Turkey Growers Meet in Montpelier Saturday
A general turkey growers meeting will be held in Montpelier at the city hall at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon November 26. Mrs. C. G. Brink, secretary manager of the Idaho Oregon Turkey Growers Association, will discuss selling methods and overhead expenses in handling and selling turkeys. All growers interested in selling to the best advantage should attend.
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Turkey Growers
Montpelier
C. G. Brink
Idaho
Oregon
Turkey Growers Asociation
Herds Tested for Abortion By County Agents in Liberty
County Agent A. E. Duke and Deputy Veterinarian W. W. Brown of Liberty have been testing herds of cattle for abortion. Testing is at farmers’ request due to limited county funds. Those interested may contact either official.
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A. E. Duke
W. W. Brown
Liberty
Fish Story Contest Offered by Potassium-Phosphate Co
Jack Hayes of the Agricultural Potassium-Phosphate Co offers a five dollar prize for best fish story to be printed in The Paris Post. Stories should be about 300 words and judged by three officials, with the award announced at year’s start when the contest ends. Readers urged to submit at least two entries for next week’s issue.
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Jack Hayes
Agricultural Potasium-Phosphate Co
Paris Post
Cows for Profits in Dairying
The Bureau of Dairy Industry reports ongoing research and extension work to raise milk and butterfat production through high producing dairy cows. It urges tighter culling, economical feeding, home grown forage, and breeding programs to boost herd efficiency and farm profitability across districts.
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Bureau
Reed
Association
New truck replica travels through Paris on Western tour
A Los Angeles based vehicle, built as an exact cross section replica of a Goodyear All Weather Tire, visited Paris Monday en route to Evanston Wyoming. Driver L White said the truck will tour nearly every city in eleven western states over the next year.
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Los Angeles
Paris
Evanston
Wyoming
L. White
Impatient man offers help in search for name
A man at a telephone booth asks if he can help find the number. A young woman replies she does not seek a number but a pretty name for her baby. The exchange captures a light moment as they converse.
Bear Lake county taxes 1932 due dates set
County treasurer Miss Arvilla Smedley states tax notices will mail soon for Bear Lake county. 1932 taxes payable November 28 to December 24 with the first installment due during that period. Delinquencies after December 24 incur penalties and interest, with an expected rise from 1930 and 1931 levels.
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Bear Lake County
Arvilla Smedley
Turkey Pool Reports 600 Turkeys Sold for Thanksgiving
County Agent Duke states about six hundred turkeys were shipped through North Western Turkey Growers by Bear Lake county growers for Thanksgiving. Prime birds brought 10 cents per pound in advance. final settlement expected near 16 cents. Most turkeys are for the December pool and new dressing regulations require removal of all wing feathers and no fan on the wing.
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Duke
North Western
Bear ‘Lake County
Bear Lake
Christmas Cards In Stock Now With Complete Selection
Store urges customers to place Christmas card orders now. Stock is complete and prices are reasonable, encouraging early purchases for holiday season.
Quarter Auto License Rates In Effect
Quarterly motor vehicle license fees are now in effect set at one fourth of annual rates. The county assessor at the courthouse notes these rates will remain valid until April first next year, an extension of two months beyond the usual quarter term. Possible changes in the motor vehicle license law may alter this extra period.
Or a Amelia Budge Engaged to William Cleary
Judge and Mrs Alfred Budge of Boise announce the engagement of their daughter Ora Amelia Budge to William Francis Cleary of San Francisco. The wedding is planned for December.
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Alfred Budge
Boise
Ora Amelia Budge
William Francis Cleary
San Francisco
Regular city council session notes and building permits
City officials met in regular session with Mayor Price and eight councilmen. Discussion covered reducing city light charges, the avenue through block twelve used by Rural High School, and a petition to close it south to first south street. Building permits were issued for garages and a grainery on Second South and East Second North streets. Extension rider authorized for city water contract and pending investigation. Bills approved and warrants issued.
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Price
Board of Trustees of Rural High School
First South Street
George B. Spencer
S. L. Ry
Ross Weighs New Sales Tax For Idaho Relief
Boise November 21 Governor Ben Ross said he is considering a sales tax as real estate relief nears. The state chamber of commerce backs study but warns current taxes may cover debts. Tax committee weighs Mississippi bill approach. officials note sales tax is controversial yet could aid property relief.
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Boise
Ben Ross
State Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee
State Chamber of Commerce
L. F. Parsons
Grimmett Installed as Second Counselor in Stake Presidency
At the fall stake conference in the stake tabernacle Q H Grimmett was released from the high priest quorum and installed as second counselor. Roy A Welker remains stake president with F J Price as clerk. Elder Joseph Fielding Smith spoke to the priesthood as sessions continued and music was provided by the stake choir under Irwin Jensen.
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Stake Tabernacle
Q. H. Grimmett
Parish
Bear Lake County
Pres
Morris D. Low
A. A. Hart
Roy A. Welker
F. J. Price
Low
Montpeeur
Montpelier High School
Welker
Stake
Joseph Fielding Smith
Quorum of Twelve Apostles
Irwin Jensen
Ruby Bolton
Andrew Michaelson
A. W. Shepherd
Witford Passey
Ohoir
Preston seeks $150000 loan for water main relaying
Parker Carver, secretary to Governor Ross, aids Preston in plans to borrow $150,000 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation at 3 percent for 40 years to fund relaying of city water mains. The Franklin County citizen urges voters to support the project in the polls.
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Preston
Parker Carver
Ross
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Frankin County
Grateful victim thanks gunman who shot during holdup
Bain Slavin thanks the gunman who shot him during an attempted holdup in Chicago. The bullet grazed his left toe, where a 25 year old corn had troubled him, leaving Slavin relieved and grateful for the injury.
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Chicago
Bain Slavin
Slavin
School Board Criticizes Extravagant Student Spending
The board of trustees on its last meeting discouraged extravagant student spending for the current year. The focus is on class rings and costly gowns for commencement. Praise is given for recent improvements to school grounds.
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Board of Trustees
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