For Sale and Local Notes in Paris Idaho
For sale 150 tons of good wild hay stacked by August 1 with no rain. Local notices list salesmen and business visits in Paris and Bear Lake County. Residents travel to Logan Utah and Portland for schooling and medical training, while scouts and public officials discuss winter plans and roads.
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Stafford Cleveland
St. Charles
Bear Lake County
G C Heberling Company
Dept
Bloomington
Local merchants take weeklong Hagerman country vacation
Sam l Wilks Hildon Anderson Ells Williamson and Pat Pugmire of St Charles with Deputy Game Warden Jesse Dunn of Montpelier depart Sunday for a week in Hagerman country. Cleveland oversees Wilks and Anderson store during their absence.
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Sam'l Wilks
Hildon Anderson
Ells Williamson
Pat’ Pugmire
St. Charles
Jesse Dunn
Montpelier
Hagerman
E. Cleveland
Wilks & Anderson
Duck Crop Short Warns Hunters Nationwide
The state game department reports ducks are scarce across the country, deer are abundant in Idaho but at high mountain elevations, pheasants are plentiful, and hunting should be good overall once the season opens. Hunters are advised to have a gun, a heavense, an automobile, a sharp aim, and patience.
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Idaho
Republican Meeting for Precinct Committeemen and Candidates
Republican Precinct Committeemen and candidates are urged to attend a meeting Saturday night September 27 at 8 o'clock in Montpelier City Hall. The gathering aims to fill vacancies on the ticket fix campaign fees and outline campaign procedures. County Chairman W Smith Hoge stresses urgency for all Central Committee members and candidates to be present.
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Montpelier City Hall
Central Committee
Legion meeting in Pocatello aims to grow sixth district
Mayor A W Shepherd and spouse along with Mr and Mrs John A Wallis attended a Sunday session in the Bannock County Memorial building called by John W Foreman vice commander of the Pocatello post. The group planned to enlarge district six and discussed the Preston convention on Armistice Day. Wives of the visitors held an auxiliary meeting on the same day.
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A. W. Shepherd
John A. Wallis
Pocatello
Sixth District
The
American Legion
Bannock County Memorial
John W. Foreman
Preston
Water engineers assess Bear Lake supply and irrigation use
T L Ayers of Utah Power and Light Co visited Bear Lake with his family to study the lake water situation. Local property owners fear pumping has lowered the shoreline, but Ayers said none of the pumped water goes to power generation and all is used for irrigation.
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T. L Ayers
Utah Power & Light Co
Salt Lake City
Camp Lifton
Ayers
Bear Lake
Bear Lake Valley
Rice Flake Dishes Make Vegetables Unnecessary for Kids
A healthful feature promotes rice flakes as a child friendly energy food with vegetable like fiber. It lists several recipes including Rice Flake Waffles Spinach with Rice Flakes and Rice Flake Brittle while praising their crisp texture and easy appeal for young appetites.
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Bedford Bird
Lenzo Rich
Herman Rohner
Logan
Utah
A. C
Paul Lyons
James Robb
Paris
Martin Roskelly
Wolverine Shoe Company
Shepherd Clothing Store
R. F Crawford
John Barrett
Barrett Corporation
New York
Chicago
L. W Johnson
Alice Sleight
Second North Main Street
Sam's Brown
Frank Taylor
J . Edwards
Harold Young
ZC. M. I
East Lake City
D.C Watkins
Boy Scouts
Eastern Idaho Council
Lera Draft
Willard Johnson
D. Cook
J. W Cook
C. Buckwalter
Lucille B. Martins
Taft
California
Cook
L. W Robbins
Harold Quinn
Utah State Line
R. C Watkins
Fish Haven
Mr. Watkins
Fielding High School
F. W. Stout
John T. Petergon
Afton
Wyo
Reed Rich
Portland
Oregon
Reed
University of Utah
Charles O'Neal Rich
St. Louis
Washington Medical College
Edward Passey
Agricultural College
John Passey
Scott
O. H. Budge
Imperial Cove
F. T. Shepherd & Sons
Paris, Idaho
State Game Department
W. Smith Hoge
Josephine B. Gibson
H. J. Heine Company
Lee
Bar Lake
Charter Oak
Charter Oaks
Paris Drug Co
Rexall
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