Academy Sees Renovations and New Programs Spark Student Interest
The faculty board of education and alumni association led by Earl Shepherd and Tra Hayward have promoted an active campaign of instruction and entertainment across Garden City and nearby towns. Renovations include a new Domestic Science heater and electric kitchen plates, with a visiting violinist added to bolster music instruction two days weekly.
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Earl Shepherd
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Poultry Specialist Visits Bear Lake County
University of Idaho expert Moore spent a week in the county presenting lectures on poultry management housing feeding and culling. He noted Bear Lake County has ideal conditions for poultry enterprises and urged greater and better flocks to improve profits.
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Bear Lake County
Marriage License Issued To Alma B Neilson And Mary Ke Tippets
A marriage license was issued at the county clerk's office to Alma B. Neilson of Afton Wyoming and Mary Ke Tippets of Georgetown. They will wed in parfonning the ceremony and plan to live in Georgetown where Mr. Neilson will teach school this winter.
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Local notes bustling with fairs and travel in St Charles and Laketown
St Charles reports Mrs Leo Mattson recovering from appendicitis after a swift visit by Dr Moore. Community Fair prep grows with a brass band and a ball game. Mill and freight activity to Evanston continues daily. Laketown highlights Bishop Robinson in Salt Lake City and the US P M Mrs Mary Lynn. Teachers Clara and Fairy Adams arrive with delays affecting class, while Elders Lamborn and Weston share sermons. Weather shifts from clear skies to a rain and thunder event on the 9th. Local travel includes sheep to Denver and wagon trips to Brigham City. Elders quorum notes and Priesthood talks frame the season.
Emerson School Opens With Large Registration
The Emerson school opened with a large registration as teachers attended and the health officer reported a contagious disease threat, marking a most auspicious start.
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Emerson School
Death of Infant Russell Dunford in this City
Monday morning saw the death of Russell Dunford aged about one year the son of Mr and Mrs Teller Dunford from bowel stoppage after several days illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon in the Second Ward chapel with remarks by Bishop M D Low Pres Roy A Welker Edward H Sutton and James L Dunford. A ladies chorus sang My Bud in Heaven and benediction was by Robert Shepherd. The bereaved parents mourn a beautiful child whose loss is a heavy blow yet they trust that God doeth all things well.
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Russell Dunford
Teller Dunford
Anda
Ward Chapel
M. D. Low
Pres. Roy
A. Welker
Edward H. Sutton
James L. Dunford
Robert Shepherd
Huckvale Stockber Wedding in Salt Lake City
Myrtle I. Huckvale, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Huckvale, wed Rev Mortimer M Stockber, Presbyterian minister of Montwaller, in Salt Lake City last Tuesday afternoon, ceremony led by President H V Reherd of Westminster College.
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Myrtle I. Huckvale
Fred Huckvale
Mortimer M. Stock Ber
Montwaller
Salt Lake City
H. V. Reherd
Westminister College
Idaho County Commissioners Proceedings 1921 Budget Fixing
The September 12 1921 Idaho County Commissioners meeting records tax levy discussions for 1921 and adjournment to September 22 1921. They consider medical aid for the poor and authorize purchase of a Dalton Adding Machine Company Super Model 100 102 with $150 credit for the old device.
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Idaho
R. Morgan
Hart
R. A. Sullivan
D. C. Kunz
Arthur Budge
James Dunn
R. J. Sutton
Silas L. Wright
Dalton Adding Machine Company
WM. R. Morgan
Clork
House Parties Honor Miss O at Stucki Home
Bishop and Mrs E 8 Stucki hosted a Friday evening house party in honor of Miss O with guests including Mr and Mrs W W Richards Clarence Rich Bryson Cool Fenton Allred Rex Sutton and others. Pres and Mrs Wm Le Rich and many friends attended as games and refreshments were shared.
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Stucki
Nm Hanor
W. W. Richards
Clarence Rich
Bryson Cool
Nowell Kalsey
Fenton Allred
Rex Sutton
Wm. le . Rich
Lyman
Rich
Crandall Dunn
E.W Stuck
Emily R. Richards
Clara Stuck
Bertha Cook
Libbie Cook
Lauis Rich
Local Births and Community Notes in Liberty
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hymas on September 6. The child and mother are doing well. Joseph Dorricott and B. P. Hymas brothers visited Riverdale and returned with two loads of fruit. Young ladies hosted an ice cream dance Friday night. Farmers report grain harvests with some frost damage. Miss Irig Morgan returned from a three week visit to Provo Utah with her aunt Mrs. Annie Linford.
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Lyman Hymas
Tueesday
Joseph Dorricott
B. P. Hymas
Riverdale
Miss Irig Morgan
Provo
Utah
Annie Linford
Gasoline Prices Fall About Thirty Percent Nationwide
A survey shows national average gasoline prices drop to about 203 cents per gallon from 28.9 cents on January 1 1921. Sugarman's indicator notes a roughly 30 percent decrease benefiting consumers across principal cities.
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Sugarman
Special meeting of Fielding Academy alumni in Paris
A special meeting under Fielding Academy auspices by the Fielding Alumni is set for Sunday at 8 p.m. in the stake tabernacle. All wards in Paris and nearby will attend. The program features talks, screens, readings, violin and piano solos, and vocal performances by named participants.
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Fielding Academy
Fielding
Stake Tabernacle
Paris
Pande
W. E. Morgan
Eleven Years Ago Today in Paris
The Academy opened for registration with over a hundred students and expects about 300 by term end. John H. Grimmett was named by county commissioners to fill the Probate Judge term. A farewell dance was held at the Second Ward meeting house with remarks by Bishop Poulsen and music by Laura Richards. David Shepherd returned from Salt Lake City after studying music since June.
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Richfield
Gustave Schuster
Salt_Lake City
Henry Schradick
Ovide Music
New York
O. Levick
Paris Conservatory
Paris
Salt Lake College of Music
Academy
John H. Grimmett
Kunz
Dider
Orson- Grimmett
Second Ward
Hitler J. Russell Shepherd
Dante
Swine
Elas
Rawin
Shepherd
Mills Camp
Poulsen
Laura Richards
Jamess. Poulson
David Shepherd
Salt Lake City
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Sale Should Not Be Made
Probate Court in Bear Lake Idaho requires heirs to appear on September 22 1921 at 11 a m in Paris to show cause why administrator Ezra S Studd may sell all real estate of the deceased Adam and Laura Seegmiller. Publication authorized in Bear Lake County Idaho. seal. Judge W Smith Hoge. Aug 24 1921.
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Adam Seegmiller
Laura Seegmiller
Batd Coyt
Paris
Bear Lake
Thale
Idaho
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