Premium list from Bear Lake County Fair Dairy and livestock
The Bear Lake County Fair awards list highlights Ashley Dairy and Brown Bros in dairy, with entries across aged cow three year old cow heifer calves and bulls. Jersey and beef cattle competitions feature J R Pugmire Ira Law W R Quayle and others. horse, sheep, and swine divisions note champions and purple ribbons. The report lists numerous firsts seconds and thirds across multiple stations with many local names such as Hymas, Kearl, Poulsen, and Laker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Dairy
A. H. Matthews
Brown Bros
Spencer Kegil
Russell Ashley
Max Hymas
Edgar Poulsen
Delmar Kear
Merle Hymas
Glenn Hymas
Montpelier Cooperative
JL. A Hymas
E . Hymas
J. A. Hymas
E. Poulsen
L. A
Ashley Bros
Spencer Kearl
W. R. Quayle
Duroc Jersey
Mrs. Hess
Wm. H. Lindsay
Fred Lewis
Poland
China
Breight
Horse Department
J. Wendell
Geo. T. Thornock
John Laker
Lee Passey
O. Passey
Ira Peterson
W. W. Thornock
Lester Roberts
Gaddle
Marion Ward
Esra Allred
Staadfard
Henry Dalrympie
Shire
Bert Orr
W. W
Newel
Clark
Sheep Department
Welker and Hart Headed to Salt Lake for Conference
Roy A. Welker and A. A. Hart departed at noon by auto for Salt Lake City to attend the fall session of general conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Welker
A. A. Hart
Auto
Salt Lake
Duck hunting fatal to three Utahans
Three Utah men died while duck hunting on Tuesday. Albert Virchon, 57, Logan, collapsed from heart trouble. Glen Thomas Mildenhall, 29, Provo, was shot in the back and died from wounds. William Jacobson, Lewiston chemist, is hospitalized with a badly lacerated foot from an accidental discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Virchon
Logan
Utah
William
Glen Thomas Mildenhall
Provo
Utah Lake
Government To Build Forest Store House In Paris
Carl B. Arentson of Logan Utah supervisor for the Cache National Forest met with Forest Ranger W R Averill in Paris to plan immediate construction of a store house on the Paris ranger station lot. The building will store government equipment and is a gift from the Paris Commercial Club and Bear Lake Cattle and Horse Ass’n. When finished it will be a creditable asset to Paris and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl B. Arentson
Logan
Utah
Cache National Forest
Paris
W. 8. Averill
Forest Service
Paris Commercial Club
Bear Lake Cattle & Horse Ass'n
Forest Department
Girl Drowns in Pool For Burial Services Held
Doris Gertrude two year old daughter of Mr John Rogers drowned in a pool used by Cohda boy scouts. She crawled onto a spring board, dropped an apple, reached for it and fell in. Attempts to revive her failed and burial services were held this morning at the Second Ward chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Gertrude
John Rogers
Second Ward
Boy Scouts of
Cohda
City Water Returns Through New Intake
City officials announced water service was briefly shut Wednesday afternoon to complete changes at a newly constructed concrete intake. The supply is now flowing normally and officials say past water quality troubles are resolved with clearer water expected.
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Paris
Bear Lake Vineyard Harvest Near Eight Tons
L. W. Peterson operates a large vineyard on Bear Lake east shore near Bear Lake Hot Springs. Grapes ripen now with an estimated eight tons of Concord. juice sells for 2.00 per gallon and grapes at 3.00 per bushel or six cents per pound. Jelly quality noted. Road access described as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Peterson
Bear Lake
Peterson
Concord
First Woman Named to Interior Post as Assistant to Commissioner
Mae A Schnurr is appointed to fill the new post as assistant to the commissioner of reclamation becoming the first woman to hold a high administrative post in the Interior department. She has served five years as secretary to Dr Elwood Mead, commissioner of reclamation, and to the International water commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afiag
Anne A. Schnurr
Commissioner of Reclamation
Interior Department
Elwood Mead
St Joseph Routs Montpelier 13 6 for Second Win
St Joseph high school football defeated Montpelier 13 to 6 for their second victory. Edwards opened with a line touchdown, Githeen added an 80 yard score, and Dillon to Burlingame produced the other points. De Late, new coach, led the Emeralds in a steady ground game despite Montpelier’s weight advantage. Glen Thomas refereed the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Montpelier
Emerald
Edwards
Githeen
Dillon
Burlingame
Rennie de Late
Bob Jackson
Mt. St. Charles
de Late
Rockne
Columbia University
Portland
DeLate
Glen Thomas
Pocatello High School
Pocatello Tribune
Smithfield Man Gored to Death by Prize Bull
Logan Utah Sept 30 James M Meikel former county commissioner and Smithfield dairy man was fatally gored by his prize bull as he prepared to ship the animal to the Blackfoot Idaho fair. The bull charged forcing him into a stall where he was gored several times. Farm hands removed him and he died at hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
James M. Meikel
Smithfield
Blackfoot
Idaho
Rainbow fingerlings sent to Bear Lake creeks
A consignment of rainbow fingerlings from the Hays Spur state fish hatchery arrived this morning. The Bear Lake Fish and Game Club took them to the creeks of Paris Canyon Bloomington Canyon and Liberty Creek. The shipment totaled thirty cans with fish nearly three inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays Spur State Fish Hatchery
Bear Lake
Harvey Peterson III In Hospital In Critical Condition
Harvey Peterson of Montpelier is a member of John T. Peterson & Son of Ovid. He is reported in Montpelier Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Peterson III
Harvey Peterson
Montpelier
John T
New Game Birds Arrive in Idaho for Scattergun Hunters
R E Thomas state game warden announced Idaho will receive two new game birds. The versicolar pheasant, a large dark greenish bird, and the shugar partridge, a light colored swift flier, are being imported from California for introduction to local hunters. The partridge hails from Japan while the pheasant was native to India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Idaho
R. E. Thomas
Japan
India
California
Bishop Shepherd Leaves for Salt Lake Conference
Bishop Edw. T. Shepherd of the Shepherd Clothing Store departed this morning for Salt Lake via Logan Canyon to attend a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. T. Shepherd
The
Shepherd Clothing Store
Salt Lake
Logan Canyon
Idaho Lieutenant Governor dies after appendicitis
Orofino Idaho Lieutenant Governor W B Kinne died at 7 12 p m after an appendicitis operation and streptococci poisoning. He acted as governor while Governor Baldridge was absent in Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinne
H. C. Baldridge
Ogden
Utah
United States Chamber of Commerce
Governor Bald ridge Mourning Death Of Lt Governor Kinne
Governor H C Bald ridge arrived from Ogden and learned by AP of the death at Orofino of Lt Governor W B Kinne. The governor called Kinne a fine man who stood for high ideas and progressiveness and said it is too bad to lose a man of that type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Kinne
Paris Drug Company Stages One Cent Sale
The Paris Drug Co announces a three day One Cent Sale starting Thursday October 10. Fresh Rexall goods shipped from Boston through the Panama Canal to San Francisco arrive and will be unpacked for the event. Manager R O Clayton mails attractive heralds to valley residents detailing the plan. No limit on purchases.
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Paris Drug Co
Boston
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Rexall
Paris
R. O. Clayton
Valley
United Drug Co
Range stock coming off feed shows improvement
Cattle and sheep in the Cache National Forest are reported in excellent condition as feed remains plentiful and the season ideal for range stock. Cooperation between stockmen, permittees, and the forest service on range management suggests higher returns from increased meat production.
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Cache National Forest
Forest Service On
Scientists claim anti cancer serum found in Austria
Vienna reports from Prof. Eiselberg’s surgical university clinic say three Austrian bacteriologists Edelmann Schoenbauer and Schloss confirmed prior work on an anti cancer serum. Experiments used shredded cancer tissue mixed with bouillon to create a substance that dissolves fresh cancer cells. Trials of the substance may begin soon in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Eiselberg
Surgical University Clinic
Edelmann
Schoenbauer
Schloss
Earthquake Felt Here Causes Window Rattles
A light tremor at 9 15 morning was followed by a stronger shock at 11 35 evening shaking buildings in the valley. No damage was reported though windows rattled and a heavy dull sound was heard, with similar tremors felt over four years in the area.
Lewis announces marriage of daughter Hilda Sorenson
Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis announce the marriage of their daughter Hilda to Cyrel Sorenson of Ovid. The ceremony will be at the Salt Lake Temple on Wednesday October 16. After a honeymoon in Utah the couple will make their home in Ovid. The Post extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lewis
Hilda
Cyrel Sorenson
Ovid
Salt Lake Temple
Utah
Clayton Peterson and Arthur Clayton Wed in Paris
Miss Iris Peterson and Arthur Clayton were wed Wednesday evening September in Paris by Bishop Dan CG Rich. The couple are well respected with many friends and will begin married life with wishes for happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Peterson
Arthur Clayton
Dan CG. Rich
Peterson
Ira Peterson
Mr. Clayton
Emma Clayton
Paris
Fielding High enrollment climbs past all prior years
Fielding High School reports enrollment over 200 on the first day with steady growth as students from county and neighboring areas enroll. Principal Law and the board are optimistic about a record year aided by the new building and supervised study plan.
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the Fielding High School
Law
Mutual Board Honors Co workers With Dinner Note
The M I A stake board officers entertained at Mutual Glen Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs Ernest Waterlaus and Mrs Nina Rich who move to Montpelier. Mrs Waterlaus has served as secretary for five years and is praised for service. Forty attending enjoyed a chicken dinner while Prof and Mrs Christensen of Logan Utah performed violin and piano pieces. A Cambridge glassware set was presented by the board.
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Mutual Glen
Ernest Waterlaus
Nina Rich
Montpelier
Mrs. Christensen
Logan
Utah
Cambridge
Marriage License Issued For Ova L Johnson In Ogden
A marriage license was issued this week by the county clerk to Ova L Johnson of Ogden Utah. The ceremony was officiated by Bishop O L Peter in the local office. The bride is Bertha Williams, daughter of Isaac Johnson of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ova L. Johnson
Isaac Johnson
Ovid
Bertha Williams
Ogden
Utah
O. L. Peterson
Forests Resume Beetle Infested Timber Treatment
The Cache and Caribou National Forests place crews on beetle infested lodgepole pine. Crews treat infected timber with chemical and burn it to reduce infestation. The campaign began in Pear Creek above Nounan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache
Caribou
Pear Creek
Nounan
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Dairy Department
Jersey
Jas
Poulsen
Heifer
Nels Krogue
Boys & Girls
del Mar
J. R. Pugmire
Ira Law
J. E. Laker
Davis Wallentine
Angus
Ramboutliet
Crane
Ram Lamb
Ewe Lamb
Ewe
Mae A. Schnurr
ST. Joe
Poocathello
H C Baldridge
Associated Press
Orofino
W. B. Kinne
Clayton-Peterson
Armour
Tommy Armour
Tom O’ Shanter
Ozaukee
Milwaukee
Elmo Morgan
Marie Stucki
Grant Grandy
Eft
Lyceum
Paris Opera House
Thatcher
Fielding
Novelty Theatre
Lilac T
Colleen Moore
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