Deer Hunters to Wear Bright Red Caps for Safety
The opening of deer season in Bearlake county runs from Sunday, October 20, to October 30, with limits of one deer per hunter. Hunters are urged to wear bright red caps to avoid being mistaken for deer, and to attach deer tags with date and signature to the carcass. Regulations vary by county and require reporting killed deer to the local game warden.
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Bearlake
Cache
Caribou
Franklin County
Bannock
Idaho
Utah
Washington County
Gem
Clark
Jefferson
Fremont
Madison
Teton
Bear Lake
Franklin
Oneida
Power
Empty Whiskey Bottle Aged 1679 In Tennessee Cornerstone Found
Renovation of the Robertson County courthouse at Springfield reveals relics from the past. An empty whiskey bottle from Wiley Woodward’s distillery bears the inscription J 8 Brown deposited September 26 1679. Other finds include newspapers minutes lists of fraternal members a Ku Klux Klan history a bank statement and Confederate currency both a $100 bill and two $20 bills.
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Robertson County
Sprinfield
Tennessee
Wiley Woodwird
Brown
Lsts
Ku Klux Klan
Resident Suffers Stroke At Home In Magna Visit
John T Pausey 70 suffered a paralytic stroke of the left side this morning. He was unable to speak at first but has regained speech and can turn his head. Mrs Newel Dalrymple of Magna Utah is visiting this week with relatives and friends.
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John ‘'T. Pausey
Newel Dalrymple
Magna
Utah
Grand jury foreman named for federal court session
J Athay of Pocatello was chosen as foreman of the grand jury during the United States District Court session in Pocatello. The panel includes S J Athay Paris Geo A Barette Blackfoot John Blatter Idaho Falls W T Campbell Winsper Charles N Corbidge Aberdeen Edw Cox St Anthony J J Durtschi Driggs Calvin Foss Preston Wm H Francis Pocatello William Oars Squirrel John Hoopes Dubois Burgess W Howard Chester R F Kersten St Anthony Frank Moon St Anthony J M Peterson Rexburg R H Specas Woodville Ira J Taylor Rigby Henry A Undehjem Idaho Falls.
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J. Athay
Pocatello
Federal Court
Pocatello Tribune
United States District Court
S. J. Athay
Paris
Geo. A. Barette
Blackfoot
John Blatter
Idaho Falls
W. T.campbell
Winsper
Charles N. Corbidge
Aberdeen
Edw. Cox
St. Anthony
J. J. Durtschi
Driggs
Calvin Foss
Preston
Wm. H. Francis
William Oars
Squirrel
John Hoopes
Dubois
Burgess W. Howard
Chester
R. F. Kersten
Frank Moon
J. M. Peterson
Rexburg
R. H. Specas
Woodville
Ira J. Taylor
Rigby
Henry A. Undehjem
Four Year Term State Office Case Heard by Supreme Court
The Idaho Supreme Court heard arguments on the four year term amendment contest. Attorneys for challengers argued the word limited misled voters while supporters claimed the ballot clearly referred to the term length change for state officials. The case questions legality of passage and applicability to current officials amid a close voter impact.
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Jess Hawley
Boise
M. J. Sweeley
Frank L. Stephan
Twin Falls
Fred Babcock
Leon M. Fisk
Fred E. Lukens
Fisk
Local Creamery Man Promoted To Bear Lake Cheese Plants Manager
John Jaussi, longtime Mutual Creamery Co. employee and former local plant manager, is reassigned as manager of the cheese plants in Bear Lake valley including Paris Geneva Laketown and Randolph Utah. The promotion took effect Oct 16 after an inspection by president Frank Fisher and general manager E J Cashen. Jaussi, a skilled cheese maker, has advanced from the bottom and earned premiums in exhibits. The Bear Lake plant processes 760 pounds of cheese daily from about 7,800 pounds of milk, with $5,000 paid to farmers monthly. The other three plants average 4,000 pounds of milk daily, totaling roughly 19,800 pounds of milk daily converted to cheese in Bear Lake valley.
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John Jaussi
Mutual Creamery Co
Bear Lake Valley
Paris
Geneva
Laketown
Randolph
Utah
Frank Fisher
E. J. Cashen
Jaussi
Stake Wins Trophy At M I A Convention In Montpelier
The Bear Lake Stake earned the top pennant from the Montpelier stake for the largest attendance at the M I A convention held last Friday through Sunday. The trophy will be displayed prominently in the tabernacle with this year’s slogan.
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Montpelier
Bear ‘Lake
Tabernacle
Mrs. Lindsay Leaves Bloomington for Chicago to Join Husband
Mrs. Rulon B. Lindsay of Bloomington travels to Chicago to join her husband who is attending a medical college there.
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Rulon B. Lindsay
Bloomington
Chicago
Athletics Win World Series in Dramatic Ninth Inning Rally
The Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 to 2 in the fifth game to win the World Series four games to one. Max Bishop started the decisive rally with Mule Haas driving in the tying run and Miller delivering the go ahead blow after Foxx was walked. President and Mrs. Hoover attended, and Connie Mack extended his World Series record as Athletics fans celebrated a dramatic comeback.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Atheltics
Connie Mack
John McGraw
Miller Huggins
Forces
Athentics
Cubs
Bing Miller
Cub
Foxx
Hoover
Athletics
A's
Simmons
Malone
Ehmke
Mack
Walberg
Two Coaches Arrive as Local Football Coach Moves In
A new football coach reached town Tuesday and plans night training at home with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Church. Though out of training, he will resume practice after a short rest and aim to join the squad. The family reports mother and son doing well and the father wearing a pleased, steady smile.
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Rudolph Church
Bloomington Resident Delbert Nelson Circulates in Town
Delbert Nelson, a lively Bloomington resident, was in town Wednesday circulating among his friends and acquaintances.
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Delbert Nelson
Bloomington
Officials Inspect Bear Lake Highway Surfacing Plans
State engineers P B Wilson and P C Oxey visited Paris to review resurfacing the Bear Lake highway and the trunk line from the Ovid Montpelier railroad crossing toward Bloomington. They noted gravel sourcing from Montpelier may limit extension beyond Paris and cited drainage problems and boggy holes as reasons resurfacing is necessary to prevent recurrence.
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P B. Wilson
P. C Oxey
Boise
Paris
Bear Lake
Ovid
Montpelier
Bloomington
Post
Highway Department
Four Buildings Under Construction by Grimmett Inc
Grimmett, a city contractor, has four buildings underway. A $35,000 red faced brick school in McCammon with gym and auditorium is near completion, slated for November 10. In Alton a $10,000 two story frame and concrete school with auditorium and two large classrooms should finish by December 1. A $6,000 North Nounan church, nearly complete, sits on the same block as Rock schoolhouse. The fourth is a reinforced concrete garage and vault annex to the county building, now up to the first floor.
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Grimmett
McCammon
Fielding High
Alton
North Nounan
Rock Schoolhouse
Emerson School Board Warns Off-Limits Playground Vandalism
Emerson school board warns boys beyond public school age to stay off the playground or face authority. vandals have exploited school access, damaging new equipment installed at Emerson this fall.
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Emerson School Board
Emerson
Retired O. & L. Ry. Engineer Visits Paris Branch
Joseph Bagley, longtime O. & L. Ry. engineer who served on the Paris branch train, recently retired and was in Paris from Montpelier yesterday to attend to business matters.
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Joseph Bagley
Paris
Montpelier
Burglary at Locks Hide Sparks Grudge Suspicions
Unnamed thief broke into Sam Locks hide during the night, stealing between fifty and one hundred pelts and a wool lined overcoat. Locks has faced similar losses in recent years, with authorities pursuing the case and aiming to bring the guilty to justice. An entrance was gained by breaking a lock at the warehouse.
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Sam Lock
Locks
Marriage License Issued for Bowles and Graham
A marriage license was issued at the County Clerk office in the latter part of last week to Emmet Doyles Bowles of Nampa and Miss Jeannie Vivi Graham of Smoot Wyoming. Deputy Clerk W Smith Hoge officiated the ceremony.
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Emmet Doyles Bowles
Nampa
Jeannie Vivi Graham
Smoot
Wyoming
W. Smith Hoge
Fielding High Triumphs Over Thatcher 13 to 0
Fielding High School defeated Thatcher High 13 to 0 before a large crowd at the Fairgrounds on Thursday afternoon. The game featured mid season pace with 20 and 30 yard runs and strong defense. Star players Bird Budge and Stock starred for Fielding while Thatcher’s quarterback stood out on the field. Coach Church praises the team’s coaching and notes minor line weaknesses to fix for potential division football success.
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Thatcher High
Fairgrounds
Bird
Budge
Stock
Thatcher
Church
Thomas
Green
36 000 Pound Cow Breaks British Milk Record
Findlay Clara 2nd, an eight year old British Holstein cow from Stonehaven Scotland owned by George Findlay, achieves a new British annual milk production record with 36 110 pounds in 1924 25, surpassing 34 780 pounds by Dunnibnald Daphne. The cow also repeats two 1300 lb butter yields and 131 1 lb daily milk average. The Findlay family roots trace to Walter Findlay's parents emigrants from Scotland.
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Findlay
Clara
George Findlay
Stonehaven
Scotland
Daphne
E. Furness
Hamels
Buntingford
England
Walter Findlay
Paris
County
Donie Bush Quits Pirates After Three Seasons
The Pittsburgh National League club dismissed Donie Bush as manager after three seasons in which the team remained consistently in the money division. Jewel Ens, veteran coach and former infielder, was named acting manager and assumed command immediately.
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Nunle Bush
Pittsburgh
Jewel Ens
Local Am Legion to Stage Mammoth Celebration Here
The American Legion post plans a large observance on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day in tribute to the war end. Activities include a morning salute, memorial ceremony, Tabernacle Square events, afternoon sports and a film, football game, dance, boxing exhibition, and evening entertainment with boxing and dancing. Committees led by A W Shepherd Prof Irwin Jensen organize football, dance, boxing, advertising, and sports sections with legion volunteers assisting.
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Paris
American Legion
Tabernacle Square
Stake Tabernacle
Montpelier
Star Valley
A. W. Shepherd
Irwin Jensen
Clem Humphreys
E. J. Hoge
Jos. Collings
Wri Stoker
O 4 Pearce
Legion
John A. Wallis
Owen Shepherd
William Stoker
Jos Collings
Fifth District Teachers Meet in Pocatello
Teachers from Fielding High and Emerson schools attended the annual fifth district convention in Pocatello last Friday and Saturday. Distinguished speakers included Dr Arnold Bennett Hall president of the University of Oregon Dean John R. Dyer from the Southern Branch of the University of Idaho and Geo N Child superintendent of Salt Lake City schools.
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Fielding High School
Emerson School
Pocatello
Arnold Bennett Hall
University of Oregon
John R. Dyer
Southern
University of Idaho
Geo. N Child
Salt Lake City
New City Intake Improves Paris Water Quality
Paris residents using city water for years gain cleaner water via a reinforced concrete intake with two large compartments and multiple screens. While one is cleaned, the other keeps water flowing to prevent stagnation, improving health and reliability for taxpayers. FOR SALE two registered Shorthorn cows one yearling bull and several grade cows L L Cook Garden City Utah 6 16 1f
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Paris
Paris Canyon
L. L. Cook
Garden City
Utah
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