Fielding High Organizes Classes for School Year
Fielding High School opens the year with a brief faculty program led by Principal M D Low. The gathering included songs, an invocation by Pres. Welker and readings by Libby Cook, followed by the formation of student organizations with named officers for Seniors Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen.
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Fielding High School
America
Pres. Welker
M. D. Low
D. C. Rich
T. L. Austin
Libby Cook
Othelia Wright
BE. Gledhill
Roy A. Welker
Irwin Jensen
Lynn Hayward
Wells Stock
Bernice Pugmire
Paul Haddock
Sarah Taylor
Anders Passey
Dallas Tueller
Sec
Oscar Grunig
Pearl Tueller
Luella Clayton
J. C. Waldentine
Aurelia Tuescher
Sec-Treas
Jane Rich
Atheltic
Burdette Pugmire
Leland Carlson
Vilate King
Eldon Stock
Lloyd Evans
Vilda
Passey
Emmett Mongan
Leola Passey
Sec.treas
Elmo Morgan
Bedford Bird
Sean Dunford
Elinor Biles
Orlando Monsen
Eldis Skinner
Sec. Com
Helen Cook
Ben Kelsey
Reed Tueller
Treas
Ruth Welker
William Jaussi
Rulon Dunn
Marie Stucki
Boy Killed in California Automobile Accident
Relatives in Paris received a wire from Alhambra California stating Reynold Rogers age 19 son of Mr and Mrs George Rogers was killed in an automobile crash with death almost instant. Mr Rogers is a well known local figure and the eldest son of George Rogers Sr and brother to Charles Rogers.
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Alhambra
California
Reynold
George Rogers
Paris
Mr Rogers
Charles Rogers
Early winter predicted in Rocky Mountain region
Automobiles faced snow in Denver and northern Colorado as early winter forecasts spread. The Rocky Mountain area reports a shift from summer to autumn colors with white conditions on Monday and Tuesday, and Wyoming also seeing snow. Emigration Canyon noted a Wednesday inch of snow.
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Rocky Mountain
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Canyon
Qld
Severe Winter Forecast From Unusual Snowfall
Snow to two inches covers northern England as temperatures drop abnormally. West Morland shepherds expect a severe winter based on the unusual snowfall and early seasonal signs.
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England
Shepherds
West Morland
Blair Ashley Dies at Age 10 from Rheumatism
Relatives and friends in Montpelier mourn the death of Blair Ashley 10 son of Dr and Mrs Geo F Ashley linked to inflammatory rheumatism. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Montpelier cemetery with a large turnout and floral casket coverings. Pallbearers were friends of the deceased.
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Blair
Geo. F. Ashley
Montpreter
Montpelier
Duck Law Opens October 1 with Daily Start and Stop Times
Times in this table guide hunting of migratory game birds under the federal migratory bird treaty act. The clock shows start as the morning time minus thirty minutes from sunrise and stop as sunset. Instructions warn not to use sunrise or sunset values from patent medicine almanacs and to subtract three minutes for Paris.
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Paris
L D S Church Observes Centennial Anniversary
One hundred years after its founding last Thursday September 22 the L D S Church reported growth from six to over 600000 members with global missions. Special services were conducted worldwide last Sunday September 25 including Paris First and Second wards and Bear Lake state wards.
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Joseph Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Angel Moroni
Hill of Cumorah
New York State
L. D
Paris
Bear Lake State
Bloomington Busy Town Sees Residents Traveling Home
Residents return from extended work trips and travels across Utah Wyoming and Idaho with many visitors noted in Bloomington. Local families like Payne Jarvis Hulme Hayes and Welker are among those seen in town or en route to harvests schools and farms.
Birthday Dinner Honoring Edward Johnston at Paris Host
Mrs. Charles Peterson of St Charles hosted a birthday dinner Tuesday at her home for her father Edward Johnston of Paris. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson, Mr and Mrs Alvin Mouritsen, Mr and Mrs Roy Jacobson, and Miss Velma Johnston, all from nearby towns.
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Charles Peterson
St. Charles
Edward Johnston
Paris
Alvin Mouritsen
Fish Haven
Roy Jacobson
Bloomington
Velma Johnston
Train Load of Sheep En Route From Spencer to Chicago
A special train of 24 carloads of sheep about 6 700 head from Wood Livestock Co Spencer Idaho passed through Pocatello Saturday night headed for Chicago. It marks the first fall shipment by the company as northeastern Idaho ranges stayed strong and spring lambs topped the market.
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Wood Livestock Company
Spencer
Idaho
Pocatello
Chicago
Idaho State Journal
Fourth District P T A Convention Planned in Montpelier
Arrangements are made for the Fourth District Parent Teachers Association convention to be held in Montpelier Idaho on October 1. The afternoon meeting at City Hall features Mrs Ruby State President and Mrs Smith vice president at large with a program and business session. An evening session at the Montpelier Stake Tabernacle is expected to draw a large crowd with talks by Mrs Ruby and J M McDonald on school relations, plus a musical program and social hour. Delegates from Bannock Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Oneida and Power counties are invited.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Montpelier
Idaho
Montpellier
Ruby
Smith
Tabernacle
J. M. McDonald
Pocatallo
Montpelier Association
Bear Lakers in Logan on near weekly visits and weddings
Logan visitors from Bear Lake and Garden City include Mr and Mrs Heber Kimball and Mr and Mrs Milton Calder en route to Geden to settle. Miss May Pope and Ross Hodges wed in Logan temple with early week travel by families.
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Heber Kimball
Milton Calder
Garden City
Logan
Geden
Melba Spencer
Lydia Gibbons
LaVon Sprouser
Morrell Booth
Bear Lake
Joseph Cook
Ross Hodges
Miss May Pope
Miss Pope
Bert Pope
Mr. Hodges
Logan Temple
Alice Pope
Calder
Hale
Clarence Cook
Cook
Budge Memorial Hospital
Lydia Cook
David
Leona
Vera Hildt
Leona Hildt
Thelma Erickson
Miss Erickson
Logan High School
Ruby Spencer
David Cook
Paris First Ward Adopts Budget System For Finances
The Paris First Ward held its first budget meeting to determine annual expenses and require each family to pay a share. A ticket system would grant admission to all regular entertainments, replacing the donation method and reducing fundraising pressure. The Priesthood unanimously approved the plan as a modern, steadier funding approach.
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Paris First Ward
Idaho Insane Asylum Directors Meet in Blackfoot Friday
In Boise on September 26 the governor requested a meeting of the Idaho state insane asylum directors at Blackfoot to consider hiring a new superintendent to replace Dr. F W Mitchell who has resigned. The meeting was called by Dr Charles F Baker Mackay, chairman of the directors.
Bear Lake carp shipments head to California markets
Frank Grasteit of American Fork Utah reports several Bear Lake carp shipments to California. Last Monday 3800 pounds were sent to Los Angeles with a ready market reported in the state. Suckers and chubs from the nets are disposed of in Salt Lake City and nearby markets.
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Bear Lake
California
Frank Grasteit
American’ S Fork
Utah
Los Angeles
Grasteit
Salt Lake City
Kit Carson True Life Story Revealed by Taos Writer
An illustrated feature in this issue presents the real life of frontiersman Kit Carson as told by Carson himself through a Taos New Mexico author. The piece asserts the narrative clears sensational distortions and highlights his western impact.
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Kit Carson
Carson
Taos
N. M
Fort Lyon
Colo
West
Kit
Elmo Scott Wat
the Post
Three Candidates for Idaho Bench
Boise dated notice lists Bert Reed Peter Johnson and E V Boughton as three north Idaho lawyers under consideration to succeed the late Judge Charles L Heltman on the eighth judicial district bench for Boundary Bonner Kootenai and Benewah counties.
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Boise
Baldridge
North Idaho
Charles L. Heltman
Eighth Judicial District
Boundary
Bonner
Kootenai
Benewah
Bert Reed
Coeur d’Alene
Kootenai County
Peter Johnson
Sandpoint
Bonner County
E. V. Boughton
Unconstitutional Part Of Dry Law Declared By Judge
Federal Judge J W Woodrough ruled that section 23 of the national prohibition law which allows court issued personal injunctions and jail without jury trial is unconstitutional in the case of Fred Cunningham of near Scoot s Bluff Nebraska. The ruling came in Omaha on September 26.
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Omaha
J. W. Woodrough
Fred Cunningham
Scoot's Bluff
Neb
Cunningham
Guernsey Heifers for Sale in Laketown Utah
Dr. C. Robinson advertises Guernsey heifers for sale in Laketown Utah. Contact details not provided in the fragment.
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Guernsey
Dr. C. Robinson
Laketown
Utah
Tunney Wins World Heavyweight Title in Ten Round Duel
Gene Tunney earned the judge’s decision to defend the world heavyweight championship in a dramatic ten round bout against Jack Dempsey before a record crowd of about 150000 and a $2.8 million gate. Dempsey threatened late but Tunney held firm, rallying in rounds eight to ten after a seventh round knockdown that sparked dispute over the count.
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Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Dempsey
Excursion Rates Granted for Salt Lake Conference
Bear Lake stake president Roy A. Welker reports that excursion rates of one and a half fare to Salt Lake City are arranged for the general conference and auxiliary conventions October 6 to 9. Rates apply from Idaho and surrounding states, with open rate basis from Oregon Washington and western territories. Tickets likely on sale October 3 1927. check with local rail agents for details.
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Roy A. Welker
Bear Lake
D. S. Spencer
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Washington
Butte
Montana
Big Horn Country
Canada
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
California
Arizona
New Mexico
What Shape Face
A brief from Popular Science Monthly explains facial profiles. Concave faces suggest slow but determined thinking, convex profiles imply quick but indecisive thinking, and a straight profile indicates both quick and steady traits. The text claims a balance of the two extremes.
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Popular Science Monthly
Frontier Uip
Choice Eating and Cooking Apples For Sale
Apples for sale from the John A. Sutton farm at Fish Haven. Fresh choice eating and cooking apples available for pickup at the farmstand.
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John A. Sutton
Fish Haven
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