Bern Brevities Local visits and illness noted in town
Mr Rudolph Brenz Sr suffers gall trouble and friends wish him a speedy recovery. Miss Orbie Parker returns home to Lanark from Bishop Schmid's home. Arthur Hymas of Paris visited Bern. Rudolph Bienz Jr and family came from Cokeville to visit his father. Kunz family weekend visitors with Loran Kunz returning with her husband. Bishop Schmid Alma Kunz and Pres Hoff attend ward conference at Pegram. Royal Bills Rigby visits Kunz home. Thanksgiving plans with Lulu Kunz in Rigby Idaho Falls.
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Rudolph Brenz
Orbie Parker
Robert Schmid
Lanark
Arthur Hymas
Paris
Bern
Rudolph Bienz, Jr
Cokeville
Bienz
I. Loran Kung
David J. Kunz
Earl Kunz
Firth
Robert Kunz
Loran Kunz
Robert, Schmid
Alma Kunz
H. H. Hoff
Pegram
Royal Bills’ of
Rigby
M Men dance a success in Bloomington week
Bloomington notes report the M Men's Dance Wednesday night with the Montpelier Rhythm King Orchestra providing music. Several local residents share visits and birthday celebrations as town events unfold including Mrs Tina Thomas turning eighty six and a surprise party for Deanna Payne.
Public grading urged as beef quality gap widens
A Los Angeles survey of about 20 000 housewives finds 43 percent buying prime beef though only 0 5 percent of cattle are prime. Forty six percent buy good meat while 23 percent of cattle are graded good, seven percent buy medium, and 46 percent cattle are medium. The piece calls for official grading under government supervision to align producer and consumer views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Idaho Governor Dismisses Alvin Harbour From Public Works
Governor C. Ben Ross dismissed Alvin Harbour, Idaho public works commissioner, effective immediately after a weeks long feud with the Democratic administration. Harbour had faced calls to resign since November over contracts with Idaho Equipment Co for road machinery, with allies in the state house pressing the move.
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Alvin Harbour
Idaho
C. Ben Ross
Ross
Harbour
State of
G E. McKelvey
Idaho Equipment Company
Cisco Kid film opens at Novelty Theatre with Baxter and Lowe
Warner Baxter stars as a border bandit in a fast moving romance adventure. Edmund Lowe pursues the outlaw across Arizona locations near Tucson while Genchita Montenegro and Nora Lane figure in a web of deception and daring bank hold up. The plot twists through chases, gunplay, and a dramatic finale at a ranch with an unusual climax.
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Cisco Kid
Fox
Novelty Theatre
Warner Baxter
Edmund Lowe
Genchita Montenegro
Nora Lane
Baxter
Lowe
Carrizo
Miss Montenegro
Miss Lane
Lane
Tucson
Arizona
Charlie Stevens
James Bradbury
Willard Robertson
Chris Martin
Frederick Burt
Jack Dillon
Douglas Haig
Marilyn Knowlden
Irving Cummings
Alfred Cohn
O. Henry
Portrait Gift Highlights Smith Bicentennial Tribute
The Post publishes a fine tinted portrait of George Washington presented by Idaho Congressman Addison T. Smith. The lithograph, part of a series given to schools statewide to honor the bicentennial birth of the first U S president.
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Post
George Washington
Idaho
Addison T. “Smith
Congressman Smith
United States
Raskob Pushes Prohibition Plank For 1932 Platform
Washington reports John J. Raskob, Democratic National Committee chair, renews push for a prohibition plank in the 1932 platform. He mails seven yes or no questions to 88,580 former 1928 fund backers, denoting the 18th Amendment as paternalistic and urging prompt, patriotic replies.
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Washington
John J. Raskob
Democratic
Raskob
National Committee
Monmouth Victory Recall Inspires Revolution Patriots
Monmouth County New Jersey marked the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Monmouth in 1928 with a pageant from Monmouth Courthouse to Old Tennent. Molly Pitcher is highlighted. The battle boosted morale after Valley Forge, with 860 American and 362 British dead, plus numerous wounded and missing. Freehold town name origin linked to Monmouth Courthouse.
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Monmouth County
New Jersey
Monmouth
Molly Pitcher’s Brook
Freehold
Scots’ Meeting House
Topanemus
Ford for Sale or Trade with Thompson at Findlay Auto
Model A Ford available for sale or trade for beef steers hay or grain. Contact Thompson at Findlay Auto in Paris. Also violin lessons offered by Arnold Tueller at James Dunn residence every Wednesday.
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Ford
Thompson
Findlay Auto
Paris
Arnold Tueller
James Dunn
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Kittie
Montpelier
Spencer H. Rich
Clayton Phar
Cheviot
Serge
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