Mal A. A. Grants Splendid Pro Grams in Summer
The M I A of Bear Lake Stake held successful summer programs with wards exchanging each Sunday. Large crowds attended, with some meetings overflowing. Last Sunday Laketown delivered a strong tabernacle program in Paris, while Paris sent programs to Lanark and Sharon. Next Sunday Garden City will perform at Paris Tabernacle at 8 am.
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Bear Lake
Laketown
Tabernacle
Paris
Lanark
Sharon
Garden City
the Tabernacle
Rates Granted on Railroad for Conference
Excursion rate of one and a half fare to Salt Lake City for general conference and auxili ary conventions October 1 to 8 1926. Round trip tickets sold at origin with sale possibly starting September 29. Tickets valid from Idaho Utah Western Wyoming Western Colorado Nevada California Arizona New Mexico. Do not buy one way tickets unless returning at regular fare.
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Salt Lake City
Ocer
Utah
Salt Lake
Pres
Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Idaho Politics Getting Warm
Democratic candidates for state offices and the state central committee met to plan a vigorous campaign. State headquarters will open in the Overland building with Dillingham coordinating. Republicans and Progressives also convened with existing headquarters in Boise and an early meeting set for Thursday.
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Boise
Overland
Dillingham
C. K. Macey
Robert Noble
Yates
Ray McKaig
Welker Family Returns From Bryce Canyon Auto Tour
Pres. and Mrs. Roy A. Welker with daughter Maurine and Miss Lois Olsen returned last Friday from a pleasant auto tour of Bryce Canyon Utah and Cedar Breaks.
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Roy A. Welker
Maurine
Lois Olsen
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Cedar Breaks
City Council to Meet for Bi Monthly Session
The city council will hold its regular bi monthly meeting Monday night September 20 at city hall to address pending business and approve bills.
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City-Council-Wil
City Hall
Paris L D 8 Seminary Opens Monday September 20
Paris L D 8 Seminary prepared to start another year with renovated facilities and new course outlines. Three courses offered with half unit credits: Old Testament History, New Testament History and Doctrine. Principal Welker leads a large anticipated class and invites visitors to attend. Schedule runs 8:30 to 11:50 with periods on Church History Doctrine, Old Testament History, and New Testament History Sec 1.
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Paris L. D
Sudents
Idaho
Welker
Use of Chewing Tobacco on Decline
Washington reports a shift in tobacco use as chewing tobacco declines while five cent cigars surge. July production of sub eight cent cigars exceeded recent years, with output reaching 281,555,152 units. Experts note stronger growth in two for 15 cent deals fading and expect continued expansion of lighter cigars sustaining barley leaf demand.
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Department of Agricultural Experts
World Series Opens October 2 in Pittsburg
Baseball commissioner K M Lands and league reps announced the world series will start October 2 in the American league pennant winner’s city of Pittsburg. The second game will be in the AL city and games three through five in the NL pennant winner’s city. if needed, games six and seven return to the AL city.
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Pittsburg
K. M. Landis
Idaho Fairs and Rodeos September Schedule List
Idaho fairs and rodeos are listed with city and date ranges across Wendell Burley Malad Jerome Cambridge Rupert Montpelier Blackfoot King Hill Harvest Festival Grandview Gooding Caldwell Power County American Falls Lewis Nez Perce with a Corn Palace Dairy Show in Boise on October 12 and 13.
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Idaho
Cassia County
Burley
Jerome
Cambridge
Rupert
Bear Lake County
Montpelier
Blackfoot
King Hill
Grandview
Gooding
Caldwell
Power County
American
Falls
Lewis County
Nez Perce
Boise
Boise to Ship 200 Cars Daily of Fresh Produce
Harry Sabin, chief field inspector, says Idaho will ship 200 cars of fruits and vegetables daily next week at all shipping points. Overlapping crop seasons cause heavy shipments of early and late potatoes prunes apples and onions as inspectors are fully mobilized.
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Boise
Idaho
Harry Sabin
The
Idaho Students to Tour World on FloatinG University Cruise
Patricia Wilson daughter of gubernatorial candidate Asher B Wilson and Harvard Barret son of W D Barret left Co A coa legiate course with a group from many states for a round the world cruise embark ing in New York September 18. They were joined by Mrs Wilson and accompanied by faculty and students from the floating university.
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Patricia Wilson
Asher B. Wilson
Harvard Barret
W. D. Barrett
Tain
New York
Floating University
Veny
Wilson
Memorial pillar of fire and cloud to honor WWI dead
Kansas City to unveil a 217 foot stone shaft with a steam and electric light cone forming a day smoke pillar and night fire effect atop the Liberty Memorial. The site south of Union Station was dedicated November 1, 1921 with officials including Coolidge Pershing and international generals. The $2,000,000 memorial was funded by public subscription.
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Kansas City
Union Station
Coolidge
John J. Pershing
Baron Jacques
Belgium
Diaz
Italy
Marshal Poch
France
Beatty
England
Idaho Farmed Area Gains in 1926 Census Report
Boise Idaho shows total land of 43 million acres with 8.18 million farm lands and 4.08 million improved lands per a 1926 census. Dean H C Dale of University of Idaho reports at Idaho economic conference on agriculture noting Idaho's farm land share rose from 1925. Widespread irrigation expansion raises costs as irrigation districts extend.
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Boise
Idaho
Dean H. C. Dale
University of Idaho, Achool of Business Administration
Idaho_ economic conference on agriculture
Déan Dale
Fielding High School Set to Open on Monday Morning
Registration day is scheduled for Monday September 20 as Fielding High School reopens with a strengthened faculty and active Student Body. Districtwide interest grows for classroom space and boarding rooms while renovations give the building a refreshed appearance. The new staff includes Daniel C. Rich and Stella P. Rich among others guiding history social science English drama home economics and more.
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Bach
Aestirady
Chinese Pheasant Shatters Windshield in Near Town Crash
Ralph Farber, famed as a safe driver, faced an unforeseen accident when a Chinese pheasant leapt onto the road near New Plymouth. The bird shattered the windshield, injuring Farber who then drove to town for treatment after receiving multiple stitches. His wife and mother were present but uninjured.
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Payette Enterprise
Ralph Farber
Farber
Record Shipment of Cattle into Omaha
Omaha reports a yearly cattle arrival peak at the stockyards with 21 000 head on hand despite a 19 000 head USDA estimate. Western grassers dominate the run though finished cattle are plentiful. Range-country shipments begin and receipts are expected to stay high for weeks.
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Omaha
Omaha Livestock Exchange
United States Department of Agriculture
Wilson Runs for Governor in Idaho Nominating Vote
Asher B. Wilson of Twin Falls was nominated for governor by the state Democratic Committee after William M. Morgan of Boise withdrew his name from the ticket at the state convention in McCall.
Grace hires three Paris and Ovid teachers for Grace
Miss Mona Athay and Miss Fannie Wallentine of Paris and Miss Marin da Sorenson of Ovid left Sunday to teach at Grace. Sorenson begins her fourth year while Athay and Wallentine start their second year at Grace.
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GRACE
Mona Athay
Fannie Wallentine
Paris
Marinda.Sorenson
Ovid
Miss Sorenson
Misses Athay
Wallentine
Idaho onion crop exceeds last year's total
Idaho reports 1800 acres planted with onions expected to yield about 900000 bushels for this year, up from 637000 bushels on 1400 acres last year. Julius H. Jacobson, federal crop statistician for Idaho, released the September 1 forecast.
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Idaho
Boise
Julius H. Jacobson
Idaho Medical Board Plans October Meeting and Licensure Rules
Boise, Sept 11. Idaho Medical Board announces meeting October 5 and 6 with members F A Pittinger J L Stewart Lee W Chilton F M Cole Charles Hanmer and W H King. New reciprocal rules will license doctors from any state who meet Idaho standards and appear in person for medical jurisprudence exam. Nurses examining committee meets October 13 and 14 with Dr Charles L Gritman Sister Mary Honorine and Mrs Catherine White on the panel.
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Boise
State Medical Examining Board
F. A. Jeter
F. A. Pittinger
J. L. Stewart
Lee W. Chilton
F. M. Cole
Caldwell
Charles Hanmer
Salmon
W._H.King
Montpelier
Idaho
Charles L. Gritman
Moscow
Mary Honorine
Catherine White
Lewiston
Hidden liquor found in gopher hole raid near Bennngton
Sheriff Asa Athay and Federal officer French raided A G Richardson’s near Bennngton and seized a complete still outfit 50 gallons of mash and 55 gallons of moonshine. Richardson arraigned in Montpelier probate court with $1000 bond to answer possession charges.
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Asa 'Athay
Bear Lake County
French
Pocatello
A. G. Richardson
Bennngton
Richardson
Montpelier
Richardson Place
Official shoots self before undertaker arrives
Adams County surveyor Bert McCall killed himself at his Council home after sending a letter with a funeral expense check to an undertaker. He used a shotgun, triggering his own death. the undertaker arrived five minutes later. Survived by two grown sons. Grocery stores quit selling gasoline due to customers being unable to pay for fuel.
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New —Meadows
Bert McCall
Adams County
Council
McCall
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Edgar C. Raine
W Ward Opera
Irrera
Fielding High School
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Stella P. Rich
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Othelia P. Wright
Tt. T. Austin
Mwood
Irwin Jensen
Ellwood Gledhn
Idaho Medical Board
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