Funeral Honors for Harold Rogers in Tabernacle
A community gathers at Tabernacle to honor Private Harold Rogers who fell serving in France during World War I. The service features prayers by Bishop M D Low, remarks by Roy Rich and A W Shepherd, and music by the city band and local choirs as residents pause work to pay tribute to an American hero.
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Tabernacle
Harold Rogers
France
America
American Legion
M.-D
Roy
A. W. Shepherd
Ward
Bertha
Cod
Roy A. Welker
United States
Ha‘ Sit
cBut
Europe
Australia
Mexico
Germany
St ‘Hehta
Rogers
Harold
God
Rogers Fan
Grant
Tuberculosis Tests Planned in County Cattle
Dr Shipley of the 10 8 Bureau of Animal Industry will tour the county October 31 to November 6 to test dairy cattle for tuberculosis under County Farm Bureau direction. Earlier 350 head were tested with five reactors slaughtered. The program now requires owners to sign an agreement to dispose of reactors under inspection, with compensation per state law.
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Shipley
Bureau of Animal Industry
Paris Woman Invited to Memorial Service for Unknown Soldier
Mrs Sutton of Paris receives War Department invitation to attend Memorial Day ceremonies in Washington DC for the unknown soldier buried in Arlington. She seeks the return of her brother Gilbert Smith from Randolph Utah, believed missing by the War Department, explaining her inclusion in the invitation.
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Ward Sutton
War Department
Washington
Arlington Cemetery
Sutton
America
Gilbert Smith
Randolph Utah
Garden City Items Mixed News From Town and Hospitals
Mrs Solomon Tremelling returns home from Montpelier hospital after nursing her baby son operated on for appendicitis. The boy of Mr and Mrs Tremelling with a badly hurt hand is at a hospital in Paris Idaho. Clintons oldest brother suspected of trading caps to town boys. Mrs Stella Rich undergoing four operations in Hantern hospital and recovering to return to primary grades. Teachers from Garden City attend three day Teachers Institute in Salt Lake City. Assessor A H Brooker Sheriff J Hodges and Bishop C W Popo nade a trip to county seat on business. Mr and Mrs Victor Satterthwaite and others spent a few days in Logan. Myrl Satterthwaite returns from Logan after work there.
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Solomon Tremelling
Montpelier Hospital
Victor Satterthwaite
Theo Hildt
N.j.hodges
Tris
Hodges
Logan
Myrl Satterthwaite
Card of Thanks for Harold Rogers Funeral Support
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends and the American Legion for the love sympathy and services shown during the funeral of their brother and son Harold. They remember the singing music and flowers with warm remembrance that will stay in their hearts. Mrs Elizabeth Rogers.
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American Legion
Harold
Elizabeth Rogers
District Court In Session Opens October Term
The October term opened in Mendon with cases including Andrew Stauffer versus Fred Stauffer over wages. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, noting Stauffer’s Swiss origin and 46 years old. Witnesses for both sides testified. The state versus Roberts for illegal transportation of liquor resulted in a guilty verdict, with sentence to follow.
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Mendon
Wwé
O. R. Bain
Rocatello
Reggi
Andrew Stauffer
Switzerland
Ered Stauffer
Witnesess
Martha Bartschi
W. N. _ Widliamg
Chas. Bartschi
Bishop
Mra. Rhoda Shaw
Dry Geo. F
Ashley
Elizabeth Darasy
State
Roberts
Nquor
McGrath to Address Legion Meeting Saturday Evening
Harold McGrath editor of the new Legion Digest will speak to members of the local post and veterans at Dr Moore's Browning Building at 8 PM Saturday. The invite extends to service men, citizens, businessmen, and others interested in veterans welfare.
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Basiz
Hess
Laketown Notes Local Students and Visits Highlight October
Laketown community reports October activity with new student body at High School. Elections name Duane Kearl president and Lydia Earley vice president. events include a Halloween party plan and staff travels to Salt Lake City. Local arrivals include baby girl to Mrs. Jensen and family and visitors such as Mrs. Lena Hill and Miss Norma Weston as substitute teacher.
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Eam
Ghas
Eller
Logan
Lydia Weston
John Latchpend
Ted
Jensen
Duane Kear
Lydia Earley
Grace Irwin
Humphrey Kears
J. F. Hoyt
Stanley, Wahlstrom
Madge Kearl
Delma ‘Kear
Joseph Harley
Laketown
Clara Watson
Montpelier
Elbert -Lynn
Kéetch
Opal-Pugmire-of
John Nichols
Randolph
George H. Robinson
Lena Hill
Lena Felter
Fred Pelter
Edith_Webb
Mary Kirk
Salt Lake
Russell
Roy Nebeker
Tarrview
Bird
William ,Gheen
Harris
Star’ ‘Valley
Seth- Badge
Paris
Idaho
Blanch
Congress debates rapid completion of reclamation projects
Congressman Addi ete SBhith proposes funds to accelerate irrigation works and reclamation of arid lands. The bill authorizes transferring up to 20.14 million dollars from treasury to the reclamation fund, to finish government projects within five years, with approval by the Interior Secretary and the President.
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Stingioh
Addiete Sbhith
Iddho
Fos Fon
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary For the Treasury
Secretary of the Anterior
Cortain
Inter- Tor
Harpesitinige
Treasury
United States
Purgate
Titer States
Halloween Ball Tallies Big Night in Paris Pavilion
Halloween Ball draws crowds with a 9 p.m. start at the Paris pavilion. Decorations by a Lake City artist transform the hall into Witch Land. Costumes encouraged, ghosts and goblins attend, with thrills along Cat Alley to the Witch's Den. Children's dance and games for ages 5 to 12. Admission 10 cents. Weather note: rain lingered from Sunday into Monday, but dry soil is improving.
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Paris
Ore
xWorld
Realm of Witch Land
Eden
Cat Alley
Academy Notes Spark Student Activity At Academy
Salt Lake City trip boosts scholars program with organized classes and inter class athletics. Student body officers outlined year plans as Miss Gladys Smith recovers. Home Economics exhibit progresses under Miss Williams. Commercial Department grows with expanding typing and bookkeeping classes for extra students.
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Gladys Smith
A. Rex Johnson
Paris
Academy
Migs WiTtani
Howly
Johnson
Deer Killin Grows in Bloomington Canyon Tale
Mirando Rich and his brother M Rich tracked and killed a large deer in Bloomington Canyon on Tuesday morning. The find is described as perhaps the largest deer taken in the county this year as locals followed the covered ground and closed in on the animal.
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Mirando Rich
Bloomington
M. Rich
Bote “Didtitie
Pioneer Association presents historical program and dances
Saturday event featured a Pioneer Trail display from Nauvoo to Salt Lake Valley and early dance costumes. Credits to organizers noted. Mr Wu H Michaelson reported a brush fire on his farm. loss included yarn, fay stick, and a pair of bobs. Insurance covered the toss.
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Nauvoo
Salt Lake Valley
Wu. H. Michaelson
Fay
L. D. Young
Star Valley
Transtruma
Welker
Delbert Pugmire
Thomas Pugmire
California
Clifford Williams
Noonan
Nels Harrup
William Nye Visits Paris Mother in Law's City
William Nye traveled to Paris on Sunday to visit his mother Mrs. James Nys, staying for a brief family visit.
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William Nye
Paris
James Nys
Teachers Hosted By Blackfoot for Southeast Idaho Institute
Blackfoot welcomed 800 plus teachers for the Southeast Idaho District Institute with host homes and meals arranged in a spirit of community cooperation. Sessions at the L D S Tabernacle and nearby churches featured leaders from Ohio Kansas Idaho and state education officials. The county offered tours to a sugar factory potato crops and alfalfa warehouses, and the visit was praised as highly successful. The institute will return to Blackfoot next year with Superintendent Wallace of American Falls elected president and a push to amend the Retirement Fund Law.
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Blackfoot
Weel
Southeast Idaho District Institute
L. D. Ss. Tabernacle
Meck
Toledo
Ohio
Bingham County
James Iff
Altel Zens
Notato
Tabernacle
Salt Lake Tribune
Blackfoot Comercial Club
Teachers’ Association
Wallace
American Fallg
Pie and Cake Sale At Pugmire Cach Grocery Saturday
A pie and cake sale is planned for Saturday at the Pugmire Cach Grocery. The event is given by the Stake Primary Association.
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Pugmire Cach
Stake Primary Association
St Charles Woman Dies After Childbirth Complications
Mrs. Nephi Bundersor of St Charles, 37, died at 11 45 this morning from eclampsia after childbirth. Funeral services set for Monday.
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Nephi Bundersor
St. Charles
Mrs Stono Seeks Treatment in Paris for Long illness
Mrs B W Stono wife of CW M Co manager at Driggs traveled to Paris on Monday to receive medical care from Dr Hotten hidey and stomach specialist. She has suffered ill health for years. Mrs J R Marquis injured by automobile near Rock Springs Wyoming was brought to Paris by her husband Dr Marquis for a consultation with Dr Hotten and the visiting doctor.
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B. W Stono
CW & M Co
Driggs
Paris
Hotten
Stono
J. R. Marquis
Rock Springs
Wyo
Marquis
Hoften
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Academy Notes
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