Great Lakes Wool Convention Aims to Save Western Sheep
The National Sheep and Wool Bureau invites western sheep raisers to Chicago September 11 12 for the Great Lakes Wool Convention at the Assembly Hall Union Stock Yards. Leaders urge increased wool production amid grazing land idle in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota and a plan to redistribute breeding ewes to farmers and ranchers nationwide.
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Chicago
National Sheep and Wool Bureau
Great Lakes
King of
Cheyenne
Union Stock Yards
Stock Yards Inn
Hotel Sherman
Shepherds
Illinois Council of Defense
United States
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Congress
Bureau
W. B. Tyrrell
West
Central States
England
Cousin
Parham
Illinois Council
of—Defense
G.bissell
Wisconsin Advancement Association
Milwaukee
William P. Hartman
Michigan Agricultural Development
Hartman
Mr. Bissell
FOR SALE AND LOCAL NOTES FROM PARIS IDAHO
A faded 1920s style page lists household items for sale at Mrs Heber Price home including a sectional bookcase and furniture. Also Ford roadster sale offered by Dr Moore and Leo Bach in Paris Idaho. Mentions visits by Mrs Ezra Price Mrs Francis Bowen and local residents from Logan and Brigham City with travel to Richfield and California and military service notes.
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Heber Price
Paris
Arntzen
Dr. Moore
Leo Bach
Idaho
Francis Bowen
Brigham City
Taylor Coming to Paris In Two Night Engagement
E Forrest Taylor, famed actor, visits Paris for two performances September 19 and 20 at the Opera. The first show For The Map She Loved features a startling drama, while the second evening presents The Spendthrift. In local business, the board of exemptions has updated claims for John Wells and Asa Hillier with Wells certified to the district board and Hillier allowed to file new affidavits. Bear Lake county completes its quota as Otis Vincent Nantz is transferred and certified to another point.
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Opera
E .Forrest Taylor
Paris
Tayler
Hail Nut
John Wells
Asa Hillier
Mr. Wells
Boar
Young Hillier
Otis Vincent Nantz
Mr. Nantz
Bear Lake County
Star Valley trade route prompts waking up in city
Lake Commissioners and businessmen arriving in our city realize that Star Valley business matters. A proposed road between the valley and Bear Lake could divert trade from Cokeville. Montpelier is closer and may become the logical outlet unless Star Valley improves conditions. Local residents urge effort from Montpelier.
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Star Valley
Ieast
Lake
Cokeville
Bear Lake
Montpelier
Life Insurance Buyer Warned About True Insurance
A Bern Idaho reader explains that policies promising benefits beyond true insurance require full payment for those extras. He notes that cash surrender loans and extended insurance risks loss of premiums on death. A Guarantee Fund Life policy offers pure life protection, as shown by James G. Crane's death after taking an $8,000 policy in 1615.
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James G. Crane
Seth Kunz
Bern
Ida
Widstoe and Bowen Couples Visit Editor Sunday Evening
Dr. Widstoe of the University of Utah and his wife while Attorney A E Bowen and his wife of Logan spent a few days on the lake shore last week and called at the editor household for a short visit Sunday evening Mrs Bowen known as Miss Emma Lucy Gates in musical circles likely to return to New York soon to fill an engagement there
Soldiers Save Money at Camp Arcadia Bank Program
Soldiers at Camp Arcadia near Los Angeles set up bank accounts to save money for life after the war. YMCA secretaries George O Runyon and Tom Clay say the project encourages financial responsibility and may expand to all camps in the western department.
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TwoArmy YM
CIA
George O. Runyon
Tom Clay
Camp Arcadia
Los Angeles
Sam
Runyou
National War Work Converl
Western Department
West
Impotent Life and the Call for Centered Obligation
A philosophical reflection describes life as impotent when it lacks a center and a point of obligation, warning that without Mok of enslavement the loose life drifts aimlessly. It argues in favor of a guiding purpose to anchor existence and meaning.
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Lfe
Worry Worse Than Rum Says Bishop Woodcock
Bishop Charles E. Woodcock of Kentucky tells a Cathedral of St John the Divine audience that worry destroys more than rum or vice. He calls worry a sin and a personal weakness and urges believers to rise above earthly concerns like a bird flying above windblown dust.
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New York
Charles E. Woodcock
Kentucky
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
The Truth of the Matten and Fools Who Boss
A reflective aside argues some men claim authority over others but are foolish. society avoids bluntly saying so, showing polite restraint amid power dynamics.
Complete Fall and Winter Millinery Line At The Gage Hat
Mrs. J. W. Whingates invites the Montpelier Idaho public to view a full fall and winter millinery line at Burgoyne Block. Pearl barley offered at 2.50 per hundred to replace wheat for feed, with oats also for sale by H. C. Smedley of Paris Idaho.
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Gage Hat
J. W. Whingates
Burgoyne Block
Montpelier
Idaho
H. C. Smedley
Paris
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Progressive Shepherds
National Sheep-&-Wool Bureau-by-Means_of
Jamen Davin
Ezra R. Price
Motter
California
Dr. Hayward
Logan
Fish Haven
Harold Cederland
J. A. Cederlund
Vivian
Little Russell Cederlund
Irene Budge
Will R. Holmes
Dr. Arntzen
Richfield
Utah
C.O. Moore
Fort Riley
Kansas
Par
E. Forrest
Taylor
Childera’s. Sweaters
RED Cross
Ways
F. T. Shephred & Sons
Shepherd Hardware
IdaLo
Shepherd Clothing Store
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