Residents and visitors keep active in Paris and surrounding towns
The column lists numerous social visits and health updates across Paris Montpelier Logan Ogden and surrounding areas. It notes illnesses recoveries hospital stays and travel between Utah Idaho and Nevada including Ada Budge Louisa Smedley Cassie Innes Lucille Rozzell and others.
Missing item sparks search across Power & Light
Broomhead says the item was made Haddock claims to have seen it Sam cannot locate it The clue points to Uath Power & Light Company for location or contact in the search effort.
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Broomhead
Haddock
Sam
Uath Power & Light Company
Howard Low Piano Recital September 19
Howard Low will present a piano recital Friday September 19 at 815 PM in the Paris Second Ward chapel. He will perform French Serenade and Wedding Day at Troldhaugen by Grieg along with Berceuse Waltz Opus 34 No 1 and Polonaise Opus 58 3 by Chopin. Liszt Etude de Concert in D Major and Rachmaninoff Concerto No 2 in C minor first movement complete the program with Miss Ruby Bolton as second pianist.
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Howard Low
Troldhaugen
Grieg “Berceuse
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Liszt
Rachmaninoff
Ruby Bolton
Local Social Notes From The Week
Mr and Mrs Glen Grimmett moved to Salt Lake Wednesday of last week returning Thursday. Kay Rich and Keith Chase camped in the mountains from Sunday to Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Russell Athay and family were Sunday dinner guests at the Dan Rich home in honor of Mrs Athay birth anniversary. Mrs Frank Hirsch of Montpelier visits her parents Mr and Mrs Fred J Price and Ruth. Mr and Mrs Ralph Roghaar and daughter went to Salt Lake to visit relatives. Fred Price and Mrs Frank Bolton visited in Idaho Falls from Thursday to Saturday. Fred Price and Dan Price were Sunday visitors in Logan while Dan Price is quite ill.
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O. H Grimmett
Ann
Jeff Sunday
Vernon Rich
Boise
Willard Hanson
Ralph Lewis
Salt Lake
Fred McKinley
Mr Collings
Mra Rollo Nye
Clarence Rich
Eliza Shepherd
Lyman Rich
Pocatello
Paris
Lewis Shepherd
Malad
Vilate Derricott
Logan
Glen Grimmett
Russell Athay
Dan Rich
Mrs Athay
Frank Hirsch
Montpelier
Fred J .Price
Ruth
Ralph Roghaar
Idaho Falls
Fred Price
Frank Bolton
Dan Price
Idaho Turkey Crop Shrinks Markedly From Last Year
Idaho turkey growers raise 191000 birds this year, a fifth lower than last year’s 239000 and below the five year 1939–1943 average. Most turkeys will be marketed in November and December with few available after January 1. County agent Kunz reports Bear Lake county crop around 4000, about 25 percent above last year. Big Springs in Fremont County is noted as the largest freshwater spring in western America. A final US Treasury payment leaves all 12 state land banks owned by farmers and ranchers.
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Willard E Kunz
Bear Lake County
Fremont County
America
US Treasury
St Paul
Lanark Neighbor News Highlights Local Visits and Birthday
Mrs Lee Toomer and her Montpelier family visited relatives Thursday evening. John Roberts hosted a birthday party for Verdene Games Friday afternoon with guests including Karen Passey and many Eborn Passey Parker families. Vernon Parker fell from a wagon and broke his arm. the Relief Society quilted at Ethel Beck’s home.
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Lee Toomer
Montpelier
John Roberts
Verdene
Karen Passey
LeRoy Hoge
Betty Jo Passey
Ardell Passey
Gayle Eborn
Ellis
Bart
Brenda Eborn
DeAnn Roberts
Connie Roberts
Nona
Dennis Parker
Farrell Parker
Marie Roberta
Vernon
David Parker
The
Relief Society
Ethel Beck
Idaho Gem State Noted For Gems And Industry
The report notes Idaho features agates amethysts rubies garnets opals sapphires and diamonds. It highlights Pocatello hosting the second largest cheese plant and Idaho's status as a leading silver producer since 1933 while mentioning social visits in Ogden and Montpelier.
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Idaho
United States
Pocatello, Idaho
Baking tips for spacing doughs in pans
Practical kitchen guidance instructs leaving two thirds of an inch between yeast buns baking powder biscuits and cinnamon rolls in pans to allow space for expansion during rising and baking.
Idaho Receives 184 351 in Federal Aid for Game Birds
Vernon Rich, federal aid manager for Idaho Fish and Game, announced Idaho’s Pittman Robertson funds for the year starting July 1, 1947 will total 184 351 dollars. The rise follows a federal 9 million dollar appropriation tied to firearm and shell taxes. Idaho plans include bird reserves, winter range for deer and elk, and research on sheep, goats, antelope, and fur bearers with transplanting to boost numbers.
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Vernon Rich
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Pittman-Robertson
Rich
Fund For
Destructive Germ Describes Cholera Virus Hazard
A fragmentary notice warns that one drop of hog cholera virus, even at a minuscule fraction of a part, can kill a pig unless it is protected by anti hog cholera serum. The language emphasizes the virus as a dangerous atom-like threat to swine health.
Do Right in This Space Inspires Job Win
A job applicant ignored a directive on a salary space and wrote Do Right in This Space. She secured employment at a large establishment as the last page was filled. The anecdote reflects a humorous tone about rules and ambition.
Stamp Record Price and Idaho Mineral Output
The Britannica cites a one cent British Guiana stamp from the Hind collection selling for over 45000. Auction years cited as 1933 and 1974 in a low mood period. Idaho’s average mineral output around 50 million annually with main metals silver lead gold copper and zinc. About 80 percent of Idaho ore comes from the Coeur d Alene region.
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Arthur Hind
Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho Apples Shipped Nationwide From Major Production Region
Idaho apples supply markets nationwide with Chicago Denver Oklahoma City Omaha and St Louis cited as key destinations. Annual production averages about 2 500 000 bushels. Idaho also hosts the world s largest phosphate deposits estimated at over 5 billion metric tons along the eastern Idaho phosphate rock beds constituting more than 75 percent of US reserves.
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