September Cow Testing Report Highlights High Milk and Fat
The Bear Lake division report shows 28 herds with 308 cows, average 647 pounds milk and 22.5 pounds butterfat. Top producers include Marion Beck and W. H. Lindsay Jr. seven cows exceed 50 pounds fat. Leading herds and smaller herds listed with production figures. Boise report notes no immediate action on state medical adviser replacement. Baldridge cites other priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E B. Snell
Bear Lake
Bear Lake-Grace
C. B. Snell
Marion Beck
W. H. Lindsay
Brown Bros
Princess Pontiac
R. H
M Beck
Spot
G. H
A. H. Matthews
Lee Prescott
Hart
G. J
Columbus Visionary and Foolish Schemer Chronicle
The article reflects on Christopher Columbus as a visionary and a foolish schemer, framing his voyage as a dramatic achievement that reshaped faith, knowledge, and fear. It highlights the annual Columbus Day message and the illustrated feature tracing 1492 to 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Colum
Christopher Columbus
Holme- Scott Watson
Dairymen urged to prep herds for winter with feed and sheds
D. L. Fourt cautions dairymen to shift to light grain and alfalfa before pasture fails, then boost alfalfa and grain as winter starts. He notes farmers building winter sheds and urges cleaning, disinfecting, and upgrading stalls. Emphasizes straw bedding and extra grain before calving to boost next lactation production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.L. Fourt
Bossies
Local residents mingle in visits and health notes
Charles Chats Stanley Pugmire returns to Los Angeles for work after a summer here. Louise Allred and Hunt attend a luncheon hosted by Mrs. N. D. Pugmire. Mrs. Sarah Young returns from Logan with business matters and a visit with a sister from Oxford. Several residents travel to Central and Montpelier for relatives and business while others recover from sprains and illness. The Sun Shine club hosts a birthday surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Rich Allred as the M I A begins a new membership social. Jaynor Young and family plan winter in California after selling household goods and visiting Star Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Pugmire
Los Angeles
California
Sarah Allred
Mary Hunt
N. D. Pugmire
Sarah Young
Logan
Oxford
Edmond Monson
Central
Espie Tremelling Nelson
Montpelier
J. Y. Pugmire
Calton
R. P. Nelson
Carrie Pugmire
Bertha Peterson
Jennie Allred
Sun Shine” Club
Rich Allred
Annie
M I. A
Jaynor Young
Star Valley
Local Boy Honored in Ogden Singing Contest
Russell Oakey son of Mrs Joan Oakey and William Oakey won first prize last Wednesday evening at the Paramount Theatre in Ogden Utah. Local friends will welcome the news of his achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Oakey
Joan
William Oakey
Paramount Theatre
Ogden
Utah
Local News From Paris and Surrounding Towns
Blooming ton area reports illness in town. Roy A Welker of Paris attended town events Friday. John Briscoe and family returned from Budge s ranch after summer in Hight Mile. William Piggott visited from Oakley Wy to spend time with family. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs Real Palmer. Owen Thornock returned from Bancroft where he worked last month. Several townsfolk visiting Paris include Mr and Mrs Will Piggott and Ida Dunford. Elean Welker returned from Syracuse Utah very ill. George Piggott from Ada harvesting grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Welker
Paris
John Briscoe
Budge’s Ranch
William Piggott
Bloomgton
Oakley
Wyo
Abe
Real Palmer
Owen Thornock
Bancroft
Jefferson Dunford and Son
Will Piggott
Ida Dunfords
Don Haddock
D. E. Thornock
Freeman
Frank ‘Payne
Arthur Hess
Joe Thompson
Elean Welker
Syracuse
Utah
George Piggott
Aida
Pugmire Dalrymple Tie In Fish Haven Montpelier Ceremony
Miss Gwen Pugmire daughter of L C Pugmire of Fish Haven and Elizabeth Goebel of Paris wed Stanley Dalrymple son of Marlin and Mrs Dalrymple of Montpelier in a September 28 ceremony officiated by Clerk W Smith Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Haven
Gwen Pugmire
Stanley Dalrymple
Montpelier
W. Smith
Hoge
Pugmire
L. C. Pugmire
Elizabeth Goebel
Paris
B Dalrymple
Marlin Dalrymple
Barry Rose Potatoes Displayed At Pendrey Grocery
Joe Bunn left six Barry Rose potatoes at Pendrey Grocery last week. The display shows the potatoes weighing a total of 12 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bunn
Pendrey
Marriage License Issued for Pearl Enterest and Eugene Brown
A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office on Tuesday for Pearl Enterest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Peterelt of Montpelier, and Eugene Lester Brown. The ceremony was performed by Deputy Clerk W. Smith Hoge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theshire Clerk's
Hve
Miss Pearl Enterest
Otto Peterelt
Montpelier
Eugene Lester Brown
W. Smith Hoge
Shower Given Bride Mrs Russell Clayton by Miss Crawford and Mrs Smedley
A miscellaneous shower was given to the bride Mrs Russell Clayton at the Smedley home Saturday evening by Miss Amber Crawford and Mrs Arvil la Smedley. Guests included Phyllis Athay Ione Athay Amy Munk Mona Athay and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Clayton
Amber Crawford
Arvilla Smedley
H. C. Smedley
Phyllis Athay
Ione Athay
Amy Munk
Mona Athay
Ed. Hymas
Nina Rich
Virginia Vauterlaus
Libbie Cook
Alice Evans
Ned Clayton
T. A. Clayton
Luella Clayton
James Transtrum
A. W. Shepherd
Cornell Cleveland
A. T. Pendrey
H. C Smedley
Wilford Price
Robert Rosen
Stafford Cleveland
Fenton Allred
Leslie Cole
M. G. Price
Lucille Spencer
Ella Smedley
Impressive Funeral for Mrs. Finn Jensen Horsley in Soda Springs
One of Soda Springs’ largest funerals held Wednesday at the L D S church for Mrs Finn Jensen Horsley born July 1 1878 in Lozpan daughter of Nels Jensen and Johanna Sandbiurk Jensen of Frenton Utah. Survived by husband two sons Earl Farrell a daughter Twila four sisters and two brothers with 25 out of town relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Finn Jensen Horsley
H M Lau
J T Torgensen
Alma Hayes
F Fred Corbett
Ea Horsley
Nels Jensen
Johanna Sandbiurk
Jensen-of-Frenton
Utah
Lozpan
Batyaay
Hildren
Earth's Bed Rock Granite as World's Deepest Crust Bedrock
The fragment states that Earth's bed rock granite forms the lowest rock in the crust and identifies it as the bedrock of the world. It notes granite as fundamental to the planet's outer layer.
All County Rural Schools Open with New Teachers Listed
The last rural school in Bear Lake county opened last Monday signaling full operation. A large enrolment and good attendance are reported across districts. First class teachers have been employed for all grades. The article lists teachers for the 1927-1928 year including Fish Haven Cornell Scofield Louise Keetch St Charles Ralph Brimhall Jack Wright and others across Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Pegram Ovid Liberty Dingle Wardboro Bennington Georgetown Bern North Noman Raymond South Montpelier Geneva Lanark South Nomnan Eight Mile Alton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Fish Haven
Cornell Scofield
Louise Keetch
St. Charles
Ralph Brimhall
Jack Wright
Cassie Bowman
Ruth Galton
Leanora Grosjean
Bloomington
Jay Haddock
Venna Patterson
Audrey Monson
Lessie Price
Pegram
Maude G. Baker
May Winn
Ovid
Joe Sorenson
Lares Par
Idaho Financials Strong as State Banks Report Gains
Idaho finances are described as strong with high liquidity across banks after tours of southeast institutions. Porter notes large regional production and profitable prices, with Ashton seed potatoes contracted at 2.25 per hundredweight and southeast bankers reporting growing deposits and cautious borrowing by farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Hb.w. Porter
Finance
Porter
Ashton
Southeast
First National Bank of Philadelphia Receives Charter
The First National Bank of Philadelphia becomes the earliest U S bank to obtain a national charter marking a historic milestone for national banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
First National Bank of Philadelphia
IptSu3
False Praze Josh Billings slander critique
A historical note notes that false praise about Josh Billings represents a harmful form of slander. The comment labels such praise as the worst kind of defamation and cautions readers against repeating it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Billings
Heat wave in eastern states shatters October records
October heat in New York and the mid Atlantic drew crowds to beaches as temperatures hit 87 in New York City and rose above 90 in upstate towns. Three deaths occurred including a 23 year old Manhattan College guard and an 80 year old in New York City while hundreds prostrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North
Middle Atlantic States
New York City
Coney Island
Rockaway
Donald Morey
New Brunswick
Alen
Rutgers
Manhattan College
Morey
Manhattan
Grantwood
N. J
Fritiz Scheff
Bonnie
New Haven
Conn
Mercury
Buffalo
Waterloo
Atlantic City
Season Opens for Ducks in Bear Lake and Nearby Counties
Saturday marked the duck season opener in Bear Lake and surrounding counties. Local sportsmen report better success than last year with an estimated 25 geese shot near the ploughs. A new game-law rule requires permission from landowners before hunting on cultivated lands, regardless of posting. The daily limits are twelve ducks and eight geese, and motor boats used to rally ducks are prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Narcissus Bulbs Need Dark Start Before Bloom
Narcissus bulbs grown in pebbles should be kept in a dark cool place for a week before planting in sunlight to avoid foliage growth and ensure blooming.
Eye Specialist Dr Chilton to Visit Paris and Montpelier
Dr A L Chilton of the Pocatello Optical Company will be in Paris October 28 from 10 am to 1 30 pm at the Stucks Home. He will also be in Montpelier October 28 from 3 pm to 6 pm at Christman Jewelry Store and October 29 from 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Chilton
Pocatello Optical Company
Paris
Stucks
Montpelier
Christman
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W. H.lindsay, Jr
Lizzie
B. P Hymas
Blossom
J. A. Hymas
Polly
S L. Hymas
W. Stoddard
M. Beck
W H. Lindsey, Jr
G H
R. Merrill
D. Roberts
L. Hymas
J. Dunford
Boulsén
S. R. ‘Sleight
R. M. Fouch
Baldridge
David Burrell
Department of Public Works
Ameri
Ernest Gubler
Prop
Charles Chats
Fielding Lyceum
Travel
Edgar C. Raine
Alaska
Midnight Sun
Raine
Lyceum
Fielding High School
Ellison-White
Ladies Rainbow Sextet
Sue Ernest Hewling
Victor
Bene
Sues
Helen Simpson
Boston
Janaye Oth
Miss Simpson
Ivho
Itas
Lorette Taylor
J. Hartley Manners
Ethel Barrymore
Mia
Patrick Campbell
Bloomington Bus
Pugmire-Dalrymple
ALL County Schools
Ker
Liberty
David F. Wood
Eva Hymas
Dingle
J. W. Patterson
Alfred Oakey
H. Freeman Dayton
Esma Berry
Wardboro
Gertrude Strausbaugh
Gladys Berry
Bennington
Clarence L. Wright
Edna Sawyer
Arvilla Pugmire
Georgetown
Edwin E. Pinckney
Leonard Bacon
Helen Kunz
Lucille Hart
Walter B. Clark
Maurine Whipple
Cassie Morgan
Bern—Howard Clark
Smith Kunz
North Noman
Ronald Cutler
Rosina Stucki
Raymond
Fred C. Evans
Lois Bassett
South Montpelier
Verla Sudweeks
Lydia Swensen
Geneva
Azalia McDonald
Jenetta McDonald
Agnes Lindsay
Lanark
Earl F. Passey
Blaine D. Passey
South Nomnan
Rulon B. Lindsay
Eight Mile
Isabel Falkman Alton
H. Delia Hess
Colleen
Gene Straton Porter
Anso Pathe
Monte Blue
Ila
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