Local visitors and community notes from Brigham City area
Local items include Judge and Mrs. Holton visiting Brigham City, a note on mailed letters, sugar beet harvest starting around October 4 in Bear Lake district, Mrs. Cecil Shepherd undergoing surgery in Montpelier, Hediggs Brothers mining prospect in Montpelier Canyon, and residents Cheney Allred and Caroline Allred visiting H. H. Dalrymple residence, with assorted editorial quips.
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Bear Lake
Earl
Round Valley Ward Conference Held With Gratifying Reports
Stake president Roy A Welker and Patriarch Wm L Rich addressed the Round Valley ward conference in the morning and Laketown ward in the evening. Elders Low and Dunford led priesthood and general sessions while Bishop Robinson and G H Bearly reported progress of auxiliaries and the ward. Numerous local residents and visitors attended events and several families traveled for related duties and social visits in nearby towns.
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Roy A. Welker
Wm. L. Rich
L. D. S. Ward
Round Valley
God
Laketown Ward
Laketown
M. D. Low
Stake
Albert R. Weston
Brethen
G. H. Robinson
Lohn N. Bearly
Round Valley Ward
St Charles Community Fair Recalls Sept 14 15
The St CharlesCommunity Fair of Sept 14 15 drew praise for farm products garden vegetables fruits flowers poultry cattle sheep and pets. The Trail Builders corner, needlework art and cooking impressed attendees while a kiddie basket event delighted children. Local residents share updates on health travel school openings and out-of-town visits as autumn arrives.
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Trail Builders
George Stock
Allena Arnell
O SO Rich
Ogden
Utah
L. T. Pugmire
Salt Lake
Very Stewart
Fielding High
R. Bimball
Cassie Bowman
Eliza Keetch
Elmayne Brewer
Paris
Mercy T. Keetch
Nelson
South Montpelier
G. L. Robinson
St. Charles
Nels Harrup
Will Alley
Afton Scofield
Smith
Sharon
N. E. Pugmire
Song
Logan
Joe Bunderson
Landon Pugmire
John Brewer
Louise Keetch
Rulon
John Rich
Henry Monson
June
Phyllis—Clark
Arvilla Pugmire
Bennington
Maurita Cleveland
Paria
Eugene Richfarysville
Agnes Nelson
Willard ‘Laker
Lawrence Sorenson
Garden City
Bloomington Notes and Visiting Residents Update
Bloomington notes record visits by Albert and Mrs Dunford of Logan Utah and other guests from Paris Bennington St Charles Alma and Alma Wy Mr and Mrs Jensen Jay Painter Osmond Dunford and families plan schooling in Provo Utah Syringa Band entertainment at the Fair in Montpellier and the Paris Second Ward M I A program Also mentions district school start and local road traffic for Fielding High students with several brief social calls and moves.
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Albert Dunford
Logan
Utah
Bloomington
A E. Jarvis
Dunford
California
Ezra Hulme
Silas-Wright
Bennington
Tony Jensen
Paris
Eva Crossley
Alicia Pugmire
Ruby Floyd
LaRee
Enid Peteson
St. Charles
J. A Nelson
Elmoyne Brewer
Alma Findlay
Amog Hulme
Alvin Spears
A M Hulme
Oliver * Larsen
Montpelier
Fred Briscoe
Messers
Jay Painter
Osmond Dunford
Provo
Syringa Band
Montpellier
Wm G. Hayward
Wilford Price
Jean Low
A. T. Pendrey
Jay Haddock
Audrey Thomas
Louis Christensen
Fielding High School
Roy A. Welker
Clara Weldoer
Carlos Clark
Thomas Ward
Morris Welker
Alma
Wyo
Fruits and marriage news from Logan Utah
Framing a small town notice, John A Sutton promotes orchard fruit sales in Fish Haven while Dla Passey and John Johnson wed in Logan Utah. Friends extend wishes for a happy and prosperous married life as details of the ceremony appear amid a local classifieds flavor.
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John A. Sutton
Fish Haven
Logan
Dla Passey
Fred Passey
Lanark
Utah
Idahotal
Platforms of Three Idaho Parties Adopted at Conventions
Idaho party platforms outline Republican support for veterans relief irrigation projects and world court caution, Democratic aims to restore agriculture policy taxation reform and direct primaries, and Progressive calls for constitutional government direct democracy reforms and nonpartisan judiciary.
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Idaho
Welser
Borah
Gooding
French -and -Smith
Moore
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Republican Party
Congressional
American Falls
Congress of
United States
Fall River Meadows
United States Senate
McCall
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
John F. Nugent
Senate
Federal Trade’ Commission
Congress
Progressive
Emmett
Progressive Party of Idaho
At the Fair by the Vegetable Court
A whimsical fair scene unfolds with vegetables as guests and performers. Lettuce Radishes and Peas arrive while Potatoes stride about with eyeglasses. Pumpkins light the grounds and musicians sing as all dine on salad and fruit before nightfall ends the event.
Old Dobbin and the one horse shay era end at Perkins Campbell
Cincinnati reports a major harness company plans to quit the business as demand collapses with automobile rise. The Perkins Campbell Co and others close New York and Chicago showrooms and sell or lease plants, citing the western market still only partly viable for leather harness and saddlery.
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Cincinnati
Old Dobbin
Shay
Perkins-Campbell,Co
United States
New York
Chicago
Tara ‘Ite
Pray
Milton D. Campbell
St. Louis
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G. B. Holton
Brigham City, Utah
M. M. Collings
Cecil Shepherd of
Montpelier Hospital
Hediggs Brothers
Montpelier Canyon
Montpelier Creek
Thomas
Cheney
Blackfact
Hzra Allred
Caroline Allred
Preston
H. H. Dalrymple
Eas
Lipik
Aihee i
Patience Clark
Utan
Stella Arnell
Kemmerer
Louise
Lois
Anona Michaelson
Levenia Harrup
Cokeville
Joe Hemmert
Bowman
Montpeler
Margaret Bolton
Ed. Arnell Thomas Michaelson
Niels Wilhelmsen
E.V Mattson
Los Angeles
Calif
Grant Stewart
Edmond Monson
Smithfield
J. Y. Pugmire
Arthur Windley
Brigham City
R. Hill
Donald
Norma
Cheyenne
Beatrice Cowley
Floyd's
Bunderson
Suchen
Sleight’s Produce Exchange
Paris, Idaho
Main and
Canyon St
Baldwin
Heaven