County Fair Association plans improvements and events
The County Fair Association held meetings to award the contract for an exhibit hall and revet six cattle pens with a roof. A new irrigation ditch will supply water, an old well will be refreshed, pens for stock and chariots are planned, and bucking contests with riders and races are promised. Exhibit entries encouraged with special tags and guard against removal without duplicate checks.
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Paris visit follows faith service with Pres Budge aging but active
A weekend gathering in Paris drew citizens from all sections as Pres William Budge aged 83 and Elders Orson Whitney and Seymour Young led a rich spiritual session. The speakers urged faithfulness, temple work, and understanding life’s purpose amid calls to live rightly and prepare for eternity.
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Logan county fair to be held in Logan largest yet
Cache county residents plan a September county fair in Logan. Officials tout a near river location with water supply and ample grass and trees. Citizens urge extensive improvements and large exhibits while expecting top horses and strong race interest in Utah and Idaho.
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Whitney Update: Sheriff Increases posse After Graves Tip
Sheriff Rich reports Frank Graves a Star Valley sheepman claims Whitney rival Whitney, once Graves employee, was seen between Afton and Snowville. Graves says Whitney exchanged greetings and appeared cool. Sheriff plans rapid pursuit with food, ammunition, and a Grail grail? pursuit last night toward Jackson Hole region.
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Pocatello Tribune
Justine Airshie Declines Governor Nomination Sparks Field Growth
The announcement that Justine Airshie will not seek the governorship spurs renewed candidacy talk. Prominent names surfaced as potential foes or allies including Judge Robert N. Doun, US Attorney C. H. Lingenfelter, Colonel Edward H. Dewey, Judge Warren Truitt, former Lewiston Mayor Benjamin F. Tweedy, Carey Act Commissioner B. P. Shawban, State Auditor S. D. Faylor, Lieutenant Governor L. H. Sweetser, and Paul Clagstone. Friends of Judge Alfred Budge met to confirm he will not run for the supreme bench, with Chief Justice George H. Stewart seen as a likely opponent as his term ends. Budge has served seven years on the district bench from the southeast to the state lines since Judge Rich’s death.
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Moscow
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Lewiston
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Train Fare Details For October Conference Rates
The notice lists ticket sales starting October 1st and 7th with train service at 8 a.m. The fare for a round trip is 37.15, covering the stated travel period and destination, with warning reminders about schedule changes.
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Tax Question Looms as Board Reassesses Paris Montpelier
Auditor Broonthead notes state board work incomplete. assessment roll balance will shape whether taxes rise this year. Paris expected to see higher levies while Montpelier faces possible reductions. past valuations show 890 thousand produced a 10 mill levy, creating city debt carried to current council.
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