Death On The March Are We Civilized editor asks puzzling questions
The Houston i Times Post reviews 1937 health board figures showing 496 murders and 462 highway deaths in Mississippi. White on white and black on black killings highlight racial patterns, with state education and stricter law enforcement urged to reduce homicides and motor vehicle fatalities.
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Houston i Times- Post
State Board of Health
Mississippi
Lafayette
Lafayette County
Yalobusha
Walthall
West voices ire at Pope defeat and policy impacts
The piece argues Senator James P Pope lost reelection due to administration policies, notably reciprocal trade treaties that shift western raw materials for eastern manufacturing. It warns western states will protest via ballots as labor shifts abroad, citing Idaho as a example and urging state-first concerns.
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James P Pope
Idaho
United States
Congress
Pope
West
Mineral Survey
Social Security by L D 8 Church Aims Aid and Independence
The L D 8 church Heyburn ward purchases a 40 acre farm and a sawmill to aid needy members through earned work. The program spans exchanges of grapefruit potatoes beans flour coal with other regions, keeping recipients off direct relief and preserving independence.
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D. S. Church
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Arizona
Canada
Utah
Mormon Church
Nationally Advertised Brands Week at Your Community Drug Store
A tribute to pharmacists and the global sourcing of medicines notes that drugs come from many countries and that licensed pharmacists collaborate with physicians. The piece highlights September 1 to 10 as Nationally Advertised Brands week and invites readers to visit their local drug store.
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Asree
Outing, dances, and school notes mark Bloomington week
A large group of Gospel Messages and Sunday School youth enjoyed a skating party at Lakota Resort followed by a bonfire picnic. Community members from Soda Springs and nearby towns engaged in harvest work while local educators and families reconnected with school.
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Lakota
Gospel Messages
St Charles Young Golf Tournament on a Novel ten hole course
Last week in St Charles a four day golf tournament was held on a ten hole boards course. Teams of four competed in quarter rounds with Elmont Michaelson, Bricé Wilhelmen, Loyd Bowman and Blair Schofield winning with a score of 50. A close second was Billie Pugmire, Carl Anderson, Darwin Arnell and DeWayne Arnell with 60. Doubles competition followed with Elmont M and Blair taking first.
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Loyd B
Bruce W
Carl A
Elgie
Elena M
June P
Darwin A
Billie Pugmire
Dewayne A
Averill Pugmire
Elmont Michaelson
Brain
Elna M
du Wayne
Billie P
Merrill T
Rex H
Thomas P
Elgie P
Lavere W
St. Charles
Bricé Wilhelmen
Loyd Bowman
Blair Schofield
Carl Anderson
Darwin Arnell
DeWayne Arnell
Rék Arnell
Rose B. Anderson
Mark Pugmire
Howell Pugmire
Rex A
Rose B
Elsworth H
Lois P
Elmont M
Blair
Bern Items From Lanark and Logan Social Notes
John H. Parker of Lanark visited Abel C. Kunz home last Monday. Mrs. Rudolph Brinz Jr visited her Logan mother last Thursday. Mrs. Annie Demicott ill for some time. Delmar Kunz and wife motored to Logan on business last Tuesday. Visitors included Mrs. Charles Hawks Absaroka Montana and Mrs. David Hudson Seattle with Mrs. Hattie Tingey Centerville Utah. Delmar Kunz had tonsils removed at Bear Lake hospital last Friday. Orlando Kunz family motor to Logan Saturday returning Monday. Salt Lake visitors Mr and Mrs. Wm. R. Johnson at Parker and Schmid homes over the weekend. The Johnsons and Edwin Parker of Salt Lake returned Monday. Truman Minnig Neuman and Robert Schmid Bern visited Henry Parker Monday.
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Lanark
Abel C. Kunz
Rudolph Brinz, Jr
Logan
Delmar Kunz
Charles Hawks
Absaroka
Montana
David Hudson
Seattle
Wash
Abel C Kunz
Kunz
Hattie Tingey
Centerville
Utah
Tingey
Charles Tingey
Gray's Lake
Bear Lake Hospital
Orlando Kunz
Wm. R. Johnson
Salt Lake
Henry Parker
Robert Schmdt
Bern
Johnsons
Edwin Parker
Parker
Salt. Lake
Truman Minnig
Neuman
Robert Schmid
M. H
Merrill Mattson
Kathryn
George Knutti
Teddy
John Kunz, Jr
Merrill's
Pocatello
Anthon Kunz
Paris
Sadie Biles
Community Gathering Highlights Kunz Family Visits
Afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs Reed Kunz at Mr and Mrs Hyrum Poulson's home. Ruth Kunz from Logan visited sister Mrs R G Kunz. The Kunz clan met at Bern home with many relatives from Midvale Salt Lake Draper Montpelier Ovid Williamsburg and Bern.
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Hyrum Poulson
Wm. J Kunz
Bern
A. W Bateman
Midvale
Utah
Legrand Black
Salt Lake
Roy Beck
Draper
Montana
Wren Egan
Louis Eschler
Louis Kunz
Jos. Kunz
Willard Kunz
H D Thomas
Montpelier
Alf Jensen
Ovid
Les Kunz
Williamsburg
Myrtle Steckler
Laketowner to Teach in Logan Utah
Milton Weston, a native of Late town Utah now living in Logan Utah, is named as teacher in physical education and agriculture at Smithfield Junior High School. He replaces Sam Gordon who left for Fillmore Utah to coach at Millard County High School. Weston is USAC graduate 1933 with a Smith Hughes major and a minor in physical education.
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Latetown
Utah
Logan
Smithfield
Supt. J . Kirkbride
Cache County
Mr. Weston
USAC
Smith-Hughes
Sam Gordon
Fillmore
Millard County
Labor Day Visits and Local News in Fish Haven
Fish Haven and nearby towns report Labor Day guests including Sidney Stock family Eldon Stock and Carter of Logan Utah. Relief Society hosted a joint convention with Garden City and Laketown. 125 attending for lunch. Local visits cover Ogden Park City and Logan trips. school trustees election noted. Dean Smith underwent tonsil surgery. recovery progressing.
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