Economy in Government in State and County
The Secretary of State argues that state and local government have grown too large and costly. He notes Idaho has twenty major executive departments plus boards, and 2000 plus taxing units. The piece calls for consolidation and simplification to reduce expense and improve efficiency, with focus on county reform and broader state restructuring.
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Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
Industrial Accident Board
Idaho County
Board of County Commissioners
For Sale in Any Quantity Dry Land Potatoes
Advertisement notes sale of dry land potatoes of best quality. Contact Andrew Matison in Laketown for details and ordering.
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Victor
Andrew_Matison
Laketown
Boundary clarification for Bear Lake Game Refuge
Notice to hunters explains the Bear Lake Game Refuge boundaries and recalls the common misunderstanding among county geese and duck hunters. Deputy Game Warden Joseph Bunderson outlines the boundary starting at the northeast corner of Section 28 near Alt Lane, following the outlet canal, Turnpike, Dingle-Hot Springs highway, and back to the start, including the Quiet Canal from Section line to the Utah Power and Light pumping plant.
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Bear“ Lake
Elias
Dingle
Dingle-Hot Springs
Qulet Canal
Utah Power & Light Pumping
Joseph Bunderson
County Fair at Montpelier Presents Strong Exhibits and Racing
Despite stormy weather the Bear Lake county fair at Montpelier on Thursday through Saturday was a great success. Exhibits including the county’s finest displays and a notable Idaho School of Forestry item drew hundreds. Senator John Thomas spoke. Montpelier High beat Fielding High 25 to 0 in football. Some fair exhibits advanced to the Blackfoot district fair.
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Bear Lake County
Montpelier
Idaho School of Foestry
John Thomas
Montpelier High
Fielding High
Blackfoot
Bear Lake Sheep Dominate Logan County Fair Ribbon Winners
Bear Lake County sheep swept the Logan fair with most ribbons. Raymond Budge of Paris won three firsts and two seconds. Ray Densley of Sharon earned five firsts four seconds and two champions including champion ram and ewe.
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Bear Lake County
Thee County
Logan
Hampshire
Raymond Budge
Paris
Ray Densley
Sharon
Ram
Ewe
Boy injured as horse kicks and fractures skull
Nine year old son of J. O. Rex of Randolph was kicked in the head and suffered a fractured skull and facial cuts while behind a horse. He was taken to a Salt Lake City hospital for treatment.
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J. O. Rex
Randolph
Salt Lake City
Rural Demonstration by Ovid at Ovid School
Ethel A. Hoffman rural school supervisor of Albion and Evva A. Beagles county superintendent visit rural schools this week and plan a rural school demonstration at the Ovid school Friday at 9 p m inviting patrons school board members and teachers to attend
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Ethel A. Hoffman
Albion
Evva A. Beagles
Ovid
Heart Attack Fatal to Bloomington Girl Miss Thomock
Miss Vanetta Thomock, 20, of Bloomington, died this morning from a heart attack after a recent illness and stroke. She is survived by her parents and siblings. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Bloomington L D church.
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Vanetta Thomock
Daugher Bloomington
Mbather
Celan
Eithellorenzo
Lungs
Winard
Allen
LaValle
Bloomington L. D
Church
Hayes Announces Mine Opening Plans for October
Jack Hayes president of the Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Co accompanied by his wife returned Monday evening from a ten day visit to Los Angeles. He attended a directors meeting in California and reported the company has arranged to open the mine here on October 10.
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Jack Hayes
The
Agricultural Potassium Phosphate Co
Los Angeles
Hayes
Calfornia
Lava's New Paper In Lava Hot Springs The Lava Ledger
Lava Hot Springs gains a new newspaper titled The Lava Ledger published by newcomer J. N. Hyde. The publication is printed in a clean attractive form and the Post joins Idaho newspaper fraternity in welcoming Editor Hyde and wishing him success in the field.
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Lava Hot Springs
Lava Ledger
J. N. Hyde
Post
Idaho Newspaper-Fraternity
Hyde
Seminary Officers Elected for Year in Paris Seminary
Last Monday the Paris L D S and S Seminary elected officers for the current year. Bryan Booth and Glen Grimmet serve as presidents of separate sections with vice presidents, secretaries, and correspondents named. 163 students enrolled. Ernest Bramwell praised progress and noted twenty applications for new seminaries pending relief.
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Paris
L. D. S&s. Seminary
Bryan Booth
Virtue
Fatterson
Lena Dunford
Vilate Law
Glen Grimmet
June Clay
Fan
Feussell—innes
Dwana Stock
Bernett Wilks
Myrth Crawford
Wanda Rich
Grace Gilgen
Adrian Stewart
Enid Peterson
Frankie Bischoff
Edith Evans
Noonan
Geneva
Raymond
Garden City
Tabernacle
Ernest Bramwell
Board of Education of the Seminaries
Mormon Tabernacle Planned for London West End
The Mormon church plans a tabernacle in London's west end with an estimated cost of 400000 dollars. Upon completion the European mission headquarters will move from Liverpool to London, with distribution of Mormon literature including the Millennial Star from the site. Bishop James H. Wallis recently arrived from East Lake City for a two year supervision of the work.
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London
Miposiigy Mormon Tabernacle
West End
Mormon_church
Liverpool
James H. Wallis
East Lake City
Gas price drops by one cent this week
Motorists welcomed a one cent reduction bringing the price to 26 cents a gallon at local gas stations. Officials were unsure if this cut signals further decreases.
Divorce Cases Dominate Three-Day District Court Session
Two divorce cases consumed the entire three-day district court session last week. Judge R. M. Terrell presided. Lucy Kilbra and John Myers were involved. अदालत के फैसले आने हैं।
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R. M. Terrell
Lucy Kileva
John Myers
Hora Pearce
H. ‘Peare
Taxpayers Urged to Pay Personal Property Taxes by December 28
Assessor Milford Williams announces that personal property taxes must be paid before December 28 to preserve rebate claims. Notices are being prepared and will be mailed to owners without real estate. Taxes on real property are collected by the county treasurer. Delinquent personal property taxes may lead to distraint warrants and auction of the property if not redeemed.
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Milford Williams
Paris First Ward M I A Sunday Program
The M I A presents a Sunday evening program in the Paris First Ward hall on October 4 at 7 30 PM. Dora Dunn and Virginia Rich retell stories, The New M I A Song Aste, Mixed Quartet, Thomas Green talk, and more are listed as part of the program.
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M. I A
First Ward Hall
Agetter
Dora Dunn
Virginia Rich
Aste
Thomas Green
Mutual program for Paris Second Ward
The following program will be given Sunday evening at 7 30 p m in the ward chapel. The public is cordially invited to attend. Gong Congregation Prayer Mrs Amy Athay New M I A Song The Challenge Trained Chorus Talk explanation of a friend The Improvement Era O H Grimmett Presentation of certificates to Bee Hive Girls Song M I A We Hail Thee Benediction.
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Ward Chapel
Amy Athay New
M. 1
O. H. Grimmett
Dr Chilton Honored For Optometric Fellowshi p Appointment
Dr. Chilton receives recognition from friends and former patients as he is named Clinical Associate of the Western Post Graduate School of Ocular Science in Los Angeles. He stays active with new developments in vision conservation and is a member of the International Fraternity Beta Sigma Kappa.
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Chilton
Acy
Western Post Graduate School
Los Angeles
Gal
County Plans to Use Relief Funds for Road Work Bid
Boise five north Ida has found a way to convert unemployment relief funds into highway construction. A county, unnamed by public works, says it will bid on a local road job possibly using hand labor and cover any higher costs with relief funds. Contractors may oppose, citing subsidy concerns.
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Boise
Ida
Department of Pubic Works
Telephone tips for Paris Post readers in a brief notice
A short community notice advises readers to call or leave items at the Paris Post office to ensure no news item is omitted. It emphasizes using the telephone number on file for submissions and contacting staff for timely inclusion.
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Paris-Post
Prominent cattleman dies after heart attack in Rich county
Bear Lake’s notable cattleman and City Meat Market proprietor Crawford died in Paris Utah after visiting a neighbor’s home to inspect cattle. He had recently recovered from a winter illness and planned a California return. Survived by his widow and several children. funeral set for Saturday at 2 p.m. in the First Ward chapel.
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Harley Rich
Rich
Mr. Crawford
California
Bear Lake
Wyoming
Evanston
Wyo
Randoph
Utah
Garden City
Paris
Finlly
Rich County
Paris Drug Co
Minor Wilcox
Ogden
Paris City
Charles Crawford
Madge Capell
Pocatello
Amber Gobel
Elmont
DeVere
Gwendon
Myrth
First Ward
Conference to Open Friday in Salt Lake City
The 102nd semi annual Latter Day Saints conference will convene in Salt Lake City Friday and run through Sunday with the relief society holding its own sessions midweek. The first presidency announced mission presidents will speak including Joseph W. B. Murrin California mission John Y. Bluth Canadian mission Samuel O. Bennion Central States James H. Moyle Eastern States Miles L. Jones East Central Castle H. Murphy Hawaiian Antoine R. Ivins Mexican George S. Romney Northern States Arthur Welling North Central William R. Sloan Northwestern Charles A. Callis Southern Chas E. Rowan Jr Texas and Elias A. Woodruff Western States.
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Latter Day Saints
Salt Lake City
Relief Society of the Church
Joseph W. B&c Murrin
California
John YV. Bluth
Samuel O. Bennion
James H. Moyle
Miles L. Jones
East Central
Castle H. Murhphy
Antoine R. Ivins
George S. Romney
Arthur Welling
North Central
William R. Sloan
Northwestern
Charles A. Callis
Chas. E. Rowan, Jr
Texas
Elias A Woodruff
Montpelier Girl Dies After Truck Fall
Genevieve Van Orman 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Abe Van Orman of Montpelier, died from injuries after falling from a light truck Thursday evening near the fair grounds. She suffered a fractured skull and never regained consciousness. A Montpelier High sophomore, she is survived by her parents two sisters Mrs Clifford Smith and Pearl Van Orman and two brothers Arthur and John Van Orman.
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Genevieve van Orman
Abe van Orman
Montpelier
Fair Grounds
Miss van Orman
Clifford Smith
Pearl van Orman
Arthur
John van Orman
Postmasters Urged to Engage in 1932 Presidential Campaign
Postmaster General Walter F Brown urged postmasters nationwide to participate in the 1932 presidential campaign. Speaking at the National Association of Postmasters convention, Brown said there are no laws restricting presidential appointees from political campaigning and included postmasters of all class levels.
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Omaha
Neb
Walter F Brown
National Association of Postmasters
Brown
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George Ade
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Blakk
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