Forest receipts to 30 states exceed sixteen million dollars
The 1929 fiscal year allocations from national forest receipts total over 1.6 million dollars for 30 states. Western states receive the bulk as their forests and public lands are concentrated there. Funds are earmarked for schools and roads, while federal spending on forests supports fire protection and development.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Comptroller General of
United States
Sae
Renick W. Dunlap
Arizona
California
Wade Ocketbis
Colorado
Idaho
Accidental Shot Fatal for Utah Sportsman
William Husbands 35 of Lynndyl Utah was accidentally shot when a gun he carried discharged as he and two companions rested. He bled to death before help arrived. Survived by his widow and his parents.
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Delta
Utah
William Husbands
Lynndyl
Husbands
Dinner Honoring Coach Church At Hotel Paria
A dinner was held at the Hotel Paria in Paris to honor Coach Church of Fielding High School on Monday evening October 21. The event, hosted by football squad members and presided by Mr Green, featured toasts from Principal Low and Elmo Morgan along with players. The occasion celebrated the arrival of a new baby boy at the Church home. James Nye of Liberty was visiting Paris today.
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Hotel Paria
Coach Church
Fielding High School
Green
Church
Low
Elmo Morgan
Funeral Rites Held for Harvey Peterson
Impressive funeral services were held Wednesday for Harvey Peterson 24 at the Montpelier Fourth Ward L D S Chapel. He died Sunday at Montpelier Hospital after illness and surgery. He was the junior partner of John T. Peterson & Sons Co. of Ovid.
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Harvey Peterson
Montpelier
Montpélier Hospital
Ovid Cemetery
Jacob Sarbach
J. 8. Robison
L. P. Jensen
Elza Humphreys
Swenson
Whispering Hope
Ezra Sorenson
Grace
Lottie Grosjean
Pres
Pre
Roy A. Welker
Seymour Spencer
Clark
C. Rich
Oliver L. Peterson
O’ Sarbach
John T. Peterson
J. 8. Peterson
John T. Peterson & Sons Co
Ovid
Graveling the Paris Dingle Highway Starts This Winter
Road Overseer Poulsen says a crew will gravel the Paris Dingle road this winter to prevent drifting snow. The grade is high and should stay passable during storms, making it usable when main highways are blocked.
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Poulsen
Paris-Dingle
Sage Resident Killed In Runaway Wagon Accident
Heber Gardiner of Sage Wyoming died Thursday afternoon when a team of horses hitched to a spring wagon bolted. Onlookers halted the team after it ran through sagebrush. Gardiner was dragged a long distance. Spencer, a companion, was found unconscious nearby with multiple rib fractures and possible internal injuries. Medical examiner notes severe injuries.
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Heber Gardiner
Sage
Wyo
Gardiner
Spencer
Utah visitors and locals stop by St Charles town
St Charles hosted a string of visitors and residents planning trips and meetings. Notable guests included Mr and Mrs Ezra Hoge and their Paris family, Hyrum Jensen from Ogden with Mrs M O Jensen, and Mrs Lavina Pope of Garden City who visited Grace Pugmire.
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Ezra Hoge
Paris
Hyrum Jensen
Ogden
Utah
M. OC. Jensen
Amos Barker
Laketown
Logan
Lavina Pope
Garden Clty
Grace Pugmire
Sarah Young
Coeur d'Alene
Richard
Bannock Indians Predict Harsh Winter On Fort Hall Reserve
The American Falls Press reports Bannock Indians on Fort Hall reserve predict a very cold winter. They cite early songbird migrations heavy animal fur and the vanishing of a blue awake as signs before severe weather.
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Fort Hall Indian Reserve
American Falls
Aged Pioneer Anna Lewis Dies in Bear Lake Valley
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Lewis aged 84 died after weeks of illness in Bear Lake valley. Funeral services were held at the Second ward chapel with Bishop Edwin T. Shephard officiating. Born May 24 1845 in Woolbridge England she emigrated to America in 1865 and left behind five surviving children John Mrs Ernest Shepherd Walter Arthur Fred and Sam Frank Lewis passed away last year. She was a longtime L D S Church member known for helping neighbors and carrying a baby during long wagon-train style journeys as a pioneer.
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Bear Lake Valley
Anna Elizabeth Lewis
Second Ward
Bear Lake “Alley
Edwin ‘S T. Shépferd
Price
Earl Shepherd
H. L. Spencer
A. W. Shepherd
Veda Shepherd
O. H. Grimmett
Lewis
George Ashley
Montpelier
David Hymas
Lewis Home
A.T. Pendrey
Prof
Irwin Jensen
Ann Elizabeth King Lewis
Woolbridge
Poiestshire
England
Joseph Lewis
America
John
Ernest Shepherd
Walter
Arthur
Fred
Sam
Frank Lewis
George
L. D. S. Church
Liberty
Paris Man Is Rush Chairman At Utah State College
Rolla Rich of Paris a junior in the Utah State Agricultural College has chaired the Delta Kappa Phi fraternity rush committee for two weeks. The first annual rush party was held October 16 at Hotel Eccles. Rich, in Agriculture with animal husbandry major, also serves as secretary of the Agriculture club and is a member of the Friars club.
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Logan
Rolla Rich
Paris
Utah State Agricultural College
Delta Kappa Phi Fraternity
Hotel Eccles
Rich
School of Agriculture
Friars Club
The
Agriculture Club
Rich visit with Logan parents over weekend
Ralph Rich son of Bishop and Mrs. D. Rich, studying at the A. O. at Logan Utah, spent the weekend visiting his parents.
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Ralph Rich
Bishop
Mrs. D. ©. Rich
The
A. O
Logan
Utah
Deer Hunting in County Continues in Bear Lake
Deer hunting remains brisk since the big game season opened Sunday in Bear Lake county. Hunters report deer growing wary and seeking cover amid continued rifle fire. Many hunters added to bags in recent days, with a list of successful locals including Paris area collectors such as Lyman Collings Ezra Passey and others across Montpelier St Charles Dingle Bloomington Fish Haven Georgetown Ovid Uanark and more.
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Bear Lake County
Cache
Caribou
Paris
Lyman Collings
Ezra Passey
Oliver Passey
Henry Fuchs
John Scheldigger
Olem Humphreys
Cyri
Budge
Don Williamson
James Taylor
James Taylor and 8. M. Rich. Montpelior—H. J. Peterson
Bill Burrell
Ernest Dalrymple
George P. 8Toc
Vyvian Michaelson
Jean Grimes
ST. Charles
Clifford Nelson
James Transtrum
Gilbert Arnell
Ralph Arnell
Kenneth Arnell
Rollo Williamson
Sam Wilks
Ray Rich
Lothair Rich
John Cleveland
Landon Pugmire
Lyle Williamson
Dewey Williamson
Dingle
Jack Sparks
Kenneth Ream
J. W. Sirrine
Charles Sorenson
Henry Cook
Geneva
Bloomington
George Ward
Bryan Haddock
Donald Thornock
de Lorn Nelson
Fish Haven
Les Nelson
Georgetown
Will Dunn
Cecil Dunn
Art Crane
Edwin Lindsay
Ovid
Charles Carlson
Uanark
Archie Parker
Hallowe en Ball for Paris Wards Adverts
The Paris First and Second wards M I A announce a Hallowe en ball at the Paris Pavilion on Thursday evening October 31. Music by the Black Cats of Montpelier. The dance is expected to be one of the year's best in this area.
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Paris
Black Cats
Montpelier
Mutual Creamery Enlarges Plant in Montpelier
The Mutual Creamery company plans a 20 by 40 foot concrete addition at the rear of its Montpelier plant near the freight depot. The project, part of several improvements this year and next, will expand capacity to handle all cream from Bear Lake county and the Laketown district. Chris Olsen supervises construction with concrete work by Alfred Blaser.
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The
Mutual Creamery Company
Montpelier
Mutual Creamery
Bear Lake County
Laketown
Chris Olsen
Alfred Blaser
City Hall Sale Claim Sparks Taxicab Quip
In a terse exchange a taxi driver shouts Any part of the city for 60 cents as Silas retorts I bought the city hall last year and they didn't give it to me revealing a local dispute referenced in the Filer Record.
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Silas
Filer
Arizona Resident Enjoys Reading Paris Post
Mrs. RB E Maginnis of Tucson compliments The Post for its Paris coverage and asks where to obtain illustrated literature on old homes and real pioneers of St Charles Bloomington and Paris. requests a six month subscription.
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RB. E. Maginnis
Tucson
Arizona
Paris
St. Charles
Bloomington
Baldridge Orders Anti Freight Rate Probe in Idaho
Governor H Baldridge announced the public utilities commission has begun a broad investigation into freight rates for Idaho products to all markets served by the state.
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GEM State
Boise
Baldridge
Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
Worst storm of year hits Chicago and Great Lakes shores
The season’s harshest storm unleashed high waves and snow as Lake Michigan span from Chicago to Wisconsin and Indiana faced a cold, raw day with strong winds and drifting snow along the shore.
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Chicago
Wisconsin-Indiana
Lake Michigan
Keddington Leads Salt Lake Auditor Primary Race
Salt Lake City Alvin Keddington, incumbent city auditor, leads a crowded primary with 7,805 votes to 3,672 for the next candidate after posting bonds for his liberty trial. Six candidates contested the nomination as auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Alvin Keddinton
Liberty Andin
Keddington
Atlantic Flier Joins Category of Airmen
Urban F P Diteman Jr a pilot of the monoplane Golden Hind vanished after departing Newfoundland headed for London. The lone flyer disappeared for more than a day leaving only a note while his wirelessless craft faced the perilous North Atlantic prewinter seas.
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Afhce Urban FP
Diteman, Jr
Newfoundland
North Atlantic
Diteman
North American
London
Motion Picture Producer Dies in Lab Explosion
Shirl Y. Clawson, 47, a prominent film producer, was asphyxiated by poison gas after three explosions trapped him in the basement laboratory of his company at 1 West South Temple in Salt Lake City. His brother Chester Y. Clawnon, 45, suffered serious burns. the incident occurred at 11:16 a.m. Wednesday.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
West South Temple Street
Shirl Y. Clawson
Chester Y. Clawnon
Sheriff Kills Laketown Sheep Man in Defense
George Pappas a 41 year old Laketown sheepman resisted arrest near Garden City Utah. Sheriff Stanley Wilson and Deputy Alfred Kearl shot him when he reached for a rifle. He died en route to Montpelier. Body to Salt Lake for burial.
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George Pappas
Laketown
Rich County
Utah
Stanley Wilson
Garden City
Pappa
Pappas
Alfred Kearl
Montpelier
Montpellier
Salt Lake
Wilson
Good Range Forces Randolph roundup to Bring Cattle In
Cattle in Randolph foothills and mountains will be gathered in the coming week as local cow men start a roundup. This year unusually good feed keeps stock out longer, delaying movement to winter range. Younger growers anticipate roping events and roundup wagon as part of the rodeo.
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Randolph
Hay fire destroys Paterson stables and alfalfa
About 28 tons of alfalfa hay and stables owned by J P Paterson of Bloomington were destroyed by a fire early Monday. The blaze was seen before daylight and the cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P. Paterson
Bloomington
Tragedy After Gas Explosion at Union Pacific Building
Two men were overcome by gas while Fireman Frank II, Jr. tried to rescue elder Clawson and Carl Craig, 43, an elevator operator at the north entrance. The accident was caused by burning cellulose film gas that exploded.
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Frank Ll, Jr
Clawson
Carl Craig
Union Pacific
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Barbara Snow
Sidney Snow
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Calif
J. G. Bruce
Fraternity Rush
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Paris Post
Atlantic Flier
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Ralph Forbes
Jack Holt
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