Fielding High prepares for season under coach Hunsaker
Fielding High School selects a 22 man squad for the coming football season. Coach Hunsaker notes most players are inexperienced with only three from last year returning. He cites key linemen and backs and outlines a schedule with three home games and two away. Misfortune costs three starters through ineligibility.
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Fielding High School
Hunsaker
Dean Bischoff
Floyd Bird
Earl Bee
Presley Floyd
Clifford Vraussi
Smith Passsy
Laurel Pugmire
Walker Roberts
Louis Michael
John Hoge
Fielding
Star Valley
Afton
Montpelier
Paris
Bancroft
Thatcher
Downey
Bruce Beck
Max Cleveland
Leo Grandy
Smoot Urges Grazing Fee Freeze For 1933
Washington reports Senator Smoot after a morning conference with Secretary Hyde predicted that grazing fees in national forests will stay at emergency low rates through 1933. He cited the National Woolgrowers' appeal and the hard hit livestock industry needing relief until prices rebound, urging minimal fees pending department action this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hyde
Smoot
Smooth
National Woolgrowers' Association
Timothy Sells Timber at $25 per Ton in County
A historical record notes Timothy sold timber in the county at twenty five dollars a ton, marking a mid period price point. The entry records a single price detail with no additional quantities or names.
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Timothy
Increased freight calls back 57 train crews in Utah
Salt Lake City Sep 27 Increased fall freight business will bring 57 train crews back into service after two months idleness, reports by rail officials say More than 285 train and engine men will be reemployed by the Oregon Short Line Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad united of the Union Pacific railroad Denver Rio Grande Western railroad Officials expect the reemployment to be complete by Oct 1 to move a large anticipated sugar crop.
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Salt Lake City
Oregon Short Line
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad
United
Union Pacific Railroad
Denver Rio Grande Western
Smoot Expects Hoover Victory and Nationwide Win
Senator Smoot said after reporting to President Hoover that he believes Hoover will carry Utah and go on to win the nation. He noted the Republican party outlook is improving and discussed plans for a world economic conference with talks of a Geneva venue or London. Norman Davis sails to assist with arrangements for the conference.
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Washington
Hoover
Utah
Smoot
London
Norman Davis
Geneva Arms
State candidates visit Bear Lake County
Bert H. Miller of Idaho Falls Democratic candidate for Attorney General and Harry Parsonis of Twin Falls state auditor candidate and Franklin Gopardi candidate for Secretary of State spent Friday in Bear Lake County. They toured the Montpelier fair and praised Bear County's conditions. Girard is the only overseas veteran on the state ticket.
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Bert, H. Miller
Idaho Falls
Harry
Parsonis
Twin
Wlie
Franklin
Gopur
Etary
Montpelier
Bear County
Girard
Notice of Democratic Precinct Committee Meeting
A meeting of Democratic precinct committeemen and interested parties will be held on a day in October at 8 p m. All supporters and friends are invited to attend. Chairman Saminks announces the date and invites participation.
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Ates
Gottober
Ed-Parmen
Saminks
Myo
Price Succeeds Taylor on Board in Southeastern Idaho
Coach Walt Price of Firth is elected to the Southeastern Idaho Basketball board, succeeding Dunn Taylor of Shelley who moved to Utah. Other board members include Elwood Gledhill of Pocatello and Jerome Taylor of Montpelier. A football officials school plan assigns duties to Principal L Bean of Idaho Falls. J Hony Thain schedules travel across five counties in Wyoming Idaho and Utah for federal crop loans work.
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Walt Price
Firth
Southeastern Idaho Basketball Board
Dunn Taylor
Shelley
Utah
Elwood Gledhill
Pocatello
Jerome Taylor
Montpelier
L.bean
Idaho Falls
J. Hony Thain
Paravery
Montpelier Pridey
Wyoming
Idaho
Relief Society Singing Mothers Broadcast From Salt Lake City
One of Western Americas unique choirs the Relief Society Singing Mothers will air from ESL Salt Lake City starting Sunday Oct 11. Led by Mrs. Charlotte Sackett the chorus of about 260 Salt Lake area mothers performs classical sacred and patriotic works and will discuss Relief Society activities between numbers. The program features Come Thou Glorious Day of Promise Mendelssohn I Waited for the Lord and The Lost Chord with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir providing accompaniment.
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Western America
Sas Mst
ESL
Salt Lake City
Relief Society_of_ the L.'p_ 8. church
Great ‘Morman” Relief Society
Charlotte Sackett
Latteraiey-Baint—Relet
Tabernacle Organ
Relief Society
Geneva road work starts on 5.7 miles toward divide
Actual construction began last week on 5.7 miles of Montpelier to Geneva highway with many men at work. The contract price is $92,248 funded by the forest service and county share about $10,000. A future contract aims to bring the road within eight miles of Montpelier and connect with the Star Valley road in Montpelier canyon.
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Montpelier-Geneva
Geneva
Con. Ivan
Forest Service
Montpelier
Star Valley
Montpelier Canyon
Leniency for Seen Loans in Farm Credit Plan
The White House announced that farmers owing crop production loans would pay 25 percent of the amount due with the remaining 75 percent to be settled under terms Congress may authorize. Secretary Hyde said the plan addresses low farm prices and avoids forcing debt through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Congress
Hyde
Agriculture Department
Carp In Portneuf Area Reported By Fishermen
Fishermen say carp thought to have been planted forty years ago in Marsh Creek and Portneuf River near McCammon by early settler James Birrup are resurfacing and being caught. There is speculation that Bear Lake carp may have wandered.
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Marsh Creek
Portneuf River
McCamomn
James Birrup
Bear Lake
Payments to press for no further money from farmers
A brief note indicates demands to halt further payments to the press until Congress acts. The statement ties agricultural funding issues to legislative timeline, reflecting farmer concerns and political pressure.
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Congress
Bank Directors Meet at Bear Lake State Bank Meeting
Directors and stockholders present at a Bear Lake State Bank meeting held Monday included BH. E. Hemingway of Ogden Utah Jos. R. Shephard of Logan Utah PF. T. Shepherd of Paris W. Mathews of Liberty and Alms Findlay of Bloomington.
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Bear Lake State Bank
BH. E. Hemingway
Ogden
Utah
Jos. R. Shepherd
Logan
PF. T. Shepherd
Paris
W. Mathews
Liberty
Alms Findlay
Bloomington
Bear Lake Post 84 Legion Holds Annual Officer Election
Members of Bear Lake Post No 84 American Legion are urged to attend the annual election meeting for officers for the coming year. The meeting is at 8 o clock in the council room of the county building on Monday evening October 3. The Idaho State Journal notes the campaign issues remain mixed but the scene is quiet.
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Bear Lake
American Legion
Otlock
Idaho State Journal
Dr D C Budge To Speak On Europe Tour
Dr D C Budge of Logan Utah will deliver an illustrated travel lecture in the stake tabernacle Sunday evening October 2 at 7 o clock. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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D. C. Budge
Logan
Utah
Europe
Stake Tabernacle
Vice President Curtis to Speak in Idaho
Vice president Charles Curtis will deliver two campaign addresses in Idaho and a train platform speech. The Republican state headquarters announced he will speak in Lewiston on October 12, Boise on October 13, and Pocatello that night. He proceeds to Ogden and Salt Lake on October 14 and 15.
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Charles Curtis
Idaho
Lewiston
Boise
Pocatello
Ogden
Galt Lake
Idaho Voters to Decide Five Constitutional Amendments
Five institutional amendments will be voted on at the Idaho general election November 8. A Lukens synopsis notes proposals including county consolidation, abolition of the state board of equalization, creation of a state tax commission, restricting irrigation district voter qualifications, limiting tax exemptions for public bodies and corporations, and enabling a sales tax law by the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Fred E. Lukens
State Board of Equalization
Fish Planted In Otter Creek Boosts Next Year’s Fishing
A state fish and game truck arrived in Randolph on Thursday with 16 000 young fish planted in Otter Creek. H J Norris Jr assisted with the planting, aiming to improve fishing in Otter Creek next year.
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Randolph
Ute
Otter Creek
H. J. Norris, Jr
Jaussi and Dennis Wedding At Baltic Lake Temple
WEDDING BELLS D, Wm. Jaussi son of Mr and Mrs John Jaussi of this city and Miss Adelade Dennis of Privo Utah Taft Budge son of Mrs Ada Budge and Miss Alice Meecham of Vernal Utah were married in the Balt Lake temple last week Following a brief honey they will make their home The Post joins with their friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity on their voyage on the sea of matrimony.
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Wm. Jaussi
John Jaussi
Adelade Dennis
Privo
Utah
Taft Budge
Ada Budge
Alice Meecham
Vernal
Balt Lake Temple
Sprouse and Lewis Tie The Knot In Logan
Miss LaVerne Sprouse daughter of Mr and Mrs Claud Sprouse Garden City Utah and Eldon Chubby Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis of our city wed in Logan Utah yesterday Miss Sprouse has run a beauty parlor at Rogers Barber Shop for eighteen months They plan to reside in Paris and well wishers extend happiness and prosperity.
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LaVerne Sprouse
Claud Sprouse
Garden City
Utah
Eldon
Chubby
Lewis
Walter Lewis
Logan
Yestern
Sprouse
Rogers Barber Shop
Paris
the Post
Randolph a notable place for marriages
Randolph Utah County Clerk Longhurst known as the marrying minister reports the sale of eight marriage licenses issued this week. Longhurst officiated in six Randolph marriages, a record surpassing nearby Farmington Utah.
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Randolph
Longhurst
Farmington
Utah
Christmas Seal Sale Planned at Anti TB Meet
Nine eastern Idaho counties met at Pocatello to organize the Christmas seal sale to raise funds for the fight against tuberculosis. Charles Newcomb of the Anti TB association spoke as principal, with Miss Nora Boyum and Miss Ellen Raether accepting the county prize for Bannock, awarded for its outstanding health program.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Ant!Tuberculosis Association
Charles Newcomb
Nora Boyum
Ellen Raether
Bannock County
Smith Urges Bank Deposit Guaranty Law
Twin Falls Sept 24 Representative Addison T. Smith of Idaho urged Congress to pass a national bank deposit guaranty. He said failure to enact would threaten public confidence and may force expansion of the circulating medium to assist daily commercial needs.
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Twin Falls
Congress
Addison T. Smith
Idaho
Smith
House of Representatives
Senate
Music advances in Fielding High School programs
Fielding High School music enrollment exceeds normal this year says Irwin Jensen instructor. Glee clubs will meet high standards with new material. A Chinese opera The Chinese Shop is set for December 15. The band should be better than last year with many non beginners joining. A beginners band meets on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 4 16 p m. The plan aims to build junior bands in all elementary schools feeding the advanced unit. Charles Stoddard of Zions Wholesale in Pocatello reports rising business in his line.
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Fielding High
Irwin Jensen
Jensen
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State Game Department
Warden Bunderson
Portneuf
Lake State Bank
Legion
Curtis
Sprouse-Lewis
Anti T. B. Meet
Charles Stoddard
Zions Wholesale Co
Stoddard
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Warren ‘William
Maureen O'Sullivan
Anita Page
Jean Hersholt
Faith Baldwin
Statinee
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