Civil War veteran Col Knapp to spend winter at Sawtelle home
Col Hr Knapp, 80, member of Co L 2nd Wis Cavalry, recalls incidents from the Civil War as he plans to travel to the Soldiers Home in Sawtelle California. He served as an orderly to Col Thomas Stephens, once a guard to the Queen, and worked with the Blackstone Mining Co of St Charles Canyon over thirty years ago, having lived in the valley for 34 years.
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Hr Knapp
Wisconsin Cavalry
Sawtelle
California
Knapp
Thos. Stephens
Queen’s Guards
Col. Knapp
Blackstone Mining Co
Cledrom
St. Charles Canyon
Hoe
Jardine urges farm youths to enter colleges
Secretary of Agriculture Jardine urges more farm youth to pursue college education to strengthen American farming. He cites declining agricultural enrollments since 1914–15, notes postwar and economic factors, and argues training benefits nation and farming culture while acknowledging financial hurdles.
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Jardine
America
Marriage License Issued In San Pedro Pair Wed In Montpelier
Raine Coyle of San Pedro California and Mrs Hva Gortcmsky Scott of Montpelier obtained a marriage license at the county clerk's office last Friday and were married in Montpelier by President Hd. C. Rich.
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Raine Coyle
San Pedro
Calif
Hva Gortcmsky
Scott
Montpelier
Pres
Hd. C. Rich
Power and Light officials tour Utah plants and projects
A Utah Power and Light Company delegation led by Major Cooper Anderson toured power plants and project sites at Soda Point Grace Cove Oneida and Cutler near Bear Lake. Editor England noted the dry year and Lake Bear Lake’s low level while praising engineering foresight and automated operations. The group predicted partial Cutler commissioning within about a year.
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Utah Power Light Co
Utah
County
Grace
J. W. Funk
C. L. Funk
Richmond
Goody Hogan
Lewiston
John E. Griffin
Newton
H. A. Thearer
Providence
Wm. Edwards
E. England
Logan
Cooper Anderson
Salt Lake
Major Anderson
The
Power Co
Cadillac
England
Logan Journal
Logan Canyon
Rick
Bear Lake Valley
Utah Power and Light Co
Montpelier
Soda Springs
Soda Point
Cove
Oneida
Cutler
Bear Lake
Baluy
New Serial Story Promised In Post
Readers are urged to watch for a new serial to replace The Water Bearer which has run for many months. The upcoming tale is praised as among the era’s best with a patriotic setting and strong romance featuring Lydia, a notably vivid heroine. The paper also notes notices for estray stock owners and temple reopening plans after a vacation closure, with local dialogue from zoo animals and activity at Logan temple.
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Saver
Swatha
Missippi
Lydia
Lke
Bear Lake Furniture Store Moving This Week
Bear Lake Furniture Stores move this week from the Browwing Building into new quarters north of the Novelty Theatre. The renovated building offers fine space for the store’s operations under manager Bp. D. S. Price.
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BP. D. S. Price
Bear Lake
Browwing
North O
Novelty Theatre
Candy Man Resigns to Join Salt Lake Rival Firm
Howard Binge a veteran salesman for J. G. McDonald Candy Co. resigns after nineteen years in the valley to become division sales manager for Sweet Candy Co. in Salt Lake. He cites higher prestige and opportunity as reasons, noting a boom in candy demand as tastes diversify.
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Howard Binge
Salt Lake City
Pat' Ningteen
J. G. McDonald Candy Co
Sweet Candy Company
Salt Lake
Emge
Paris
Montpelier
Married in Utah Hears Elva Bacon and Lewis Tanner License
The marriage license of Miss Elva Bacon of Georgetown and Lewis W. Tanner of Montpelier appeared in a Utah newspaper Tuesday. The license was issued at Ogden Utah.
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Elva Bacon
Georgetown
Lewis W. Tanner
Montpelier
Utah
Ogden
First Annual County Fair In Montpelier A Success
The first annual county fair in Montpelier drew record crowds over three days with ideal weather. Exhibits showed Bear Lake valley potential in live stock flowers and farm products while old time relics display drew pioneer contributions from local settlers.
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Montpelier
Bear Lake Valley
Ford
Stockman Sells 163 Steers for $93 Each
Charles Nate of Dingle sold 163 heads of steers to J. C. Stauffer of Willard Utah. The sale brought $93 per head. The cattle were among the fattest leaving the county this year and were loaded on cars at Dingle Monday for shipment to Los Angeles California.
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Charles Nate
Dingle
J. C. Stauffer
Willard
Utah
Los Angeles
Calif
We appreciate the opportunity fords drug to inspect the project
A brief note praising a site visit as educational and worthwhile. The writer urges others to seize similar chances, calling the effort well worth it despite wet conditions.
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D Ug
Utah visitors join Brigham City couple for a brief visit
Mr and Mrs H W Valentine and two children from Brigham City Utah stayed with Mr and Mrs W Ozra Allred in early week while en route to McCammon to visit relatives. Valentine has been called by L D S Church authorities to preside over the Austrian German Mission and will leave October 1 to begin his duties, his third mission assignment.
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H. W. Valentine
Brigham City
Utah
McCammon
W. Ozra Allred
Valentine
L. D.S
Valetine
Excursion Rates for L. D. S. Conference in Salt Lake
The semi annual conference of the L. D. S. Church will be held in Salt Lake starting October 1 and running through October 5 with auxiliary conventions. Special rates of one and one half have been granted on the O. S. L. Ry.
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Salt Lake
William H B Lee Named Idaho Chief Justice
William HB Lee of Moscow is appointed chief justice of the Idaho supreme court. He will serve until January 1929 as the senior member of the court succeeding the late Chief Justice William A Lee who died August 25. Lee was elected to the supreme bench in 1922 to succeed Justice John C Rice.
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Boise
William HB. Lee
Moscow
Idaho Supreme Court
Lee
William A. Lee
Suprama
John C. Rice
Paris City and Independent School District to be Audited
Van Deusen Snell & Company of Boise awarded four year audits for the city of Paris from May 1, 1922 to April 30, 1926 and for Independent School District No. 2 from July 1, 1922 to June 1, 1926. The firm is noted for accuracy and experience, led by former state auditor Clarence Van Deusen.
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van Deusen
Van
Fruit Sale Ad at Fish Haven Promises Low Prices
A brief advertisement from John A. Sutton in Fish Haven promotes cheap plums pears and alii fruit with a motorup car fit. The notice emphasizes everyday low prices compared with prior costs and urges readers to visit.
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John A. Sutton
Fish Haven
Teachers Who Accepted Positions in County 1926 27
The following list shows teachers who accepted positions in various towns for the 1926 1927 school term. Fish Haven includes Ronald Cutler Rosina Stucki St. Charles lists Ralph Brimhall Mrs Cassia Bowman Elmoyne Brewer Eiza Keetch Bloomington Louis W Christen sen Jay Haddock Audrey Thomas Mrs Lessie Price Pegram Mrs Nora Lee Hill Mrs Maud G Baker May Winn Ovid Joe Sorenson Mrs Laree Parker Liberty David Wood Iris Morgan Dingle James W Patterson H Freman Dayton Alfred Oakey Hme line Siraine Wardboro A G Berry Gladys Berry Bennington Clarence Wright Ar vila Pugmire Ronella Jensen Georgetown Edwin H E Pinckney Walter B E Clark Annie Starr Howard Clark Rachael Hayes Helen Kunz Bern Ron Dunford Anna Stoor Nomnan Riulon C Pearce Iva Franklin Raymond Fred C Evans Geneva Azalla McDonald Jenetta McDonald Gertrude Lewis Lanark Earl F Passey Mrs Luella R Dalton So Nomnan Rulon B Lindsay Eight Mile Mrs Hvvelyn Thirkill Sharon Golden Tueller Nellie Dunn Alton H DeLilas Hess.
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Fish Haven
Ronald Cutler
Rosina Stucki
Joe Sorenson
Laree Parker
Liberty
David Wood
Iris Morgan
Dingle
James W. Patterson
H.freman Dayton
Alfred Oakey
Hmeline Siraine
Wardboro
A A. G. Berry
Gladys Ber
Ry. Bennington
Clarence Wright
Arvilla Pugmire
Ronella Jensen
Georgetown
Edwin HE. Pinckney
Walter BE. Clark
Annie Starr
Howard Clark
Rachael Hayes
Helen Kunz
Bern
Ron Dunford
Anna Stoor
Nomnan
Riulon C. Pearce
Iva Franklin
Raymond
Fred C. Evans
Geneva
Azalla McDonald
Jenetta McDonald
Gertrude Lewis
Lanark
Lanark.—Earl F. Passey, Mrs. Luella R. Dalton
So. Nomnan
Rulon B. Lindsay
Eight Mile
Hvvelyn Thirkill
Sharon—Golden Tueller
Nellie Dunn
Alton
County Treasurer Heads to Boise for Convention
County Treasurer Amy Munk departed Sunday morning for Boise to attend the annual convention of county treasurers in session for several days.
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Boise County
Amy Munk
Boise
Idaho Voters Set November Ballot For 125 State Officials
Boise presses reveal Idaho voters will choose United States senator two representatives in congress two supreme court justices governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state auditor state treasurer inspector of mines superintendent of public instruction attorney general 44 state senators and 68 state representatives in the general election on November 2. The proclamation lists Ada county six seats and the rest by county allocations across the state.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
C. C. Moore
Clearwater
Custer
Himore
Franklin
Fremont
Gem
Gooding
Jefferson
Jerome
Kootenai
Latah
Lemhi
Lewis
Lincoln
Madison
Minidoka
Nez Perce
Oneida
Owyhee
Payette
Power
Shoshone
Teton
Twip Falls
Valley
Washington
Judge Lee Choice for Vacancy on Supreme Bench
Republican state committee deadlocked over the Supreme Court vacancy after Chief Justice Lee's death. Final balloting: T Bailey Lee 23, Geo Holginton 21, Varlan minority. Lee backed by the state GOP and Boise base, Holgington highlighted for district bench and war record, while the race underscored organized political clout.
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Lee
Supreme Court
T. Bailey Lee
Geo. W. Holginton
Varlan
Coles
Judge Lee
Moore
Holgington
Snake River Valley
Lower
Snake-river-valley
Idaho
Boise
Boise. the Organizan
Farewell Party for Missionary Leaving Bloomington Hall
A farewell party is planned Friday evening September 24 at Bloomington Amusement Hall to honor Hitler Merrill Reese as she departs Sunday for a two year mission in the Northwestern States. The event begins at 8 30 with a brief program followed by dancing and refreshments. All are invited.
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Bloomington
Hitler -Merrill—Reese
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