Community Fair at Bear Lake County Delights Townspeople
The St Charles community fair last Saturday amid ideal weather showcased exhibits in a new amusement hall. Fruits vegetables and sugar beets drew crowds while a baby contest and a concert entertained attendees. Local women traded crafts and stories as the town celebrated cooperative effort and pride. Winners included various Pugmire, Michaelson, and Williamson children.
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St Charles
Bear Lake
Bear Lake County
South Eden
St. Charles
Moore
Paris
Don
Niel Wilhelmson
Mark
Matthew Pugmire
Gora-Thorne Bird
Laketown
Centralto
Enid-Rosengreen
The
Salt Lake
Heber
Carlyle
Michaelson
Alvin—Peterson
Nephi Vinson
Ernest Allred
Geo. P. Stock
Ss Thomas
Pugmire
Robert ‘Hemmertz
Prominent Democrats Plan Series of Paris and Idaho Campaigns
The report notes Democratic candidates Whitaker of Pocatel lo and Lewis Williams of Boise will speak in Paris on September 26 and then tour Rockland and every county in the second district before the November election. They will be joined by Lester S. Harrison Kellogg attorney general candidate Elmer C. Thompson Idaho Falls lieutenant governor candidate and other supporters as they campaign with George W. Waters of Weiser and Moses Alexander gubernatorial allies.
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Whitaker
Pocatello
Léwis. Williams
Boises
Will
Williams
Lester S. Harri
Son
Kellogg
Atorney
Elmer C. Thompson
Idaho Falls
Avers norzAt
George
Weiser
Vandida
Congress
Ditrict
Moses Alex
Dairy excursion prompts Idaho dairy commission remarks
Boise members of the dairy commission discuss the dairy industry growth in southern Idaho after returning home. Mayor B B Sherman notes letters from commission members about rising human population, advertising spend, and the high food value of dairy products. Some party members consider returning to live in Idaho.
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Boise
Eusorn Fairy Commission
Idaho
Agley Center
B. B. Sherman
Burlington
County Taxes Not Increased Amid Property Valuation Cuts
The article notes that county taxes remain steady even as assessed values on farm and livestock properties are reduced. It mentions a reduction in valuation for agricultural land and advises readers that the predatory animal tax remains unchanged.
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Hvesteck
Marriage License Issued for Walter Sparks and Leona Lyons
A marriage license was issued at the county clerk’s office last Saturday to Walter Alfred Sparks and Leona Pearl Lyons of Dingle. Bishop M. D. Low of the Second Ward officiated in a proper ceremony.
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Walter-Alfred Sparks
Leona Pearl Lyons
Dingle
M. D. Low
Yellowstone Park Tops National Park Visitor Count
Nearly a million visitors this season at Yellowstone Park set new records. Horace M. Albright, superintendent, reports 97 740 visitors with Yosemite 2 500 behind as the season ends September 20.
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Eivingston
Mont
Yellowstone Park
National Park
Youemite Park
California
Horace M. Albright
Yellowstone
Bears slain on Eastfork range reduce cattle losses
Word reaching the Roundup reports James McFarland of the Eastfork Stock Association killed two grown bears on the Silver Creek cattle range in the National Forest, and wounded one in the act of killing a calf. This brings the total to six full grown bears killed on the range in the past six months, signaling material relief for cattle growers in the area.
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James McFarland
Silver Creek
National “Forest
Jim
Wyoming
Moonshine Plant Seized Near Soda Springs Idaho
State Constable McBrinney and Deputy Sheriff Chas. Bell seized a large moonshine operation in Ten Mile Pass Country about fourteen miles north of Soda Springs. The owner, Chas. T. Metjer, was arrested with two copper stills of forty and sixty gallons, five barrels of mash, and sugar, indicating a wholesale joy juice manufacture. The setup was isolated high in the hills requiring water cooling and a large tank nearby.
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Idaho
McBrinney
Chas. NM
Bell
Ten Mile Pass
Garibou County
Soda Springs
Bancroft
Chas. T. Metjer
Lo_thody
Sheriff’s ‘Office
Pocatello Tribune
Registration Books Open For Primary Election
Voters who registered before the primary election will not need to register again. Incharge officials announce that registration books are open and available for those seeking to vote in the general election.
Harvest Festival and Bathing Carnival Highlight Local Fair
A large crowd attended the Harvest Festival last week with sports and amusements. The water carnival drew merriment as Weelen of Minc and H F Rust staged daring feats with fire hoops while exhibitors like Paul Arnett and Theo Hild earned top vegetable and fruit ribbons. A carload of coal was delivered to Camp Lifton by teams this week.
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Weelen
Minc
Vs. H. F. Rust
Alice
Harriet
William-ape
Robert Lee
Dorothy
Drodin
Ethel Strong
Paul—Arnett
Wm. Thorack
Bloomington
Minnie Jarvis
M. Welleir
Thornck
Theo Hild
Garden City
E--Mon- Zon
Charles
Myron Welker
Camp Lifton
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Monson
Leonard Floyd
Stanley
Arnell
E—M
Alfred
Nephi Penderson
Iillis
Williamson
barrie-Findlay
Lewis
Nephi—Williamson
Parley
Olson
Lucy Pugmire
Edmond
Allis
Sherman Hill
Shegian
Board of County Commuestoners
Redm
James Big
In- Ogden
H. P., Whitaker
Hon
Lewis-Williams
Bear
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