Commissioners Proceedings October 25 1929 Meeting Minutes
The county board chaired by Ed C. Rich with Alfred Hart and John T. Peterson met Oct 25 1929 after adjournment of Oct 14. They approved Oct 14 minutes, added Mary Bourne to Indigent List for $10 monthly, approved a $26.89 bill to W H Michaelson for bridge plank, and reviewed road work on Paris Dingle Highway with sharing to be funded from 1930 budget. Hearings set for Nov 7 on opening Sheep Creek Pegraihn road. A petition for Haddock as temporary attorney was filed. Charles E Harris appointed Prosecuting Attorney to fill the unexpired term. Adjourned to Nov 7 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Ed. C. Ruth
Alfred A. Hart
John T. Peterson
Gerafd Humphreys
W. Smith Hoge
Mary Bourne
Wm. H. Michaelson
James
Poulsen
Paris-Dingle
Hyrum Esterholdt
Sheep Creek
Pegraihn
Geraint Humphreys
Peterson
Call for Bids on Paris Dingle Highway Gravel Contract
Sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of Board of County Commissioners up to 10 oclock a m November 7 1929 for sharing on Paris Dingle Highway from Paris City Limits eastward. 3000 to 4000 cubic yards of gravel to be hauled from Rainbow Canal under this contract. Work to begin at once and payment for some available right after first of year. Information from James S Poulsen Road Overseer Paris Idaho. By order of Board of County Commissioners. C-31. By W Smith Hoge Deputy Clerk.
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Clerk of
Board of County Commissioners
Paris-Dingle
Paris
Rainbow Canal
James 8. Poulsen
Idaho
Laketown Chronicle Reports Snow Bluster and Local Events
Kiser-Winter dropped in on Sune day night and all day Monday the 28th depositing about 2 inches of snow and bluster. Rich county roads get assured dispatch continuity but diphtheria and scarlet fever cases in juveniles are quarantined yet improving. Miss Holt from Salt Lake State Extension Service visited, Rufus S Humphreys aided Bishop Robinson with chapel repairs and school work. Laketown residents praise two weeks of good weather and crops. Local youths vacationed with families. Amos B Robinson and Miss Hyde wed in Salt Lake Temple. A jury found Sheriff Stanley Wilson justified in the shooting death of George Pappas in Rich county. Elder Alma Findlay and May B Findley spoke at the sacrament meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiser
Charles Henden
Rich
U. 8 Mail
Miss Holt
Salt Lake
State Extension Service
Rufus
Humphreys
Robinson
Laketown
Grace Irwin
Ramona Weston
Virginia Johinson
Gretta Cheney
Amos B. Robinson
Miss Hyde
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple
John Weston
Ben T. Orvin
Walter Earley
Russell K. Kirk
Benj. Weston
George Pappas
Rich County
Stanley Wilson
Randolph
Alma Findlay
May B. Findley
Stake Genealogical Board
Piano sale and rental offer from Glen Roberts Piano Co
In the Ogden area a piano owner offers a prized instrument for sale at a special price or on easy terms to a responsible buyer. The firm also offers a rental option with rent credited toward purchase. Respond with full reference in the first letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ogden
Glen Bros. Roberts Piano Co
Utah
Fame of Sargon Nationwide Rise of a Health Tonic
Advertising narrative details Sargon’s claimed rapid national adoption and vast sales. It cites California demand of over one million bottles in a year, a New York firm selling 908,184 bottles in eight months, Kansas City firms distributing 300,000 in twelve months, and large shipments to Texas and the Northwest. It portrays widespread, coast to coast impact and foreign demand from Paris Drug Co.
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California
New York
Kansas City
Kansas
Texas
Northwest
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
8&J. Paul
Sargon
Saigon
Paris Drug Co
Bloomington man serves on college show committee
Fay Thornock of Bloomington a freshman at the Utah State Agricultural College at Logan Utah has served two weeks as a member of the special display aiding planning the college annual horticultural exhibit to be held October 31 November 1 and 2 as part of the Fathers and Mothers day program November 1 Thornock is enrolled in the school of Agriculture and plans to major in experimental agriculture He is a candidate for the Friars club.
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Fay Thornock
Bloomington
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Thorbock
School of Agriculture
Friars Club
Football on Grass Delights Pocatello Crowds
For the first grass game in Pocatello history the Tigers hosted the Montana Miners on an experimental sod field. Spectators praised the improvement over dust, noting the young turf suffered little damage while practices shift to Frasier hall lawn to aid field establishment.
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Pocatello
Tigers
Montana Miners
Hutchinson Field
Frasier Hall
Locomotives Enter Service on Union Pacific Link
Five new 9000 class three cylinder locomotives began use this week on the Union Pacific line between Pocatello and Gheesaver. The engines are reportedly pulling a full freight train at about 60 miles per hour.
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Union Pacife
Pocatello
Hunting season claims nine lives in Boise report
The Bureau of Vital Statistics monthly report shows nine gunshot deaths among hunters, 653 total deaths in the month ending Oct. 15. Auto accidents caused 20 deaths, with more car-related fatalities, plus 35 cancer deaths and 14 drownings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Liberty Man Applies for Membership in Fraternity
Logan Utah Ray Wood of Liberty a senior at Utah State Agricultural College is among advanced students of the school of Agriculture applying for admission to Alpha Zeta the national honorary agricultural fraternity. Wood is majoring in animal husbandry and active in the Ag Club the Friends Club managing the Glee Club and a member of Sigma Chi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
Ray Wood
Liberty
Utah State Agricultural College
School of Agriculture
Alpha Zeta
Wood
Ag. Club
Fridrs
Glee Club
Sigma Chi
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Henry W. Nate
C. Rich
Brunswick
Atwater
Kent
Spartan
Majestic
M. G. Price
Montpelier
M. H. S. Gym
Shari
Cara Nome
Duska
Keford Furniture Company
Spaghet IL
Rogers Silverware
John Cleveland & Sons
Peole
Galion
William Haines
Jimmy Valentine
Haines
Lon Chaney
Chaney
Paris, Idaho
the Bank
Bear Lake State Bank
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