Education Week 70 BE Observed by Legion Dec
American Legion and partners launch Education Week Dec 3 to 9 in Idaho. Posts promote daily themes from citizenship to physical education with guidance to enlist public officials, merchants, press, and educators in support.
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Federal
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Education
Farmers Call For Corn And Feed In Auction Notice
Farmers asked to call when ready for corn or chicken feed. Contact Victor Mdursiten at phone 58 for service details. Auction or sale context unclear from the fragment but centers on farming supplies and contact information.
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Shicken
Victor
Mduritsen
Beet crop payments eyed as growers discuss the yield
The article notes limited checks for beet farmers, highlighting J. W. Cook of the city who received 64.91 dollars for beets from three quarters of an acre at 86.50 per acre. It mentions Paris shipments, 5.50 per ton freight, and a potential final payment above 7.00 dollars per ton, with broader questions about a lump sum impact of 25 000 to 60 000 dollars to the county.
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J. W. Cook
Paris
Cook
Former Paris Boy Weds Ashton Girl at Salt Lake Temple
Special to the Post reports Kenneth Romero son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Romero formerly of Paris married Hazel Hodges of Ashton in the Salt Lake temple. The couple will depart for California to spend the winter.
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Kenneth Romero
Andrew. Romero
Marrié
Salt Lake Temple
Hazel
Hodges
Ashton
California
Prosperity Soon Here Promoted By Cool-Headedness
Robert M. Cowles of New York, vice president of the American Railway Express company, told a noonday luncheon club that prosperity will come if people keep their feet on the ground. He called express business a commercial barometer and urged a cheerful outlook and confidence in the future.
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Robert M. Cowles
New York
American Railway Express Company
Express Company
Uie
Burned to death two squaws in Nevada shack blaze
Two squaws named Golufold Nev Matto and Annie Pluto, each said to be nearly a hundred years old, perished in a fire that destroyed the shack they lived in. Both were born in Nevada and long familiar figures in the state’s early mining camps.
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Golufold
Nev. Matto
Annie
Pluto Squaws
Nevada
Lyes
District Court Adjourns After Three Day Session
District Court adjourned Wednesday morning after a three day session focused on civil calendars. Judge R Baum presided with county attorneys and visiting lawyers present. Cases included General Bank of Bingham vs Jesse Ramsey Walker vs Frank T Roberts et al and Robert Ray vs Jack Medefidero. A jury was drawn for some suits but one was dismissed without prejudice.
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R Baum
Bani
Bingham
Jesse Ras
Pers. Kins
Givil
Ramsey A—Walker
Frank T. Roberts
M. BE
Stacks
Meyehand
Robert Ray
Jack Medefieron Tifis
Geraint ‘Humphreys
Stevens ‘ Mate
Pocatello
Eumenal
Death certificate delays child’s burial. Idaho girl dies after illness
Authorities announced the death of a local high school senior Julie after an illness. Doctors say her heart beat normally for forty minutes after breathing ceased before stopping. In Rupert potatoes plague storage woes persist as warehouses fill and no space remains. Idaho farmers produced nearly fifteen million bushels this year amid weak markets and limited rail car supply.
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Aggonde
Calif
Julie
Rupert
Idaho
Fire destroys home as family escapes citing fear and wind
A family narrowly escaped a blaze that engulfed their house after a roof collapsed as the fire spread with strong winds. Neighbors recall the alarm and the rapid arrival of fire crews while discussing who would pay the costs.
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Canosa
L. Meper
HaaRek i Srentaireanie
KKE Conference Set for November 25 26
Ward Conference slated for the Second Ward at the tabernacle on Sunday November 25 and 26 with Stake conference to follow. Local church leaders schedule meetings in the tabernacle during the weekend event.
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KKE
Ithe
Second Ward
Tabernacle
Birthday Baby Joins Montpelier Community
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Seth Kelsey of Montpelier on the birth of a baby boy last week. Mother and child are progressing well. Mrs Kelsey is the daughter of Mrs Dalrymple of this city and a former Montpelier High School faculty member.
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Seth Kelsey
Montpélier
Otras
Lekte Nyo
Suthr-te
Parlé
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Park Post Advertises Ran Cuts and Ker Ete
The Park Post announces an assortment of ran cuts and ker ete offerings. The note highlights new arrivals and emphasis on quality in the local market.
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Post
Bloomington Life Builds New Amusement Hall
Work progresses in Bloomington on a two story amusement hall with a dance hall and a theatre room with a sloping floor. Carpenters masons and timber crews are on site as crews cut timber in North Fork canyon for the project.
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Bloomington
North Fork Canyon
City Dads Extend McIlwee Franchise
City council extended the McIlwee franchise until late 1923 at Monday night meeting to complete railroad grading on Canyon Street.
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City Dads
McIlwee
Basset and Phelps Marry in Paris Ceremony
Fred Gordon Basset of Pocatello marries Miss Avenella Phelps of Montpelier in Paris on Wednesday. Miss Phelps is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Phelps. Basset has worked at the Groo and Toomer Garage. The couple will reside in Pocatello.
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Fred Gordon Basset
Pocatello
Avenella Phelps
Montpelier
Paris
Pelier
Miss Phelps
Mark Phelps
Bassett
Groo & Toomer Garage
Pocrtello
County Prosecutor Defends Bootlegger in Federal Case
Moscow report: Nez Perce County Prosecuting Attorney Leo McCarty defended Anis Ingraham charged with liquor law violations in federal court. Ingraham admitted possession and sale of liquor. Judge Dietrich would have barred McCarty if his occupation had been known. Charles Parke testified as a character witness for Ingraham.
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Moscow
Leo McCarty
Nez Perce
Anis “Tigrakien
Ingraham
Frank S. Dietrich
Carty
Tepston
Ae Hietherighs
Dietrich
McCarty
Charles Parke
Lewiston
Willard Manager Plans Dempsey Bout Interview
Topeka manager Ray Archer said he would drive to Kansas City Friday to interview Jack Dempsey about a championship bout next June. Archer has managed Jess Willard since he began his boxing career.
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Topeka, Kan
Ray Archer
Willard
Kansas City
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Archer
Woman Guilty in Slaying Case in Salt Lake
Martha Gardner was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by a Third District Court jury for complicity in the fatal looting of Jos. Irvine by George Gardner at Woelby on April 16. Verdict at 11 46 p m. Defense counsel J Darmer secured her release on a $5000 bond and announced plans to appeal to the Utah Supreme Court.
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Salt Lake
Mrsa
Martha Gardner
Third District Court
Jos
George Gardner
Woelby
Ephriam Hanson
Criminal Division
Local Notes From Bloomington and Surroundings
Community updates include visits by Grimes and family from Montpelier to see Mr and Mrs Heber Nelson, Ale Windley returning from Brigham City visiting Gordon Windley, and Mrs O Dunford staying with her daughter in Paris with a newborn. Bee Hive Girls entertain ward fathers and citizens, Ira Wayward and Christian welfer spoke at the Sacrament meeting. Burton Thomas left for Salt Lake on business. Elton Bunn and family plan winter here, Will Painter visits from Diamondville, Alma Findlay spends weekend with wife.
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Teene. Grimes
Montpelier
Heber Nelson
Ale-Windley
Brigham City
Utah
Gordon Windley
Dunford
D. C Haddock
Paris
Bee Hye
Ira N. Wayward
Christian Welfer
Burton Thomas
Salt Lake
Elton Bunn
Band and workers honored at an elaborate feast
The Paris Band boys and local workers aiding the county seat campaign were banqueted in the First ward chapel by local women. About 200 invitations were sent with nearly all attendees. the band performed and a program followed. The women received praise for a delicious meal and unique event, with a light note about a band member savoring a chicken wishbone.
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Paris
First Ward
First Ward Mutual Program Set For Mothers Night
The First Ward chapel hosts a Mutual program Tuesday at 7 30 p m to honor mothers and fathers with songs poems solos and an illustrated picture. The event is open to all and features performances by Mrs Lester Alfred Phyllis Athay Mrs Mark Austin and Hayward. A county commissioners board meeting is planned for Monday November 27 at 10 a m, announced clerk Silas L Wright.
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First Ward Mutual
First Ward
Ward Muttwal
Lulaby
Erminie
Lester Alfred
Phyllis Athay Solo
Mark Austin
Silas L. Wright
Local Health Updates and Town News From Lanark
Miss Ella Passey has been seriously ill for two weeks but is now recovering. Mrs. Clara Orr and Mr. Ernest Bunn were ill for several days last week. Sunday School conference on Sunday Nov. 19 drew strong attendance and sparked work. Mr Edgar Bunn will move from Were to Paris Texas to open a tailor shop.
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Ella Passey
Fielding High School
Clara -Orr
Ernest Bunn
Dgar ‘Bunn
Were
Paris
Toxis Nour
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