Bear Lake to Chicago With Horace L Hulme
A Paria Post travel feature recounts an 1938 rail journey from Bear Lake Valley through Wyoming Nebraska and Iowa to Chicago then to New York City. The narrator notes affordable Union Pacific meals and contrasts Western calm with Chicago’s fast pace and brisk profiteers.
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Bear Lake
Chicago
Horace L. Hulme
Paria Post
New York City
United States
Radio City
Broadway
Wall Street
Park Avenue
The
Bowery
Metropolis
Montpelier Station
Los Angeles
Green River
Wyoming
Bear Lake Valley
Mountains
Cokeville
Kemmerer
Granger
Cheyenne
Rockies
Nebraska
Colorado
North Platte
William Fp, Cody
Buffalo Bill
Omaha
Missouri River
Iowa
Mississippi River
Illinois
LaSalle St
al Capone
Brooklyn Bridge
Bicycle Safety Rules For Children And Riders
The piece highlights bicycle auto crash fatalities, urging caution as schools reopen. It lists the Safe Rider Code with twelve rules and nine mechanical checks, emphasizing signaling, single file riding, proper lighting, and safe maintenance. It ends with a letter from Wm Pendrey regarding Bear Lake County water issues and a note about Chicago’s varied features and a move to New York City.
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Safety Education Bureau
Department of Law Enforcement
Boise
National Safety Council
Chicago
Pioneer Harriett Crook Dies In Smoot at 72
Star Valley Independent reports the death of Harriett Jane Howell Crook of Smoot at noon on August 11 after a long illness. Born March 19 1860 in Philadelphia, she traveled west as a child and helped found Smoot’s Relief Society. Survived by six sons, one daughter Ella Lancaster, thirty four grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren, with funeral August 19 in Smoot ward house.
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Harriett Jane Howell Crook
Smoot
Harrett Jane Howell
Philadelphia
Howell
Salt Lake City
Paris
Idaho
Fish Haven
Ida'10
William Joshua Crook
Garden City
Utah
Crook
Cottonwood Lake
Harriett
Smoot Ward House
Hugh W. Findlay
Joseph Allen
Clarence Cook
Ed Pugmire
St. Charles, Idahol
Albert Linford
Afton
Albert Barrus
Fairview
Clarence. Gardiner
Clarence Erickson
Ernest Allred
St. És
Geo. Lancaster
Whispering Hope
Jim Gomm
Lillian Jensen
Frank Cranney
Emily Lindberg
Sarah Ella Findlay
William H
Freedom
Joshua L
Ezra T
Etna
Ernest Ray
Rulon J
Harvey O
Ella Lancaster
Out of the State
Chet Transtrum
Doris
Rose Merkley
Helen
Leo Passey
Lanark
Ida
Bud Nelson
Star Valley Independent
Voters reminded to check Bear Lake registration status
Bear Lake county residents lacking registration for the August primary have until November 6 to register for the general election. County auditor Sam V. Tunks warns that moving precincts requires a transfer and voting in a city election does not qualify for the general election. Registrars for Bear Lake precincts are listed with names including Alice Loveland, Eva Crossley, Enid Piggott, Catherine Innes, and others.
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Bear Lake County
Sam V. Tunks
Tunks
Bear Lake
Fish Haven
Alice Loveland
Charles
Eva Crossley
Bloomington
Enid Piggott
Paris
Catherine Innes
Lanark
David T. Orr
Liberty
Edgar Poulsen
Sharon
Mary Hymas
Ovid
Asa R. Jensen
Bern
Wanda Kunz
Nomaga
Marie Williams
Hight Mile
Hyrum Foster
Georgetown
Eliza Smith
Bennington
Inez Hall
East Montpelier
Melva Wilson
Mor
East Rich
West Montpelier
Josephine Driver
Wardboro
O. T. Parker
Dingle
Ed. Smedley
Pegram
Lewis Dayton
Raymond
Gilbert Lloyd
Geneva
Alma Escheler
Swainson's Hawks Move South From New York Fields
As ground squirrels enter hibernation and grasshoppers dwindle, large Swainson's hawks migrate in great flocks toward Argentina. A single hawk may digest up to 200 grasshoppers per meal, aiding pest control along roadside perches as the birds travel south for winter. Some hawks perish or are shot, reducing agricultural help.
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New York
Lucky
Argentina
South America
Next Summer Combatting Grass-Destroying Pests
Farmers plan methods to fight crop and grass pests including ground squirrels gophers mice rabbits crickets and grasshoppers next summer to protect fields.
Shiny Silver Bar Found After Years Hidden in Creek
Floyd Richardson first spotted a glittering object in Trail Creek three years ago and again this summer, uncovering a 200 pound bar of silver valued around 1300 dollars. Oliver Holmes, hotel clerk at Burgoyne in Montpelier, was in Paris Tuesday morning on county business.
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Ketchum
Floyd Richardson
Trail Creek
Oliver Holmes
Burgoyne
Monpelier
Paris
Merchant Fred Shepard Transacted Business in Salt Lake City
The report notes Fred Shepard, a merchant, conducted business in Salt Lake City over several days this week.
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Fred ‘T Shepard
Salt Lake City
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Union Pacific
Traf
Dan
Gerous
Paris Post
Ross
Genera Miller
Thepublic
Court House
Utah Power and Light Company
Alfred Budge
Borah
Wm. Pendrey
Star Valley
AlMrrar
Montpelier
Schmid Dry Cleaners
Montpelier, Idaho
Findlay Garage
Allen
Piones
W. D. Scogings
Idaho Falls
Scogings Auto Service
Willard
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