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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

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Red Cross Official Visits Bear Lake on Relief Work

Katherine Cable Steer special field representative of the American Red Cross concluded a several days visit to Bear Lake County. She investigated and surveyed relief needs and urged strict adherence to the act providing government wheat and cotton for the needy and distressed. She warned of abuse and urged conservative requests to ensure supplies reach those truly in need.

Katherine Cable Steer American Red Cross Bear Lake County Congress Steer Red Cross Act of Congress United States and Territories

Golden Wedding Observed by Bear Lake Pioneers

Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Williamson of Bear Lake valley celebrated their golden wedding on October 8 at the home of their daughter and son in law, George P. Stock of Montpelier. A dinner and mixed program followed with readings songs and dancing as friends and family joined in honoring the couple.

Nephi Williamson Bear Lake Valley George P. Stock Montpelier Vyvian Michaelson Nancy Ola Transtrum Horton Nacy H. Alfred William Williamson Boon Bunderson Edmund Monson S. O. Arnell J. G. Merrell Wiliamson Copenhagen Denmark America Plains Williamson Mountain Green Utah Bear Lake Salt Lake St. Charles C. H. Brown George Stock O. R. Wiliamson Mra iIra—Law

Coffin speaks to large crowd in Montpelier

Thomas Coffin Democratic candidate for congress spoke to a large audience at Rich Theatre Montpelier on national state and prohibition issues. He urged returning government to common sense and honesty and eliminating bootlegging without accepting saloon resumes. He plans to address Bear Lake October 31 and Paris theatre that evening.

Thomas Coffin Congresman Montpelier Sam V.tunks Coffin Ufe Bear Lake Paris

Sol Hymas of Liberty Dies of Heart Attack

Sol Hymas 40 lifelong Liberty resident died suddenly at his Liberty home from a heart attack. He is survived by his wife and nine children. Funeral services were held in the Liberty chapel with Bishop T. L. Austin presiding and burial in Liberty Cemetery. Speakers included Bishop Wm R Morgan and others with a quartet providing singing.

Sol Hymas Liberty Liberty Chapel Liberty Cemetery T. L. Austin Frank Brown W. Matthews Wm- Rv Morgan E. Hymas

Condie to Seek Idaho State Superintendent Post

John W. Condie Preston schools superintendent will be the Democratic candidate for state superintendent of public instruction replacing the late Miss Retta F Martin who died in a car crash near Pocatello last Thursday. A telegram from T A Walters to Sam V Junks ordered Condie’s name printed on ballots. Condie long served as Preston superintendent and is a former Idaho Educational Association president with a master’s from the University of Idaho.

John W. Condie Preston Retta F Martin Pocatello T. A. Walters Sam V. Junks Bear Lake Condile Condie Schoos Idaho Idaho Educational Association University of Idaho At Moscow

Mud on a Wet Track Prompts Cheery Publicist Remark

A Detroit News note highlights a publicist praising mud’s role in the current campaign as it unfolds on a rain soaked track. The light tone underscores an unusual combination of weather and promotional chatter.

Detroit News

Idaho Farmers Secure 25 Percent Seed Loan Repayment

Idaho farmers may repay only 25 percent of government seed loans with the balance due later. The 25 percent provision applies to wheat farmers regardless of location, per a letter from H. B. Clark, director of the seed loan division, in reply to Senator John Thomas.

Boise Idaho John Thomas H. 8 S. Clark Crop Production and Farmers Seed Loan Division Department of Agriculture Thomas Congress Clark

Fielding School Grounds Work To Resume October 25

A Fielding High School board committee with the Paris Lions Club and city officials voted to restart work on the Fielding school grounds Tuesday morning October 25 at eight o clock. They will seek donations of money labor or teams from local business leaders and residents, and those not reporting for assistance will be contacted by the committee.

Fielding High School Paris Lions Club Fielding School

Humphreys and Collins Tie in Randolph Utah

Miss Virola Humphreys and Emery Collins were married in Randolph Utah last Friday. Both are prominent young residents with many friends in the community who extend best wishes for happiness and prosperity in married life.

Virola Humphreys Henry Humphreys Emery Collins Randolph Utah

Liberty Party Files Pierce for State Superintendent

Liberty party completes its ticket with Mrs. J. M. Pierce of Twin Falls as candidate for state superintendent of public instruction. Filing by M. L. Alsup, party state chairman, leaves two supreme court justices and one attorney general spot still open.

J. M. Pierce Twin Falls Liberty Party Superintendent of Public Instruction M. L. Alsup Justice of the Supreme Court

Snow In Logan Canyon Blocks Summit Access

Four inches of snow covered the Logan Canyon summit Monday evening. The road remains open to travel. Ernest T. Shepherd returned home Saturday from Provo where he has been employed building a new home for Mr and Mrs Lyman H Rich.

Logan Canyon Ernest T. Shepherd Provo Utah Lyman H."rich

Farmers urged to settle 25 percent loan promptly

The notice states borrowers must meet mortgage conditions before reclaiming crop proceeds. It urges payment of 25 percent of loans at once to dispose of remaining crops. Feed loan borrowers in distress will receive similar consideration based on crop sales.

J. Henry Thain Department of Agriculture Congress

Roosevelt to Speak Over Radio From St Louis at 8 PM

Governor Roosevelt will address listeners from St Louis at 8:00 P M on October 31 over KDYL East Lake City and KEGIR Butte stations, signaling a national broadcast window.

Roosevelt St. Louis Kdyl East

Franklin County Declares Elk Hunting Closed for 1992

Franklin County will restrict elk hunting in the 1992 season. The action, declared by state game warden Amos H. Eckert on the recommendation of the Franklin County Fish and Game Protective Association, enforces all closed season laws in effect.

Franklin County van Ness Hansen Franklin County Fish and Bame Protective Association Amos H. Eckert

Defenbach vows 25 percent cut if elected Idaho governor

Republican Byron Defenbach charged the Idaho Democratic administration failed to live up to its 1980 platform and promised at least a 25 percent reduction in state costs or he would quit. He spoke at Paris and Montpelier urging abolition of several bureaus and cutting travel costs while shifting duties to elected officials and a bipartisan commission to oversee the fish and game department. He defended his loyalty to the party and pledged a moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures to aid farmers.

Idaho Byron Defenbach Paris Montpelier Defenbach County Court House Gem Theatre George F. Ashley Public Welfare Public Accounts Department of Law Enforcement

Liberty party targets Idaho candidates in new Caldwell statement

M L Alsup Caldwell Idaho Liberty party state chairman accuses the present administration of record spending in 18 months and warns voters against backing candidates from either major party. He notes bipartisan composition and calls for rejecting party members amid the alleged fiscal record.

Caldwell Liberty Party Idaho M. L. Alsup Grange

Pioneer dies in Montpelier after long Kemmerer career

Peter Gordon Sr a longtime Kemmerer businessman and public spirit dies at his daughter Elsie Colli priest’s home in Montpelier after a long life beginning in Scotland born May 16 1843. He moved through Waterfall Fossil Big Piney and Kemmerer guiding local work and stores leaving four children and many friends. Burial is in Kemmerer.

Peter Gordon Kemmerer Elsie Collipriest Montpelier Gordon Altho Mr. Gordon Scotland America Ontario Canada Waterfall O. L Fossil Big Piney Jackson Portdon Idaho Falls Priest Anna Hanack Seattle

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