Remarkable Farm Bureau Aid Helps Virginia Sheep Growers
The Virginia Farm Bureau reports a remarkable achievement aiding sheep owners as city club women aid in selling coverlets. Arrangements with a local weaver boost grower income, paying 30 to 40 percent above market for wool while a mill handles about 2000 pounds daily and fills orders. City and county cooperation grows in the Old Dominion.
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Virginia
Pinch
City Club
Old’Dominion
Wool growers in Virginia lift prices with Farm Bureau aid
Special Correspondence notes Virginia wool producers facing theft and low prices but credits the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation and publicity director Mrs L go Copenhaver for helping raise prices to 30 to 40 percent above market. The piece mentions heirloom coverlets kept since the mother’s wedding and a small mountain mill that produced 50,000 army blankets.
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Ashicago
Virginia
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
L. Go Copenhaver
Virginia. Farm
Marion
Van
England
Holland
Sweden
Wanderer Hanged Singing The Song Old Pal Why Dont You Answer Me
Chicago, Sept 30. Carl Wanderer executed at the county jail at 7 19 am for the murder of his wife their unborn child and a hired man used in a fake holdup. He walked to the scaffold sang a popular song as the trap dropped and offered a final line from the chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carl Wanderer
Old Pal
Quake Shakes Utah Towns Racking Damages
Reports from Elsinore Monroe and Richfield in southern Utah describe a violent morning quake at 7 30 after a tremor yesterday. Practically every building damaged and unusable with losses estimated near 100000 in Elsinore and surrounding towns. Massive rockfalls from nearby canyons add to the destruction. The area earlier faced major quakes twelve years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt —Lake
Elsinor
Utah
Elsinore Richifield
Monroe
Fragmentary Phrase on Guilt and Influence
A snippet discusses influence over a man to present a guilty conscience. The text offers no clear event or named figures, leaving the core idea as a philosophical note about responsibility and inner doubt.
Eleven Years Ago Today in Paris Social Notices
A Paris social page recalls a Wedneday event with Mrs Lillias Grimmett and many friends. The piece notes railroad grading progress near Paris, with seven miles remaining and 35 teams at work, plus arrivals from Idaho Falls. It reports the Paris Boulder mine shaft depth, and upcoming Y M C A and Y L M I A events featuring a male quartet, piano and vocal solos, a reading, and refreshments for about 200 attendees.
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Montpelier
Ovid
Paris
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Andrew—Matson
Oram
Paris Boulder
Idaho Gem
Harding asks Congress to speed up spending debate
President Harding urges Congress to accelerate the pace of debate on spending measures. The request signals a push to finalize appropriations and advance fiscal plans amid ongoing political negotiation.
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Harding
Congress
Two Minute Prayer on Armistice Day Proclaimed
Washington notes President Harding issues proclamation calling upon all citizens to observe a silent two minute prayer at noon on Armistice Day November 11. The nation will honor American World War I dead with flag half mast on public buildings and abroad.
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Washington
Dant
Harding
Arlington National Cemetery
Wigiaw
America
Young Couple Married in Logan
A marriage license was issued to Mr TtoHo M Nye and Miss Mary P Rohner of Paris Idaho. The Logan Temple ceremony joined the couple, whose families are longtime Cache County residents. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s aunt’s home, and the couple planned a return to Paris Idaho after a stay in Ogden and Salt Lake City.
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ttoHo- M- Nye
Mary P- Rohner
Paris
Idaho
Logan ‘Temple
Nye
Rani Nye
Cache Junction
Otto Rohner
Frank Nye
Rohner
Ogden
Salt Lake
Faris
Adaho
Logan
Funeral services for Mrs Constance Humphreys in Logan Utah
Funeral services held Monday for Mrs Constance Humphreys who died after three weeks of typhoid fever. Bishop Olaf Peterson presided with speakers including Jos R Shepherd and Noah Parsons. Burial in city cemetery. many relatives and friends attended. Mrs Humphreys, 40, was daughter of Bishop Robert and Christine Price of Paris Idaho and mother of three.
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Logan
Utah
Hor. Humphreys
Olaf I. Peterson
L. M. Cranney
Jos. R. Shepherd
Price
Gey
Daniel
Fred
Ezra
Wilford
Ang
R.r.wand
Etene
Tracy
Fred Shepherd
Dias Bolly Lewis
Robert Price
Christine Price
Paris
Idaho
Childry
Humphreys
J. R. Shepherd
Logan Temple
T. H
JL. R Humphreys
Humphreys Tirothers-gagiivers
Laker Hymas marriage and local notices in Logan area
Joseph H. Laker and Bertha Hymas were wed at the Logan temple last week and plan to live in Lewiston Utah. Gerald Rich was injured after a hit and run on a motorcycle but is resting easily. William Williamson finishes a large barn, Bundersons visit Star Valley, Mrs Stona Williamson retires, and George Piggott with Leo Mattson report threshing machine crews and good grain yields on local dry farms. Edmund Monson reports high yields of blue stem wheat and leads Sel district farmers.
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Joseph H. Laker
This
Bertha Hymas
Liberty
Logan Temple
Laker
California
Hymas
Mr. Laker
Lewiston
Utah
Gerald Rich
William Williamson
George Piggott
Leo Mattson
Edmund Monson
Hi‘dry Farm
Monson
Stringency Seen Nearing End of Prosperity Era
Los Angeles October 5 The American Bankers Association report from its economic policy commission led by Paul M Warburg says the worst of credit stringency is over and the country has borne the stress well. They foresee recovery as wages readjust and balance is restored between industries and nations, with a return to prosperity and progress. The commission cautions against overreliance on legislation to cure economic ills and urges free play for economic laws, favoring a restrained federal reserve system and budget tightening. It supports reducing excess profits tax, promoting government efficiency, and delaying refinancing of debt until markets stabilize while backing railroads debt refunding over years.
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Los Angeles
Cal
American Bankers Association
Paul M. Warburg
New York
Commission
Phe
Federal Reserve System
Foolish Wives of History Cleopatra as Immortalized Debutante
Fragmentary text portrays Cleopatra in antiquity as Egypt’s infamous social figure and symbol of mutable loyalties. It mentions Julius Caesar and Rome, with garbled references to Her life in Italy and public spectacles. The passage blends sensationalized gossip with speculative claims about Cleopatra’s behavior and influence.
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Cleopatra
Egypt
Italy
Pisa
Lwo
Aegean
Ses
Tiber
Julius Casor
Julius
Livsig
Caesar
Clean-up Squad Seeks Ex-Service Claims for Government Aid
A fragmented notice urges ex service members to contact a government “clean-up squad” to settle claims such as compensation and war risk insurance. The item blends odd tangential history notes with a call to action to mail addresses to Dr. C. Moore in Paris Idaho for claim processing.
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Shiro
Feihe Seldiers
Winter Fay
Legion
Aid 7
C. Oo. Moore
Paris
Idaho
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Robert Fuller
Utah-Section
Ees Cmses
NDMA
Copenhaver
Lillias
Grimmett
Sarah Grimmett
Abe
Sarah
Mable
Lillian
Lillian Grimmett
Mary “Roberts
Welthy Sutton
Edna Clément
Myrtle Oakey
Leond Hurst
Elnora Bowen
Florence — Norton
Catherine” Young
Sarah Lewis
Eliza Budge
Elfie
Maggie Stucki
Stella
Nora
Bertha
Hazel Shepherd
Bertha Hoge
Y. M
Fred Price
Laura Richards Ladus
Mary Roberts
Beatrice Camp
Wm. Higgins
David Shepherd
Eliza Hodges
CR Humphreys
ST. Charles
Mrs. Bunderson
Ing Star Valley
Stona Williamson
Axim
Federal Administration
Martha Dulaney Bachmady
Chattanooga
Lord the South
Justice Bachman
Tennessee Supreme, Court
Nile
Pyramids
Caeser
Marc Anthony
Lake Eric
Anthony
Cleopatara
Mure
Him
Dori
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