Names List From Montpelier and Garden City Meeting
A readerable roster lists individuals from Montpelier Garden City Paris Dingle and other towns including Wilford Richards Crandell Dunn Silas Wright Jared Parker Fred W Boehme Fred Herschi Geo Humpherys Geo Passey and multiple others. The fragmentary names appear to reference delegates or attendees in a civic or organizational gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. He Grimmett
Stanley Howett
Pia Sir
Chris. Tueller
Jas
B. Innes
Raymond D.C. Kunz
J. J. Sarbach
Liberty Heber
C. Keeteh
Leslie Pagmire Werdboro
Roy A. Welker
Ezra Stucks
Garden City
Fred J. Price Morris Low
Civilization Faces Imagined Extinction by Deep Sea Horde
A vivid newspaper feature describes a remarkable imaginative tale about a tribe of cannibalistic half fish half human creatures near Shetland. The piece notes the author’s wide scientific knowledge and storytelling skill while presenting a gripping realism.
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Shetland Islands
Commissioners Proceedings October 1917 to November 1917
County board meets as Board of Equalization to review the personal property roll and adjourns sine die. Proceedings continue with road petition, widow pensions for Lorena Pugmire and Agnes Nelson, indigent aid for Annie Jensen, and payment of various warrants from Current Expense Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
A. D
Ezra J.” Howard
John T
Peterson
Fredsq
Eva
Epronaiasionens
Hoomhead
D. C. Kunz
E. J. Howell
H. H. Broomhead
Georgetown
Three Mile Canyon
Bennington
D. M. Austin
T. L. Glenn
Beneft
O Tin
R. J. Sutton
Miss Herd Neae
Lorena Pugmire
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Lorena. Pugmire
Agnes Nelson
Annie Jensen
E. L. McClare
Asa Athay
S. H. Spencer
J. Haddock
Geo. D. Barnard Co
Banke
CLC
T. Shepherd & Sons
Mda
Pembroke Co
Mdse
Phoenix Con. Co
C. Kunz
Telephone
Morey
Frank Lewis
Court Nowage Ss Yrereceesesoree
Badedo Inter-mountain Map Co
Alfred Rosen
W. Smith Hoge
Don't Sacrifice Brood Sows to Increase Food Supply
The article urges farmers to retain breeding sows and use all animals to bolster the pig crop. It notes high hog and feed prices, limited sow supplies, and strong demand for young stock. Breeding sows are valuable. spring litters should be kept for breeding, not meat, to grow next year’s pig crop.
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Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States
Road and Bridge Fund Meeting Minutes and Officials Named
County records list Jerry Sprouse assisting deputy sheriff and J M Kunz multiple times with labor and district duties. The adjournment sets July 1917 or December 1917 timing for three mile road question and related bills, with A L Howell as chairman and several local names including Alma Hayes Wm Thornton Chas Teuscher Lot Payne and Lester Armatage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Sprouse
Ccceecceres
T. R Ward
Justice
Road and Bridge Fund
H. D. Kunz
Cccertmenece
J. M. Kunz
Ceceegecceacs
Anthony Kung
Ssseeenecs
Isaac Johnson
N. Kunz
Ulysus Kunz
Jas, Johnson
Alma Hayes
Wm. Thornton
Chas. Teuscher
Lot Payne
Lestter Armatage
Turther
Sweet Clover For Pasture Promises High Nutritive Feed
Sweet clover provides more nutritious forage than other legumes from spring to fall, except alfalfa on fertile soils. Livestock adapt quickly, and initial reluctance fades when first grazed. Bulletin 820 from the U S Department of Agriculture notes little risk of bloat with sweet clover.
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Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture
Hogs Benefit From Succulent Feed And Pumpkins
Farmers note pumpkins make valuable hog feed adding succulence to hogs diet and keeping animals in good condition. Pumpkins seeds are said to aid worm extermination and improve grain utilization.
Preparing Draft Horses for Show A Guide
Draft horses prepared for show require extra care and attention. Feed mares and young stock grain such as a 50 50 mix of corn and oats, adjusted to condition. Exercise regularly, teach standing and leading, and train to walk and trot on a level road for 10 to 15 minutes daily.
Superior Tonics for Swine by Animal Husbandman Williams
Dr R H Williams of the University of Arizona Agricultural Experiment Station presents a swine tonic mixture. It combines charcoal, lime, salt, hardwood ashes, sulfur, and blue stone to support steady gains and overall vigor in hogs, serving as a cheap daily supplement rather than a disease shield. The tonic aims to keep hogs in good condition and more able to resist illnesses such as cholera.
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R. H. Williams
University of Arizona
Causes of Scours in Lambs From Filthy Water
The piece states that dirty water causes scours in lambs, often more than feed. It notes the lambs and sheep are vulnerable to waterborne illness, with dull flock conditions on good pastures sometimes traced to impure water after checking the water supply.
Notice of Assessment for Paris Relief Canal Idaho
Directors of the Paris Relief Canal in Paris Idaho met on August 28 1917 and levied an assessment per share on capital stock payable by December 1 1917 to Frank S Beck Secretary and Treasurer. Unpaid shares after December 1 1917 will be delinquent and advertised for sale December 17 1917 to cover delinquent assessment and advertising costs. Bo Wallantine President.
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Paris Relief Canal
Paris
Idaho
Frank. S. Beck
Bo W. Wallantine
Those Mothers We Have Known
A reflective excerpt praises mothers for the unexamined beauty seen through a mother's heart. It contemplates universal maternal love and the powerful, sentimental view mothers hold toward their children.
Notice of 65 Cent Assessment on Pioneer Irrigating and Manufacturing Co
Notice from Paris Idaho dated 1917 announces a 65 cent per share assessment on the Pioneer Irrigating and Manufacturing Co capital stock, due by December 1, 1917, payable to secretary A T Pendrey. Unpaid shares as of December 17, 1917, will be sold at public auction to cover delinquent assessment and expenses, Frank S Beck president.
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Pioneer Irrigating and Manufacturing Co
Paris
Idaho
A. T. Pendrey
Corportion
Saving Coal for the Future Warned by Scientist
A famous scientist warns Life magazine readers that the coal supply must be conserved for the future. The remark emphasizes preserving resources for what lies ahead and reflects midcentury energy concerns.
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Bear Lake
C County Abstract Co.oleicual Abstractons U
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Lynn , J. HW
Lynn Lynn Bros
Physicians and Surgeons Office
Modern Drug Co
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John A. Sutton Frank Findlay Wilford W. Rich H. R. Shepherd
J. Henry Stocker
Frank Beck
H.H. Broomhead, Fldon Cook
B. M. Winters
J. W. Jones
W. W. Clark
Ovid
St. Charles
Laketown
Charles Lindsay Noonan
Lats P. Jensen
Bloomington
Samuel Matthews
George MecMury
Bern
Alma Findlay Thos
Geneva
Frank Dalrymple Sharer
B. P. Hymas , A. H. Matthews
Lanark
James L. Dunford
Ezra Jacobson
Cokeville
E. M. Alfred Ola Jensen
Geo. Humpherys
Geo. H. Passey Dingle
Deep Sea
Fictor
Commissioners' Proceedings
Poland
China
Chester White
The
Paris Post
Idaho Farmer
Pr Kaiowen
Idaho Agriculture
Idaho Farner
A. L. Romero
Frank
Beck
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