Bear Lake Livestock Men Win Multiple Fair Honors
Bear Lake County livestock exhibitors led by Lane Hymas Glen Hymas and L A Hymas sweep Ram Bouillet and Holstein divisions at Filer and Blackfoot fairs with firsts seconds and grand champion awards. Matthews brothers Darrell Lloyd Doyle and Bert Orr also win top placings at Eastern Idaho and Utah fairs. Results highlight strong breeding and show quality across sheep and cattle categories.
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Bear Lake County
Lane Hymas
Glen Hymas
L. A. Hymas
Twin Falls
Filer
Blackfoot
Matthews
Darrell
Lloyd
Doyle Matthews
Salt Lake City
Bert Orr
Ewe Lamb
L. A. Byn
Fiog
Farmers urged to increase production for defense program
Bear Lake County officials and a county committee met in Pocatello on October 4 to review the 1942 Agricultural and Range Conservation Program. They discussed a 15 percent overall rise in farm product output and specific increases in milk beef hogs and wheat while noting certain surpluses. A county and community committee meeting is set for October 9 at the courthouse to explain the sign up drive and conduct a survey of farmers plans for higher output. Committeemen will also field 1942 spring wheat crop insurance applications to protect against hazards.
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G. E.hulme
L. R.pugmire
Fred C. Evans
Bear Lake
de- Vere Tovey
Max T Haddock
Pocatello
Qwan
Wickard
Department of Agriculture
National Defense
AAA
Idaho Boys Enroll in CCC During August
Nine Idaho boys enrolled in the CCC in August, with Ada two enrollments, Binghim five, and Bear Falls two. Of honorable discharges 44 accepted private work, two entered military service, 23 cited urgent calls. Non honorable discharges all desertion. Bear Lake livestock earns prestige with Bear Lake county exhibitors topping Utah State Fair classes. Utah institutions buy Bear Lake dairy cattle to improve herds.
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CCC
Idaho
State Department of Public Assistance
Ada
Binghim
Ewr Falls
Bear Lake County
Matthew Brothers
Utah Agricultural and Educational
Over 40 000 Trout Planted in Bear Lake Streams
Forester Jay B Hann and the Department of Fish and Wildlife report planting over 40 000 trout in Bear Lake valley streams during September. Bloomington Creek received 5000 1 4 inch Rainbows Rainbows St Charles Creek 15000 1 4 inch Yellowstone Natives Paris Creek 3000 1% inch Yellowstone Natives Fish Heaven Creek 3000 2 inch Bear Lake Natives North Canyon Creek 7000 1 s inch Yellowstone Natives.
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B. L
Jay B. Hann
Department of Fish and Wildlife
Bear Lake Valley
Bloomington Creek
St. Charles Creek
Yellowstone
Stone
Paris Creek
Heven—Creek
Bear Lake
North Canyon Creek
Eunice Morgan Weds Jack Mewes in Cedar City Utah
Friends in Paris received word of Eunice Morgan of Liberty marrying Jack Mewes on September 29. The former Eunice Morgan is daughter of Wm. Morgan of Liberty. The couple resides in Cedar City Utah with Mewes working as a fieldman for Pacific Produce Distributors and planning a move to California to oversee a tomato crop.
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Paris
Jack Mewes
Paul Kears
Sunrise Times Listed for Bear Lake Duck Hunters
Idaho Fish and Game and the U S Weather Bureau publish sunrise times for Bear Lake and surrounding counties for duck hunting season. Daily migratory waterfowl limits are 10 ducks with up to 3 of reads or buffleheads, 3 geese total. possession limits set at 22 days of ducks and 1 day of other migratory birds. Shipment limits restrict transporting more than two days of ducks or geese per week. packages must show contents and addresses. Shotguns capped at 3 shells and 10 gauge or smaller are required.
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Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game Department
U. S. Weather Bureau
Fish and Wildlife Service
Mt. Ltd
Bear Lake
Clark
Fremont
Jefferson
Madison
Teton
Bingham
Bonneville
Power
Bannock
Caribou
Oneida
Franklin
Paris Girl Wins Music Scholarship at University of Idaho
Julia Sleight of Paris is the sole freshman among six University of Idaho music students awarded scholarships for the coming year. She earned the brass instruments scholarship through competitive tryouts and will receive two private French horn lessons weekly with instructor Lee Gibson, assistant professor of music and band director, valued at about $120 yearly.
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Julia Sleight
Paris
University of Idaho
Miss Sleight
Lee Gibson
Idaho September records alarming traffic toll
Idaho’s September traffic deaths reached 29, tying the August 1935 all time high as fatalities for the year to date total 132 versus 142 for the same period a year ago. The National Safety Council lists Idaho among six of 48 states showing declines in 1941, with September among the worst months in seven years due to speed and inattention. County tallies show Ada and Shoshone at 13 deaths each for the year, with Minidoka leading the month with five deaths. Continuous county by county losses follow across Clearwater, Madison, Canyon, Nez Perce, Blaine and others.
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Idaho
National Safety Council
Ada
Shoshone
Minidoka
Rupert
Clearwater County
Ford Creek
Weippe
Madison County
Rexburg
Sugar City
Canyon County
Nez Perce
Blaine
Bingham
Boise
Bonner
Boundary
Kootenai
Lincoln
Washington
Scout Leaders Meet at Montpelier During Past Week
The Tenday Council of the Boy Scouts of America held a two section conference, a training and planning session. Montpelier hosted the east side meeting on Wednesday and Pocatello hosted the west side meeting last Thursday night.
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Tenday Council
Boy Scouts of America
Montpelier
Pocatello
Marriage Licenses Issued In Bear Lake County
Bear Lake County records show several licenses issued last week. Louis Wallenting of Paris and Melba Sleene Peterson of St. Charles wed October 1 in Soda Springs with W. Smith Hoge officiating. October 3 partners Parley Baker and Lovina Campbell from Ogden were married in Paris by Justice W. Smith Hoge. October 4 Nykola Symbratowicz of Pendleton and Florence Bailey of Salt Lake City also wed in Paris the same day by Hoge.
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Bear Lake County
Louis C. Wallenting
Paris
Melba Sleene Peterson
St. Charles
Soda Springs
Parley P. Baker
Lovina M. Campbell
Ogden
Utah
W. Smith Hoge
Nykola Symbratowicz
Pendleton
Ore
Florence E. Bailey
Salt Lake City
Stucki Visits San Francisco Horses at Tauforam Track
Mr. Keith Stucki of San Francisco visited his parents over the weekend and returned to California Monday. His race horses are stationed at Tauforam race track in preparation for the fall meets.
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Keith Stucki
San Francisco
Calif
William Stucki
California
Stucki
Tauforam
4 H Club Exhibitors Receive Fair Checks
Premium checks totaling multiple amounts were issued to 4 H club exhibitors at the Eastern Idaho State Fair and county fair winners. Judges designated top livestock and clothing entrants from Bear Lake and district fairs with specific awards listed for individuals such as DeLoris Peterson Lunella Hemmert Darrell Matthews Doyle Matthews and Hazel Ream.
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Blackfoot
Bear Lake County
Followa
DeLoris Peterson
DeLone Beck
Ramona Kunz
Lunella Hemmert
Sarah Jane Olsen
Bear Lake Valley Gets First Snowfall
The first real snow storm of the season hit Bear Lake valley early Sunday morning turning rain Saturday night into snow. Ground white by daylight, with slightly below freezing temps causing partial melt by Monday. peaks remain well covered as more snow fell but faded by evening. Farmers faced loss as half of the small grain crop stood unsafely awaiting fall weather.
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Bear Lake Valley
Bear Lake County AAA Elections Set for November 1941
Annual elections of former Community and County Committeemen for the Bear Lake County Agricultural Conservation Association will run November 10 to 22, 1941. Cooperator voters choose community committeemen. delegates will vote in the county convention to elect county committeemen.
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Bear Lake County Agricultural Conservation Association
AAA
Nine Bear Lake County Men Into Army Service
The Bear Lake county Selective Service board selected nine men to report for induction at the Salt Lake City center on October 15. The list includes Eddie Richard Sutter, Clarence William Boehme, LeRoy Krentz Redmond, Calvert LaGrand Carlson, Presley C. Floyd, Glen Orson Teuscher, Glen Willis Kunz, Marvin Floyd Clark, and Sherman L. Burgoyne, with Griffith Brafiklin Lloyd as alternate. The note also records a club gathering hosted by Mrs. Alton Bunderson and a luncheon for invited guests.
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Selective Service Board
Bear Lake County
Salt Lake City
Eddie Richard Sutter
Montpelier
Clarence William Boehme
Geneva
LeRoy Krentz Redmond
Pegram
Calvert LaGrand Carlson
Ovid
Presley C. Floyd
St. Charles
Glen Orson Teuscher
Glen Willis Kunz
Marvin Floyd Clark
Georgetown
Sherman L. Burgoyne
Montpellier
Griffith Brafiklin Lloyd
Idaho Relief Clients Receive $5 719 in Food Stuffs
Food payments to general relief clients in Idaho for August totaled 5719 dollars per the surplus commodities corporation report. Oranges accounted for 1939 dollars, Graham flour 1018, with the rest allocated to assorted foods down to 11.09 for corn meal flour.
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Idaho Relief
Idaho
Surplus Commodities Corporation
Graham
Idaho Expands Food Stamp Plan Statewide
Idaho extends the food stamp program to all counties boosting local consumption and farm sales. Willard F. Walter reports the opening of the last eight counties on September 1 and projects substantial orange stamp purchases and blue stamp redemptions across the state.
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Idaho
Willard F. Walter
Fed
Lemhi
Custer
Clark
Butte
Madison
Teton
Department of Public Assistance
To Foo Stamp
Teachers Institute Gathered Near Pocastallo
All Fielding high school and Emerson teachers attended a teachers institute at Pocastallo last week. Mrs D C Rich Mia Newell Budge and Mrs Z L Black accompanied their husbands on the trip.
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Fielding High School
Emerson
Teachers Institute
Pocastallo
D. C. Rich
Mia. Newell Budge
Z. L. Black
Price and party visit Salt Lake City for conference
Mr. Fred J. Price and his daughter Carol were joined by Miss Adeline Tueller and Mr. Ralph Lewis from Paris and Mr. Max Hymas from Liberty for a Salt Lake City weekend of conference and visiting relatives and friends.
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Fred J. Price
Carol
Adeline Tueller
Ralph Lewis
Paris
Max Hymas
Liberty
Salt Lake City
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Ae Yollow
Lens Hymas
LA. A. Hymas
Ram Lamb
Ram
Lamba
Hampshire Special
Ewe
Owe Lamb
Ewe Jamba
Ewes
Flock
FCA
Walter J. Robinson
Pomeroy
Ervin E. King
Farm Credit Administration of
Spokane
Farmers’ Cooperative Movement
National Farm Loan Associations
Montana
Oregon
Eunice Morgan of Liberty
Beulah Lewis
Janelin Perkins
Hazel Dawn Ream
Jeanine Hill
Mary Ida Ream
Darrell Matthews
Darrell—Matthews
Lloyd Matthews
County-Aaa
Alton Bunderson
Ernest Vauterlaus
Eugene Shepherd
Toby Michaelson
Rulon Bartschi
Verge Williams
Ferris Nate
Roscoe Kunz
LeGrande Arnell
Walter Rohner
Lee Tufts
George Quinney
Pocketbook OF Knowledge
K Meet
Walter
Albert Lee
Atamp
Coeur d'Alene
Surplus Marketing Administration
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