relatives in Bern and more local travel to Dayton and Salt Lake City.
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Esiils Bohlmer
Wo. J., Kunz
Denzil Kunz
John Kunz, Jr
Dayton
Balt Lake City
Why Not Buy Now in Bear Lake Valley
A winter mood drives a pre Christmas shopping push in Bear Lake county. Many families need numerous clothing items such as rubbers, shoes, overcoats and hose as stores report new stock and ready cash remains tight.
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Bear Lake Valley
Baker’s
Bear Lake County
Fielding High Stalemates Soda In Snowy Season Finale
Fielding High played its final football game of the season on a snow covered Soda Spring field. Gilbert Arnell scored the opening TD and extra point, while Soda tied the game with a 40 yard run. Fielding, despite being outweighted, outplayed Soda thanks to Arnell Stock and Shepherd. Fielding finished 2 2 4 and eyes turn to next year with Coach Church pleased by effort and turnout as twenty two suits aided practice.
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Fielding High School
Soda Spring
Altho
Gilbert Arnell
Soda
Heber Stock
Lewis Shepherd
Sods
Reel Tueller
Roland Tueller
Ronald Thornock
Don Johnson
Paul Loveland
Fielding
Montpelier
McCammon
Paris
Montpel
Doys
Harold Peterson
Darrell Smith
Bernell Wilks
Thomas Piggott
Preston Miichielton
Dean Bischoff
Bruce Beck
Wright Innes
Kay Gilgen
Max Gluckl
Elmer Peterson
Andrew Thompson
Nailsmith Guild Aged in Auge Burg Fifteenth Century
A historical note describes a fifteenth century guild of nailsmiths in Auge burg, highlighting early home industry aims and the origin of nail craft.
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Avere
Augeburg
Treaty of Ghent Ends War 1812 Concluded by U S Commissioners
In 1815 negotiators J Q Adams Henry Clay and Albert Gallatin as American commissioners concluded the Treaty of Ghent ending the War of 1812.
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J. Q. Adams
Henry Clay
Albert Galiquin
Ghent
Subscriptions Offered For One Year At Low Price
The Paris Post and Pathfinder advertise a low price of $2.00 for a one year subscription. Readers are urged to renew now with an offer described as short time.
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Ade
Paris Post
Pathfinder
Paris Merchants Carnival Opens Friday Morning
The Paris Merchants Carnival starts at 9 a m Friday with a cooperative community event inviting locals to visit participating stores. Hundreds of gifts await hidden by matching Post numbers and store displays while prizes range from hats to automobile payments. shoppers need only show the paper, collect a gift, and enjoy the carnival atmosphere through Friday Saturday and Monday November 21 22 and 24.
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Paris
Three Cigarettes One Match Superstition Origins
The superstition stems from Russian Orthodox funerals where three candles were lit with one taper, linking the trio of flames to death. Over time the practice became tied to fatal outcomes and cautionary superstition.
St Charles Relief Society Hosts Dinner for Older Members
On Tuesday November 11 the younger members entertained the older sisters with a dinner lunch and sociable afternoon at St Charles. Most of the older sisters were able to attend and enjoyed the treat.
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St. Charles Relief Society
School Opera "Bell of Havana" This December
The school will present the light opera "Bell of Havana" on December 11 and 12. It is described as very promising and a major attraction for the year offered by the school.
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Havana
Ee Ee
Special Coal Offer Unusual Discount by Lewis Coal Co
Lewis Coal Co announces an unusual sale for Saturday and Monday offering Extra Large Rock Springs Nut Coal at 6.50 dollars per ton. The Paris based firm promotes the price on cargo in car load terms for the two day window.
Governor Baldridge Proclaims Thanksgiving Day in Boise
Governor H. C. Baldridge declared November 27 as Thanksgiving Day urging Oregonians to give thanks for blessings of the past year. He urged citizens to honor those less fortunate and revive patriotism by displaying flags and reflecting on Pilgrim history.
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Boise
H. C. Baldridge
Bear Lake Post elects officers after legion dinner
The Women’s Auxiliary to Bear Lake Post No. 84 held an election for the year at Fielding High School. John A Wallisi was elected commander Jesse R Matthews of Liberty is vice commander Earl Shepherd retained adjutant. Joseph Collings chaplain Alma Findlay historian Irwin Jensen sergeant at arms. Executive committee: Dr O Moore A W Shepherd Archie Shepherd. A new membership drive is planned.
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Fielding High School
Women’s Auxiliary
Bear Lake
American Legion
John A. Wallisi
Jesse R. Matthews
Liberty
Comander
Earl Shepherd
Joseph Collings
Alma Findlay
Irwin Jensen
Archie Shepherd
The
Post
Silver Weddings Celebrate Two Couples in Charles
On November 12 Mrs W H Michaelson and Mrs A Jensen celebrated their silver wedding anniversaries. relatives gathered at W H Michaelsons home for a banquet featuring a large decorated cake and abundant foods. Mrs Susanna Michaelson 81 played accordion with Lila on guitar as W H Michaelson and wife learned their son Vivian Michaelson’s wife had a first grandchild.
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W. H. Michaelson
Andrew Jensen
Susanna Michaelson
Lila
W.—H.michaelson
Vivian Michaelson
Montpelier
King of Jazz brings new songs to Universal musical
Universal musical extravaganza starring Paul Whiteman and his orchestra and the Novelty Theatre plays Sunday and Monday November 28 24 packed with eight spectacular musical numbers and many specialties in Technicolor.
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Paul Whiteman
Orchestra &E
Novelty Theatre
Phosphate Ore Shipped to Smelters From Idaho Field
Phosphate ore from Paris Idaho will supply Consolidated Mining Smelting Co of Canada's new ten million dollar Trail plant. First unit to start in January with ore to be moved by Union Pacific and Spokane International rail lines via southern Idaho and Spokane.
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Paris
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co
Canada
Trail
B. C
Idaho
Cie
Idsho
Virgil R. Dirkham
University of Idaho
Virgil R. Kirkham
Union Pacific and
Spokane International Railroad
North
Spokane
Judge Terrell Meets County Bar on District Court Matters
Judge Robert M. Terrell of Pocatello met with county bar members this morning at the county building to discuss district court matters. Calendar cases did not justify calling a session of district court at this time.
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Terrell
Robert M. Terrell
Pocatello
Marriage Licenses Issued In County Clerk Office
The county clerk reports licenses issued this week to Joe Arlan Jensen of Graver Wyoming and Ruby Corsi of Afton Wyoming. Samuel LeGrande Caldwell and Iola Black of Georgetown. John Henry Hibiiter of Bennington and Debone Black of Georgetown. Ceremonies were performed by Deputy County Clerk W. Smith Hoge.
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Joe Arlan Jensen
Graver
Wyo
Ruby Corsi
Afton
Samuel LeGrande Caldwell
Iola Black
Georgetown
John Henry (Astle) Hibiiter
Bennington
Debone Black
W. Smith Hoge
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Bear Lake Fish & Game Club
Relief Society
ST. Sharles
Lewis Coal CO
ST. Charles
Christman Jewelry
Stucks Thome
Pocatello Optical CO
A. L. Chilton
Mgr
Paris, Idaho
King OF Jazz
William Haines
Bill Haines
Rouge
Robert Montgomery
Dorothy Jordan
Benny Rubin
Billy the Kid
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