Fielding College Class Officers Chosen For 1923 4
Fielding students elected class officers after a rally on Wednesday. Juniors and seniors named presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, cheer leaders, social committee heads, and student representatives for the 1923 4 class year.
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Fielding
Andrew Clayton
Emily Vallentine
Lasca Allred
Myrtle Transtrum
Arthur Clayton
Ina McMurray
Rulon Tueller
Jessie McClellan
Mabel Athay
Kenneth Grim Snett
Osmond Dunford
Himoyne Brewer
Gladys Dunn
Franklin Rogers
Gladys Athay
Andrew Easton
Opal Oakey
Mignon Michaelson
Vivian Michaelson
William Lyons
Nellie Dunford
Russell Oakey
Anlin Pugmire
Idaho Steers Sell At 8 25 A Hundred
A top price of 8.25 a hundred was set at the Los Angeles Union Stock Yards on Monday September 24 with two carloads of 1247 lb Idaho steers sold to Hauser Packing Company. Strong demand for good beef in Los Angeles supported the market. Medium to good steers ranged from 7.50 to 8.00 and good cows sold from 6.20 to 5.50.
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Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Idaho
Hauser Packing Company
Los Angeles
Returns to Logan from Georgetown
Clarence Hess and his wife Mrs Hess returned to Logan this week after spending most of the summer at Georgetown Idaho. Hess notes the range was fine for the sheep until a dry spell recent weeks. He adds recent rains should improve conditions.
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Clarence Hess
Hess
Logan
Georgetown
Idaho
Fish Hang on Trees in Alaska After Big Rain
Seattle mining man Hal Gramm reports from Hyder Alaska that a swollen river after heavy rain left twenty salmon four to six feet long hanging from tree limbs near Salmon glacier in British Columbia.
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Seattle
Wash
Hal Gramm
Salmon Glacier
British Columbia
Hyder
Alaska
Piano at sacrifice stored in Montpelier for quick sale
A piano now stored in Montpelier is offered at a large discount for rapid disposition. Terms available to a reliable party. Inquiries for price and full particulars should be sent to The Denver Music Co., Denver, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lewis exited Friday afternoon for Twin Falls to establish their future home.
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Montpelier
Denver Music Co
Denver
Colo
Claud Lewis
Twin Falls
Lanark District School Opens Amid Strong Attendance
Lanark students began classes on Monday October 1 with Mr. Merrill Reese of Bloomington as principal and Miss Almeda Findlay of Lanark as associate. The first day showed good attendance and spirit, and officials expect an excellent year. The Primary organization was reorganized with Mrs. Amy Roberts released and Mrs. Julia Passey named president with Eva Parker and Blanch Parker as counselors. Local residents attending church included Viola and Ezra Roberts, Iretta Roberts, Delwin Orr, and others. A baptism was held by Lyman Hymas for Stanley William Bunn. Lanarkians contribute workers to Emigration road projects, while farmers face delays from a recent storm.
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Lanark
Merrill Reese
Bloomington
Almeda Findlay
Amy Roberts
Julia B. Passey
Eva Parker
Blanch Parker
William L. Rich
Paris
James Traustrum
St. Charles
Lyman Hymas
Stanley William Bunn
William Bunn
Bilder Clarence Parker
Lanarkia
Fielding High
Our Town
Viola Roberts
Ezra Roberts
Iretta Roberts
Delwin Orr
Carlos Parker
Agnes Toomer
Ruth Passey
Willard Korn
Ella Passey
Edgar Bunn
Minsin Place
LaVere Findlay
Arthur Eborn
Harlan Eborn
Thomas Roberts Earl Findlay
Clarence Parker
John Parker
Marriage License Issued for Reeves Layland Couple
A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office on Saturday evening to Alfred Reeves and Nellie Edith Layland of Cokeville Wyoming. W Smith Hoge performed the ceremony.
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Alfred Reeves
Nellie Edith Layland
Cokeville
Wyoming
W. Smith Hoge
Brother Dies at Spanish Fork Funeral Report
Mrs. Orson Pendrey and Mrs. Jane Stucki learned Wednesday evening that their brother Job Butler, aged 178, had died after catching a morning train to attend his funeral services. Mr. Pendrey said he spent the first night alone in 46 years in his absence.
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Orson Pendrey
Jane Stucki
Spanish Fork
Utah
Job Butler
Help Wanted Rooms For Fielding High Students
Notice urges Paris residents with rooms to rent to Fielding high school students to report to the board of education. Students seek chores or work to help cover expenses and request consideration. Promote education and support for the young people.
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The
Fielding High School
Board of Education
Paris
Beauty Special Next Week at Vanitie Shoppe Montpelier
Montpelier beauty page features a manicure up to 11 o'clock for .35 dollars and a scalp treatment priced between five and six dollars this week.
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Vanitie
Montpelier
Lanark Tailor Opens Shop in Paris Building
Mr Edgar Bunn and family move to Paris for the winter and open a tailor shop in the Munson building opposite Emerson school. Bunn brings long experience and expects good patronage, while a stray aside notes Grover Bergdol would avoid kidnappers in Atlanta or Leavenworth.
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Edgar Bunn
Lanark
Paris
Munson
Emerson School
Bunn
Grover Bergdol
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Football critics miss the point on school sports
A historical address argues football teaches sportsmanship discipline and self control, shaping character through fair play and quick decisions. It urges schools to hire trained coaches who understand boy psychology and to balance athletics with academics, noting many coaches devote significant time beyond games.
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Mai Cai
Adidat
Unitairly
Maui
Absa
Atari
Bear Lake County Wins First Prize at Southeastern Idaho Fair
Bear Lake County took first prize in the sewing demonstration contest at the Southeastern Idaho Fair in Blackfoot on September 25 26 and 27. Twelve Bear Lake exhibitors won prizes including Lois Floyd Elmoyne Brewer Wanda Tonghton and May Berboro with trophies and future awards planned from the Junior Fair Association.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Blackfoot
Bear Lake County Club
Wanda Johnson
Atahna Johnson
Beatrice Peter
Ovid
Duo Neele
Qlaey0f
Aho
Has
Thej Sewing Club
Fatr ‘Association
Lois Floyd
St. Charles
Lelmoyne Brewer
Hannah * Miller
Sharon
St Charles Seco
Elmoyne Brewer
St, ‘Charles
Lil. Stock
Eirza Keatch
Berboro
Wanda Tohgton
Edo
Transpor
Ee Be
Ae Ae Baking Club
Montpellar Pula
Wream
Fio
Léwiss
Traveling circus comes to town with animals and entertainment
A traveling circus visited the town on Wednesday entertaining crowds at the Novelty with wild animals including monkeys. Vendors offered peanuts candy and apples during the day while the show impressed residents with a parade of animals and performances.
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Punta
Idaho Potatoes Sell for Four Dollars in California
Idaho potatoes once worth about eight cents to growers now fetch more than four dollars per hundred in Los Angeles and Long Beach. Sheriff Oscar Y Mason of Canyon County says he learned of the prices after returning to Nampa from southern California. The stores quoted twenty five cents for six pounds last Friday, and a relative of Mason reported buying a carload at three thousand eight hundred fifty six dollars per hundred, calling it a bargain.
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Idaho
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Cal
Wep
Oscar Y. Mason
Canyon County
Sherte
Nampa
California
Mason
Judge Standrod Visits Paris on Business
Judge D. W. Standrod and his son attorney Drew Standrod traveled by bus from Pocatello to Paris for business. The judge is noted for his prior prominence as Bear Lake County district judge.
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D. W. Standrod
Atty
Drew Standrod
Pocatello
Standrod
Bear Lake County
Mechanic Builds Grain Rake at J R Pigmire Ranch
The article notes Robert Rosen, an expert mechanic from Phoenix Construction Co. in Alexander, visiting Poverty Flat to craft a grain rake at J. R. Pig mire ranch. The device aims to straighten fallen grain so it can be cut with a binder, potentially saving up to about 00 percent of grain during the recent storm fallout.
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Robert Rosen
Alexeider
Robert
Phoenix Construction Co
Alexander
J. R. Pigmire
Poverty Flat
Pigmire
Local births and travel notes from Ogden week
Liberty Ems W, T, Hymas and ws Mitton motor ed here from Ogden this week. Milton just returned from Arizona four years ago. The stork visited twice, at B P Hymas home for an eleven pound boy and at George McMurray home for a girl. All are doing nicely. Marinda Poulsen left for Salt Lake to study music this winter.
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Hymas
Ws Mitton
Ogden
Milton
Arizona
Stork
B. P. Hymas
George McMurray
Marinda Poulsen
Salt Lake
Paris Boy Visits Earthquake Zone in Japan
Mrs. Marintha Lindsay learns from her son Wallace a U S Army corporal who just returned from Japan. He was near Tokyo and Yokohama during the disaster last month and describes the scenes as almost beyond comprehension and grateful to be sailing toward home. This was Corporal Lindsay’s second visit to Japan.
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Marintha Lindsay
Wallace
Honolulu
U.S
Japan
Altho
Tokio
Yokohama
Onions Bring 1600 From Half Acre Near Eagle
Boise report notes a half acre near Eagle Idaho yielded a year's harvest of onions valued at 1600 dollars. The crop's strong showing highlights local farming success and market demand in the region around Boise.
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Boise
Eagle
Idaho
Laketown Couple Wed in Salt Lake Temple
Laketown California? No, Laketown Utah. Haydn Kearl and daughter of Bishop and Mrs. C Co. announce the marriage of their daughter in the Salt Lake temple on Wednesday. After a Utah honeymoon, they will reside in Laketown. Post joins friends in wishing happiness.
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C. Co. Haydn
Alton Kearl
Laketown
Utah
Salt Lake Temple
Phosphate Mines at Cokeville Receive Impetus
Cokeville Sept 28 Extensive work is planned at Cokeville phosphate mines this winter with electrification and a pulverizing plant to raise output. A larger camp and a loading station near the stockyard will be installed. Supt F M Bresco of San Francisco says production will be shipped to the Pacific coast for mixing with chemicals for fertilizing. Bresco was previously with Bear Lake Phosphate Co in Paris and vicinity.
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Cokeville
F. M. Bresco
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Locks Family Moves to Brooklyn to Start New Home
Mr and Mrs Sam Locks of Montpelier depart for Brooklyn New York to establish a new home. Hyman Lewis of Rexburg has purchased Mr Locks business interests and will operate them in his stead.
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Sam Locks
Montpelier
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Locks
Hyman Lewis
Rexburg
Mr Locks
Judges Hoge Attend Whaling Era Film at Rich Theatre
Probate Judge W. Smith Hoge and wife and Ye Editor and wife visited Montpelier Tuesday evening to view Down to the Sea in Ships at the Rich Theatre. The film portrays life at sea by whale fishermen over sixty years ago and the oil industry’s whale-based production. It shows harpoon prowess and the perilous battles before the whales are conquered and killed.
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W. Smith Hoge
Montpelier
Swiss Colony Plans Dairying Expansion to Idaho
Swiss dairymen from Wisconsin plan to establish a colony in Idaho and develop dairy production in the Wood River valley. Boise's B M Rogers says Wisconsin colonists will visit Idaho again with more settlers to evaluate land and start operations, following successful dairy growth and high wealth in their home county.
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Idaho
Wisconsin
Wood River Valley
United States
B. M. Rogers
Boise
Rogers
Boise News
Forest Service Trail Building Expands Idaho Cache Forest
The Forest Service is building trails in Idaho’s Cache Forest funded by National Forest revenues returned to the state. In District No. 6 Ranger Averill works in St. Charles Canyon and has opened three trails up three forks of Big Creek, improving access and administration for the area.
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The
Forest Service
Idaho
Cache Forest
National Forest
Averill
St. Charles Canyon
Big Creek
New Tech Building Planned For Idaho Tech
Bids and plans for a new Idaho Tech building will be considered next week after a legislature backed project. Enrollment has risen 20 percent, with main building congestion eased by moving science labs to a dormitory. Teacher training classes are up, commercial courses up 60 percent, and evening school starts Monday with a winter semester in November.
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Pocatello
Idaho Tech
Market notes from the week on dairy prices
Butter fat in milk sold at 48 cents per pound while sweet cream and sour cream showed lower values around 37 to 40 cents. Butter, eggs, and related dairy items were listed with several prices and abbreviations in this concise market blurb.
Bring Them Here Wash Boiler Repairs
Paris Garage advertises bringing in boilers kettles tubs and teapots for leak repair and soldering services. The notice emphasizes quick practical fixes and invites customers to deliver items to the shop.
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Paris
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Venna Patterson
Pearl Wilker
Stanley Innes
Evelyn Stucki
Studiers
Mérlt
Animal, Circus
Osto Fown
Ata
Stanrod
Congressional
Liberty
Laketown Boy
Fish Haven
Bresco
Bear Lake Phosphate Co
New York
Iswiss
NEW Tech
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