Fielding to Clash With Downey Here Friday
Downey football team visits Paris Friday October 28 to face Paris High School in a 2:30 p.m. kickoff. Downey brings two veterans and strong line play after beating Paris 14 to 0 last year. Paris, with two wins in five games, aims to reverse the road results with Lloyd Passey back from illness and a cast including Fiel starters Pugmire, Hess, Wilkes, Jaussi, Lauritzen, Bird and others guiding the offense.
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Downey
Paris
Paris Spartans
Bulldogs
Lloyd Fassey
Fiel
Willis Hemmeretts
Preston Brimhall
Harold Jaussi
Arried Pugmire
Don Lewis
Passey
Mark Pugmire
Owen Rich
Neal Hess
Gayland Wilkes
Averiel Pugmire
Billy Lauritzen
Ronald Bird
Deer harvest climbs in Cache Nation forest near Paris
Forester Jay B. Hann reports rough deer counts in the Cache Nation forest from the Idaho Utah line to North Canyon on the Bear Lake slope, with about 75 killed so far and expectations to reach near 100 by season end as hunters see deer daily.
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Paris
Cache Nation Forest
Idaho-Utah State Line
North Canyon
Bear Lake
Jay B. Hann
Forest Ranger's Father Visiting in Paris
J. B. Hann and Mrs Hann are visiting Jay B. Hann Jr a forest ranger in Paris. The Orland California family plans to stay several weeks and notes the Bear Lake valley impressively fertile with current favorable weather.
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Paris
J. B. Hann
Bear Lake Stake Relief Society Convention Schedule
The Bear Lake Stake Relief Society will hold its annual convention Saturday evening November 5 and Sunday November 6 at the stake tabernacle in conjunction with the quarterly stake conference. The first meeting begins Saturday at 6 30 p m. An interesting program is planned and all ward officers class leaders and members are urged to attend.
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Stake Relief Society
Bear Lake Stake Relief Seciets
Stake Tabernacle
Progressives' ballot names despite late filing fees
W A Verhei of Sagle and E A Cox of Lewiston will appear on the November 8 ballot for U S Senator and attorney general though neither paid the required filing fees by September 30. The state cites an old supreme court opinion allowing nominees to appear unless they formally decline, with fines as the only recourse. Other Progressive candidates paid their fees.
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Bolse
W. A. Verhei
Sagle
E. A. Cox
Lewiston
Progressive Party
U. S
Supreme Court
James F. Airshie
Ruth Lyke
R. B. Wilson
Emmett
William Goold
Wendell
Eliza Buckland
Thornton
Liquor Funds Distributed to County and Local Jurisdictions
Bear Lake county received $1,213.17 for the current expense fund and Montpelier city $730.24 from a $2,496.34 state warrant for the third quarter ending Sept 30 1938. Pris find and other towns receive smaller shares, with total distributions since the law’s start totaling Bear Lake $9,142.05 Montpelier $5,373.27 Paris $1,920.74 Bloomington $924.26 Georgetown $923.78.
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Sam VY
Bear Lake County
State Liquor Control Commission
Tunks
Montpelier City
Pris
Tes Town Village
Paris City
Bloomington
Georgetown
Democratic Rally Saturday at Novelty Theatre
County Chairman Sam V. Tunks announces a Democratic rally and free picture show at the Novelty Theatre Saturday night at 7:30. Speakers include Myrtle Fa. Eaking for state treasurer, J. W. Taylor for attorney general, and George H. Curtis for secretary of state, with all county Democratic candidates present.
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Novelty Theatre
Sam V. Tunks
Myrtle FA. Eaking
J. W. Taylor
George H. Curtis
Landslide Fear Prompts Village Boy Exchange
In a small Siss village the threat of a landslide drives a couple to send their 9 year old son to an uncle. Three days later they receive a telegram claiming the boy is returning and asking to be sent the landslide instead.
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Siss
Talk o Town Deer Hunt Tales and Collected Quips
A noisy collection of barbs and remarks from a deer hunting outing. Participants like Russ A Sam Jim Dunn Dr Meek and others comment on meat quality supply demand and near misses with light humor and local color.
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Bill Scogings
Russ A
Sam
Darwin H
G. O. Gray
Jim Dunn
Dr. Meek
Nighthawks
J. R. Pugmire
Frank A
Boyd Hansen
Arthur P
Arthur HL
Olie
Bloomington Lakes
Bottolfsen To Speak at Two Rallies Tonight
A. Bottolfsen Republican gubernatorial candidate spoke at a noonday luncheon at the Hotel Paris and will headline a 7:30 p m rally with a free picture show at the Novelty theatre and a 9 o clock event at the Rich theatre. Mrs June Daniels led the luncheon with Mrs Claire Budge assisting. Bottolfsen known as Bott by Idaho friends, built his Arco Advertiser into a leading Idaho weekly and served in six Idaho House sessions including as Speaker.
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A. Bottolfsen
Paris
Novelty Theatre
Rich Theatre
June Daniels
Bott
Iddaho
Central
Idaho
Arco Advertiser
House
Agriculture
Appropriations Committee
Public Buildings Improvement Committee
December 3 Deadline Set For Range Conservation Payments
The 1938 agricultural conservation program requires range operators to finish qualifying range-building practices by December 3 to receive payments. George E. Farrell, western region director, announced the decision noting appropriated funds cannot cover payments for practices completed after this date. The program aims to reward ranchers who conserve the range as a long term enterprise through productive range work.
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AAA
George E. Farrell
Western Region
Congress
Wage law's limited impact in Intermountain region
Deseret News notes the 1938 fair labor standards act goes into effect with little effect on Utah and Idaho industry. Sen. Albert D. Thomas says 25 cents per hour minimum is rare in the region and seasonal beet processing remains governed by special provisions, posing no immediate problems.
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Deseret News
Utah
Idaho
Intermountain
Bert D. Thomas
Senate
House
Intermountian
Thomas
Idaho Blocks Bird Dealers in State Game Crackdown
Boise game warden W R McIntyre says Idaho stopped commercial shipments of Chinese pheasants. The move added 24 deputies at check stations and shifted permits to wardens. He notes few slaughterings for commerce and cites a Twin Falls case with two men arrested for 73 pheasants. Non resident licenses earned $16 150 in fees.
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Boise
W. R. McIntyre
Twin Fally
McIntyre
Idaho
State Game Department
Many Duck Hunters Fined Last Saturday in Wyoming
About 20 to 30 duck hunters in Afton Wyoming were summoned to court by a federal game warden for violations of the federal migratory bird law. Most paid a $10 fine. a few faced federal charges and would travel to Cheyenne for proceedings. Some disputed the charges but chose to pay to avoid higher costs in federal court.
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Afton
Wyo
Cheyenne
Sven O'Clock
Warning Ad Solicits Prepaid Subscriptions
An exchange warns readers that frequent ailments signal illness and possible death, urging payment of subscriptions in advance to secure an obituary notice. The dialogue follows with a comic exchange about a landlady saving the chicken tender, while a punchline about the gravy lands with Rastua and Sambo-What part was it.
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Rastus
Ah Sha
Rastua
Idaho Launches National Spud Advertising Plan
Governor B W Clark proclaims a statewide push for Idaho Russet potatoes urging growers shippers and citizens to support a national ad campaign. Opening messages will run Oct 21 in 80 metro newspapers reaching 4 5 million readers with radio broadcasts and in-store displays to boost demand and prices.
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Idaho
Middle West
Far East
South
Ford Sees Prosperity Ahead In 1989 Outlook
Detroit Henry Ford speaks on improving business conditions and predicts a prosperous 1989 with no major European war. He cites better public sentiment, renewed work, and rising demand. He says Ford Motor Co will boost production to meet higher demand.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Europe
Ford Motor Company
Arnold Jonley of Montpelier Dies in Tuesday Night Incident
Arnold Jonley 72 died Tuesday night due to complications and senility. Discovered in his Montpelier home, he lived alone. Survived by sisters Marthe Olsen of Long Beach and Mrs Charles Wyler of Paris, and brothers Robert Jonley of Montpelier and Ernest Jonley of Montana. Funeral held Thursday at Williams Mortuary chapel with Bishop J A Barbach presiding.
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Arnold Jonley
Marthe Olsen
Long Beach
California
Charles Wyler
Paris
Robert Jonley
Mont- Pelier
Ernest Jonley
Montana
Williams Mortuary
J. AJ. Barbach
Icharge
Mountaineer Stories Continue With Curious Tale
A town tale recounts a man tying his wife to a bed post while he enjoyed a night out. The cat woman questions her own behavior after the wife escapes, noting she behaved herself.
Where to Register List of voters and notes
Fish Haven and many other towns list residents required to register. Names include Mrs. Alice Loveland Eva Crossley Enid Piggott Catherine Innes and more. The notice reminds those who did not vote or register at the last election or who moved precincts to register.
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Fish Haven
Alice Loveland
St. Charles
Eva Crossley
Bloomington
Enid Piggott
Paris
Catherine Innes
Lanark
David T. Orr
Sharon
Mary A. Hymas
Liberty
Loretta Poulsen
Ovid
Venice Jensen
Bern
Wanda Kunz
Noman
Marie Williams
Eight Mile
Hyrum Foster
Georgeton
Eliza Smith
Bennington
Inez Hall
East Montpelier
Melvin Wilson
West Montpelier
Josephine _ Driver
Wardboro
O. T. Parker
Dingle
Ed. Smedley Pegram
Lewis Dayton
Alton
Madelaide Kilsyd
Raymond
Alma Eschler
Geneva
Rosetta Teuscher
Idaho distributes record school funds to 44 counties
The Lewiston and Aber Idaho counties receive a combined 1,103,959 from the state school equalization fund, the largest single distribution since 1933. The total for 1938-39 will exceed prior years as delinquent mine tax collections unlock funds, aiding districts with warrant indebtedness and reducing interest costs. Canyon County leads with 34,844. Caribou and Clark receive 7 each.
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W. Gongs
Public Instruction
Canyon County
Condie
Caribou
Clark
Salt Lake visitors to lead M J A meet sessions
Salt Lake City delegates M Elmer Christensen T Frank Williams and Cleen Waspe Erma Roland arrive to counsel stake Y M M I A and Y W M I A leaders. Sessions Sunday include general addresses, youth conference activities and a candle ceremony with public attendance urged.
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Salt Lake City
Young Men's
Young Women's Mutual Improvement Associations
M. Elmer Christensen
T. Frank Williams
Cleen Waspe
Erma Roland
Stake
Arnel
Keetch
Robinson
Relief Society
Forest Range Fence Completed
The Cache National Forest crews under Ranger Jay B. Hann finished two sections of drift fence in St. Charles. The zone fence holds cattle to lower ranges until higher grazing areas are ready, with workers from Bloomington led by foreman Casper E. Hill.
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St. Charles Canyon
Cache Nation Forest
Jay B. Hann
Igher Ranges
Bloomington
Casper E. Hill
Absentee Voting Opens for Varma Election
Bear Lake county voters are reminded that absentee voting starts Monday. Absentee ballots are available until November 7 for those unable to vote at the regular polling place for the general election on November 8. Apply at auditor Sam Tunks's office or receive by mail. registration continues until November 5.
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Bear Lake County
Sam + Tunks
Court House
Buscos Welcome Baby Girl In Montpelier
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Busco of Montpelier rejoice at the birth of a seven pound baby girl last Thursday at Montpelier hospital. Both mother and child are reported doing nicely. The father owns Busco Fruit and Vegetable Trucking Co and expresses great happiness.
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Sylvester Busco
Montpelier
Montpelier Hospital
Busco Fruit & Vegetable Trucking Co. 1
Card of Thanks for infant loss from Palmer Tueller
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and aid during the sickness and death of our infant. Mr and Mrs Palmer Tueller express gratitude for support shown.
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Palmer Tueller
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Steers
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Ogden _ Lambs
Boyd Baxter
County Avent
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Claire Budge
Bird ‘Dealers
Washington
Texas
Florida
Maine
Commission
FORD
Mountaineer
Adams
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Blaine
Bonner
Bonneville
Boundary
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Camas
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Custer
Elmore
Franklin
Fremont
Gem
Gooding
Jefferson
Jerome
Kootenai
Latah
Lemhi
Twin Falls
Valley
Pocatello
Christman Jewelry Store
A. L. Chilton
Salt Lake
M. J. A. Meet
Varma
Buscos
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