Primary Races Studied For Election Trend
Political leaders watched eight states as nearly complete returns showed heavy voting and strong performances by known figures. Georgia's Democratic race focused on Governor Richard B. Russell Jr. versus Representative Chase R Crisp for the Senate, with several named candidates winning in other states.
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Cieorgia Democrats
Georgia
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Chase R. Crisp
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Porter Dale
Vermont
Elison D. Smith
South Carolina
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Karl C. Schuyler
Denver
Nate C.warren
Colorado
Alva B. Adams
John T. Barnett
Bear Lake County The Post weekly reader notice
The Post invites Bear Lake County citizens to stay informed by reading the weekly publication. The note highlights its weekly edition and subscription price of $2.00 per year. It positions the newspaper as the best way to know what is happening locally.
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Bear Lake County
Post
Franklin Canyon cave discovery by local youths
Aaron Chatterton reports that several boys in Franklin uncovered a cave in Franklin canyon. A small entrance opens into a chamber that widens and descends deep into the mountain, with a shaft that drops straight down beyond reach of the explorers.
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Logan, Ut
Aaron Chatterton
Franklin
Logan
Franklin Canyon
Logan Canyon cabin rule changes aim to hide structures from road
Cache National Forest plans new policies to preserve natural beauty by placing future cabins away from roads and obscuring currently visible ones with tree plantings. An older notice suggests further guidance amid local discussions.
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Cache National Forest
Logan Canyon
Olche American
Ninety Year Old Man Threatens Self After Mother's Death
In Jersey City on September 11 John Meyer 90 threatened suicide after discovering his mother Dora Meyer dead of a heart attack at age 117. Deputy Police Chief Daniel Casey had him admitted to the psychopathic ward for observation.
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Jersey City
N. J
John Meyer
Dora Meyer
Daniel Casey
Jersey City Medical Center
Hart heads Fielding school board in new term
E. S. Hart was elected chairman and Seth Budger re-elected clerk and treasurer for Fielding High school board at the trustees meeting Monday evening. Emerson school trustees named Q. H. Grimmett chairman A. T. Pendrey clerk and S. J. Athay treasurer, both reappointed.
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E. S. Hart
Seth Budger
Fielding High School
Emerson School
Q. H. Grimmett
A. T. Pendrey
S. J. Athay
Limit Time on Teacher's Pact in Idaho Ruling
Idaho Attorney General Fred J. Babcock rules that contracts drawn before the annual school election are void and districts cannot obligate funds beyond one year. Superintendent Myrtle R. Davis says about 75 percent of local contracts are affected as boards breach limits on revenues.
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Boise
Idaho
Fred J. Babcock
Myrtle R. Davis
Pound of Education
Board of Trustees
Bear Lake County Faces Tax Reduction Under Idlewatt Plan
In 1931 Bear Lake county would pay $54,966.59 in state charges but the Idlewatt tax cuts it to $49,823.94, a decrease of $5,142.65. The change reflects a shift in state charges impacting county finances.
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Bear Lake County
Impatient Maiden at Rich Theatre September 18 19
A vivid note announces Impatient Maiden at Rich Theatre on September 18 and 19. The play stars Lew Ayres and Mae Clarke with a strong supporting cast including John Halliday Anse Merkel Andy Devine Helen Jerome Eddy Ethel Griffies and Bert Roach. Director James Whale is highlighted as a gauge of production quality. A weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Weldon Nye and Mr and Mrs Tom Colings is noted.
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Lmit
Rich
Donald Henderson Clarke
Lew Ayres
Mae Clarke
Waterloo Bridge
John Halliday
Anse Merkel
Andy Devine
Helen Jerome Eddy
Ethel Griffies
Bert Roach
James Whale
Mrs Sleight and Viola Return from Blackfoot and Moreland
Mrs. Mary Sleight and her daughter Viola came back early in the week from trips to Blackfoot and Moreland.
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Mary Sleight
Viola
Blackfoot
Moreland
Idaho Gas Tax Reduction Sought At Legislature
The Idaho State Automobile Association plans to ask the next Legislature to cut one cent from the gas tax to save motorists about 500 000 dollars annually. Secretary R G Cole cites analysis of western taxes and urges directing funds to highway construction while opposing diverting gas tax revenue to other uses.
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Idaho
Idaho State Automobile Association
R. G. Cole
A. A. A. Motoring_organization
Tuk Ds
Cole
Thes Associa‘ation
American Automobile Association
Department of Public Works
Randolph to Have Talking Picture Show
A new Western Sound System is being installed in the Opera House this week. The first show will be on Monday night and Tuesday and Wednesday with performances starting at 4 and 6 oclock. Nephi Williamson, a prominent resident of Fish Haven, was a county seat visitor this morning.
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Fair-Isys
Reaper
Nephi Williamson
Fish Haven
Remington Rand Plans Major Purchases Amid Economic Hope
James H. Ranser, chairman of Remington Rand, announces a plan to spend 4.5 million dollars on business assets and 4.6 million on raw materials for the year. He says the move will affect over 80 production fields and reflects low material prices in the firm's 50 year history. He adds the action signals American business readiness to help turn the tide.
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James HL Ran Ser
Remington Rand, Inc
Sapenant
Rand
Roy D. Chapin
Justices of Peace and Constables Pay Filing Fee
Attorney General ruling requires Justices of the Peace and Constables to pay a $2.00 filing fee to have their names printed on the regular ballot for the November election. The fee is set under Section 41 Chapter 18 Laws of 1991 and applies to certificates of nomination and related expenses. A meeting of the Camp Elizabeth chapter of the Daughters of Pioneers is set for Sept 22 at 2:30 pm at Mrs Roy A Welker home with Mrs Louise Grimmett assisting.
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Babcock
Camp Elizabeth
The
Daughters of Pioneers
Roy A. Welker
Louise Grimmett
Doctors consider family fee plan in Omaha council
Iomaria Sept 12 A plan would let families earning 2700 or less receive all medical care for an early charge of 8 percent of income. The proposal, before the Douglas County Medical association, would have all doctors hospitals and nurses offer services under the hearth policies. Policies would be cancellable only on deficit or fraud grounds. Family size would not affect the fee.
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Iomaria
Omaha
Douglas County Medical Association
Women's Department Enlarged at Fair
The women’s work under the direction of Mrs. Mildred Schoper of Montpelier is advancing rapidly. Entries in canning and Weedle work must be made the day before the fair, September 71st. Miss Marion Hepworth and Miss Helen Pixton will judge. A booster committee of women is named to promote the work in communities.
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Mildred Schoper
Montpelier
Marion Hepworth
Helen Pixton
Schoper
Agnes McCammon
Georgetowners
Ray Densley
Sharon
Roy Jones
Nouan
Tim Matthews
Ovid
Liberty
Mitchell Ream
Soingle
J. Parker
Wardboro
Hulme
Bennngton
Mira
Ward
Bloomington
Louise ‘Reeth
St.Charles
Frank Findlay
Fish Haven
Wall Pope
Garten
W. Smith
Hoge
Paris
Gene Hall
Geneva
Geneva Hart
Raymond
Bear Lake County Fair Big Prizes Drawings Announced
County Fair officials announce nightly prize drawings at 9 30 during the fair September 22 23 and 24, with prizes including a bicycle floor lamp a General Electric radio and a three piece Mohair living room suite. Coupons must appear within five minutes on grounds.
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General Electric
Montpelier
Bear Lake County
State highway urges cooperation on new oil road
The state highway department asks farmers and wagoners in the county to cooperate in using the new oiled road from Paris to St Charles. Several miles are near completion and at risk of surface damage from narrow wheels and overloaded wagons. A large roller will aid packing, but until packed the surface should not be cut or marred. The road belongs to the people of the county and cooperation is urged.
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State Highway Department
Paris
St. Charles
Emerson School Opens With 207 Students on Roll
Emerson School started the new year with 207 students on the first day and more expected. Principal E. W. Stucki reports grades by number with an overall rise from last year and lists staff including Woodruff Stucks, Amos Hulme, Anton Tueller and others across grades.
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Emerson School
E. W. Stucki
Emerson
Woodruff Stucks
Amos Hulme
Anton Tueller
Lucia Clayton
Zula Cole
Pearl Hoge
Marta Athay
Anona Bird
Irwin Jensen
Sfrice
Price
Rich
Enrollment Boost Anticipated At Fielding Rural High
Fielding Rural High enters its first week of the 1932.33 term with favorable prospects for a strong year. Principal Price expects enrollment to rise as students on last year’s promotion list sign up. Music enrollment has doubled in some classes under Irwin Jensen. The faculty includes new members Wilford Price as principal and others such as Dan C. Rich H Hunscher Edith Funk and Claire Lenkerser.
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Fielding Rural High School
Price
Irwin Jensen
Principal Price
Wilford Price
Dan C. Rich
H. Hunscher
Weldon Grandy
Vernon Budge
Marg Ht
Edith Funk
Claire Lenkerser
Laketown Ward Conference Highlights Faith and Fellowship
The Laketown ward held its annual conference on the 11th with a large Sunday School turnout the most in two thirds of a century. Stake president Roy A. Welker and Elder Orson Grimmett addressed the gathering as did local leaders. The report praised attendance, financial outlook, and urged love and good will. Local flowers and a strong ward choir impressed, while surveyors began mapping Big Spring waters for land rights.
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Laketown
Laketown Ward
Thriéut
Sesson
Stake
Roy A. Welker
Orson Grimmett
Paris
Brethers
Allso
General Assembly
George H. Robinson
Grimmett
Welker
Ward
Charles Hendes
Joseph Irwin
Utah
Morgan
Lucerne
Isaac T. Price
Omaha
Iowa
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