New Faculty Faces to Be Seen This Year at Fielding
Fielding High opens September 20 with Principal M D Low overseeing a large incoming staff. New teachers Daniel Rich History and social science Stella Rich English and dramatic art Othelia Wright Home economics and physical education T L Austin Mathematics and woodwork Irwin Jensen Music Ellwood Gleahn Commerce and physical education join the accredited school workload and high standards.
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Fielding
Fielding High School
M. D. Low
Law
Daniel C. Rich
Stella P. Rich
Othelia P. Wright
T. L. Austin
Irwin Jensen
Ellwood Gleahn
Mars likely hosts only basic life says Mount Wilson director
Dr Walter Adams of Mount Wilson Observatory says Mars would harbor only the lowest life forms such as moss and lichen under ultra arid conditions. He notes drastic daily temperature shifts from 75 at noon to 40 below zero at night and cites desert-like atmosphere studies.
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Pasadena
Calif
Boyen
Mars
Walter
Adams
Mount Wilson Observatory
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Earth
Party to Tour Bryce Canyon for Ten Days
An automobile party led by President and Mrs. Wm L Rich with daughters Edith Naoma and Lyle and President and Mrs Roy A Wel ker with daughter Maurine and Lois Olson left Wednesday morning for a ten day auto tour of Bryce Canyon and southern Utah.
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Pres
Wm. L. Rich
Edith
Naoma
Lyle
Roy A. Welker
Maurine
Lois Olson
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Salt Lake visitors stay with Pres and Mrs Low
Mrs Wiliam Gedge and Mrs Harry Cushing of Salt Lake visited this week at the home of President and Mrs M D Low. The two ladies are sisters of Mrs Low.
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Wiliam Gedge
Harry
Cushing
Salt Lake
Pres
Local government needs careful management and wise administration
The text argues that local government requires the same careful management and prudent administration as a successful home or business, stressing it is not taken for granted. It emphasizes responsible governance and the need for diligent leadership to ensure effective public service.
Emerson School Prepares for Opening Monday September 6
Emerson School opens next Monday September 6 with returning staff except for a few new faces. Wilford Price serves as principal with Amos Hulme O Nea Rich Fern Alred Phyllis Athay Zula Cole Maurita Cleveland Karma Allred and Irwin Tensen as music director.
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Emerson School
Wilford—Price
Amos B. Hulme
O'Neal Rich
Fern Alred
Phyllis ,Athay
Zula Cole
Maurita Gleveland
Karma Allred
Irwin ‘Tensen
Price
Community fair schedules state wide
OBESS Gooding dates September 23 24 25 Nampa September 1 to 4 Mountain Home September 1 2 and 3 Preston September 10 11 Weiser September 9 10 11 Goshen? Wyoming September 6 7 and 8 Kemmerer Wyoming September 4 5 6
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Gooding
Nampa
Mountain Home
Preston
Weiser
Gokeville-Wyo
Kemmerer
Wyo
Public records lapse costs Malad village thousands
The Malad village faced a taxpayer loss running into thousands after neglecting to publish financial statements as required by law. The treasurer, away on vacation, failed to cash checks for over nine months, including those drawn on a closed bank and on accounts that had closed in town. No charges of dishonesty, just carelessness. Bondsmen may not cover the shortfall due to noncompliance.
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McCammon
Idaho's 1926 assessed valuation climbs to 453 million
Boise August 27 Idaho's 1926 equalized valuation excluding personal property totals 453,758,695 up 350,000 from 1925. Increases stem from power company enlargements and Pullman property additions while other classes fall. Real property stands at 343,009,974 with railroads 85,091,430 and utilities including power 20,373,943 telephone 3,341,829 telegraph 732,468 private cars 984,051 and Pullman 225,000.
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Boise
Idaho
State Board of Equalization
H. G. Gallet
Power
Pullman Company
Elections in Bear Lake school districts set for Sept 7
Trustees will be elected Tuesday September 7 in Homer son Independent School District No 2 and Rural High School District No 1 Bear Lake County. Rural High School District 1 votes held in eight precincts. Two trustees to two year terms and two trustees to three year terms to replace outgoing officials. Nominations filed by September 1.
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Homerson, Independent
Rural High
Bear_Lake county
Rural
Independent District No. 2
Emerson School
Democratic Party Executive Committee Reorganized
Mackay Idaho September 1 The reorganized state Democratic executive committee lists members James H Hawley Boise G B Mix Moscow F A McCall Rigby Beecher Hitchcock Sandpoint Ramsey Walker Wallace Frank DeKay Blackfoot W Orr Chapman Twin Falls Charles Fariday Mountain Home George Donart Weiser BD Casterline Salmon City Standley H Rich Montpelier Chairman Dillingham calls a September 4 meeting at 2 pm in the Idanha Boise with candidates to set the campaign plan and begin electing the ticket. The chairman promises important announcements after the meeting.
Local marriage licenses issued and ceremonies performed
Marriage licenses issued at the county clerk office include Leo Manaskh of Salt Creek Wyoming and Mayme Hacklin of LaBarge Wyoming. Golden F Sorenson of Logan Utah and Freda Longhurst of Randolph Utah. William E Schrock of San Diego California with Sophia Durney of Montpeter Oklahoma Ambrose Johnston Kemmerer Wyoming and Clara Evelyn Haddenham Kemmerer Wyoming.
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J. 3. Peterson
Leo Manaskh
Salt Creek
Wyo
Mayme Hacklin
LaBarge
Golden’ F. Sorenson
Logan
Uteh
Freda
Longhurst
Randolph
Utah
William E. Schrock
San Diego
Calif
Sophia Durney
Montpeter
Oghma—Ambrose—Johnston
Kemmerer
Clara
Evelyn” Haddenham
Sage Hen Season Opens and Closes Early in Idaho Counties
Hunters in Bear Lake and nearby counties began opening Tuesday and will stay open until September 15, as the sage hen season in many Idaho counties is cut in half this year. Caribou Bannock Franklin Power Oneida counties open September 1 and close September 16, while Bingham County ends today August 31 after a state ruling.
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Bear Lake
Neigns
Billy
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Caribou
Bannock
Franklin
Power
Oneida
Sagehens
Bingham County
State Game Department
Not Too Early to Think About Voting Intel But The Quote
Dan Laker of Camp Lifton departed for Salt Lake Saturday for a few days visit. The note suggests early talk about voting and intelligence in civic planning.
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Dan Laker
Camp Lifton
Salt Lake
Chicken Season Closures Set for September 15 Areas Affected
The state game warden announces opening yesterday September 1 and closing September 15 for sage hens blue grouse ruffle grouse and pinfall grouse in Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Banimpspele Powere town area. Notices posted per sportmen clubs requests and recommendations. Jesse Dunn deputy game warden confirms.
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Franklin
Wamlen
Sportemiens
Thi, A
Jesse Dunn
State Taxes on Real Property to Be Reduced
Boise August 28 Idaho state charges against real property and public utilities for 1926 total 2 168 382 38 a reduction of 52 227 15 from 1925 2 210 609 68 announced by state auditor G Gallet and compiled after the state board of equalization meeting These charges will be allocated to counties by valuations with line items including general interest and sinking funds and several highway bond issues plus taxes for predatory animals and tuberculosis eradication Atty Jesse P Rich of Logan Utah was in Westin Paris Wednesday attending to business matters.
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Boise
Idaho
de G. Gallet
State Board of Equalization
Fire in Tighee Forest Burns 200 Acres Near Caribou
The Montpelier News reports a fire in the Tighee forest near Caribou burned about 200 acres of brush and grass. The person responsible was arrested and convicted. the flames briefly crossed the boundary but did not reach timber.
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Caribou
Tighee Forest
Montpelier News
Chance to register again open to voters
Registration books are open again in the county precincts. Mrs Emma Clayton, the local registrar, invites any eligible voter to register to participate in the full election.
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Emma Clayton
Paris Boy Weds Popular Bloomington Girl
The wedding of Violet Price of Bloomington and Lafont Passey of this city took place at the Salt Lake temple on Wednesday. After a honeymoon they will settle in Mackay where Passey works in mining, with both families well regarded in their communities. Weather noted as unusually hot with a cold night earlier in the week affecting tourists and campers.
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Violet Price
Jos.s. Price
Bloomington
Lafont Passey
George Passey
Salt Lake Temple
Mackay
Nomination to House Declined by Co. 8 Ross
Malad on August 28 in an interview C B Rosa stated that he could not accept nomination to the House. He said personal reasons prevented him from serving and did not list other candidates. The interview focused on Rosas refusal and its implications for party plans.
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Ross
Golden Wedding of Paris A Landmark in Bear Lake Valley
A Paris Pavilion event honored Mr and Mrs Orson Pendrey on their golden wedding anniversary marking Mrs Pendrey’s seventy second milestone in life. A turkey dinner for thirty relatives preceded an eight pm program with a prayer by Bishop D C Rich and a welcome by A T Pendrey.
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Paris
Orson Pondrey
Ndrey
Bear Lake Valley
Orson -Pendrey
D. C. Rich
A. T. Pendrey
W. B. Stuckt
Ross declines Democratic Congress nomination in Idaho town
Mr Ross declines Senate nomination saying he cannot abandon his mayoral duties in Pocatello with his term ending next spring. He wishes the party success and will assist the ticket, but would have to resign to campaign if nominated.
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Congress
Ross
Pocatello
Pound
Listed as dead ex soldier comes home for visit
Fred Hoffman 42 returned to Pittsburg after being listed as killed in action before the 1918 armistice. He called his sister who fainted upon learning his identity. A reunion with his mother and siblings followed, and Hoffman spoke of service with the 28th division and postwar travel to Australia and Chicago.
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Pittsburg
Fred Hoffman
Hoffman
Gassen “Whiile
Austrlia
America
Chicago
New Four Mile Road Contract Expected Soon
Highway officials said a contract for about four miles of graded surfaced highway from Soda Springs eastward will be let about October 11. The new stretch will extend gravel road beds from Pocatello to a point 43 miles east of Soda Springs.
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Soda Springs
Pocatillo
Soda
Paris Girl Goes to Mexico for Teaching Post
Mr and Mrs J W Cook drove to Provo Utah Tuesday to bid farewell to their daughter Libble who travels to Jaurez Mexico to take a job as instructor in physical education and dramatic art at the Jaurez Academy. Miss Cook graduated from Brigham Young University last spring as a popular student.
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Paris
Mexico
J.W. Cook
Provo
Uteh
Libble
Tar
Jaurez
Jaurez Academy
Cook
Brigham Young University of
Utah
Orson Pendrey and Wife Honored Eldest Residents of Paris
A community event featured speeches by President William L. Rich and Orson Pendrey with piano solos by J. R. Pendrey and vocal pieces by Mrs Lulu Bird. The Bloomington Orchestra provided music as dancing and refreshments followed. The Pendrey family, long time Bear Lake valley pioneers, includes 18 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
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Orson Pendrey
Wm. L. Rich
Lulu Bird
Madge Hoge
Pal
J. R. Pendrey
Bloomington
Luetla
Clayton- and -Pearl
Glamorganshire
Wales
Pendrey
Bermingham
England
Marris
Paris
C. ©. Rici
T. ‘A. Clayton
W. B. West
St. Anthony
A. T. Pendrey
Pars
Robt. Rosen
Jos
Paris Second Ward
Stucki Family Notes Wendell’s Mission Departure
Mr and Mrs Jos S Stucki report Wendell Stucki will depart this month for missionary service with the L D S church in the Swiss German mission field. Wendell recently graduated from Pleasant High School and has spent the past year in River-country activities.
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Jos. S. Stucki
Salt Lake
Wendell
L. PD
Plesding
Congressmen Work at Home on Fall Fence Plans
Congressmen are assembling at home to prepare the fences they will stride this fall. The reference to political fencing suggests campaign or policy barriers ahead.
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SAS
Hain
Atty
Jesse P. Rich
Westin Paris
Orson
Mr. Ross
ROR
Naest
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