F A Plans for Commencement at Fielding Academy
Fielding Academy outlines upcoming commencement events to revive school spirit after wartime strains. Alumni morning on May 19 features songs, talks by Laura Pugmire and Roy Welker, readings, duets, and athletic and missionary topics. Banquet and ball follow, with a reorganizing meeting after. Graduation exercises slated for May 14 with a full program to be announced.
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Fielding Academy
America
F A
Laura Pugmire
Lawrence J. Sorenson
Eva Spencer
Effie Richards
F. A‘s
Roy A. Welker
Dora Hayward
FL All Missionaries
Walter Clark
Woodruff Stucks
Fa’‘S
Soldier Boys
Lyman Rich
Bear Lake Club Leaders To Hold Conference Here
Mrs Flora M Richardson says county boys and girls club work is progressing. Paris meeting notes 15 garden club members and 9 poultry raisers started spring work. Garden leader Mrs Joseph Stucks and poultry leader Stanley Howell named. A county leaders conference in Paris May 17 will outline plans with state leader W C McGaw and Rinehart attending.
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Flora M Richardson
Teaderairs Richardson
Sargent
Paris
Ysil
Garden Club
Joseph Stucks
Stanley Howell
Richardson
W CT. McGaw
Fay Fowler
Rinehart
Tr Ty
Trnb
Young Attorney Opens Office Here
It is with pleasure that we note in the Brown ing building the shingle of Darwin Haddock Lawyer. Mr Haddock opened his office here some days ago and so far had had a lively practice. He is the son of former Probate Judge Haddock of Bloomington and is well known in this community.
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Browning
Darwin Haddock
Haddock
Bloomington
Bear Lake County Squirrel Control Effort Expands Aid
Farm Bureau leaders announce government backed bait distribution to curb squirrel pests on county lands. Crouch to prepare bait at a central point and supply half mile strips, with listed contact names for each community and a plan for multiple distribution days to cover all suitable lands.
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Th Farm Bureau
Bear Lake County
Crouch
Fish Haven
J. A. Sutton
St. Charles
Ray Rich
Bloomington
F. S. Payne
Paris
Charles Wyler
Lanark
Ben Roberts
Liberty
W. E. Poulsen
Sharon
Bert Orr
Ovid
Lorenzo Shurtliff
Bern—Alma Kunz
Noonan
Nephi Skinner
Georgetown
F. T. Roberts
Attorney Haddock Opens Practice in Paris City
His schooling was in Bloomington public schools and Fielding Academy class of 1915. He studied law at Stanford and Utah and passed the bar last winter as one of four to do so. Debating and scholastic excellence marked his Fielding days, and locals anticipate him making good in Paris.
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Bloomington
Fielding Academy
Leland Stanford University
California
University of Utah
Haddock
Fielding
Pariscand
Sugar City honors local hero with film of deed
In Sugar City Idaho a hometown audience viewed a dramatized retelling of a local youth’s heroism. The event drew letters of congratulation to the parents and promotion for the Victory Loan with banners urging investment and unity to win the war.
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Sugar City
Idaho
Treasury Department
Neibaur
Soldiers Demand Change at Nampa Editorial Policy
Canyon county soldiers jeered a May 3 meeting led by Major Frank Estabrook urging the Free Press to alter its editorial stance after wartime treason accusations. More than 100 veterans from Nampa and nearby areas attended, unanimously condemning antiwar content and threatening action if the paper fails to shift its patriotism.
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Canyon County
Coun
Prank Estabrook
Nampa
Din Canyon County
Free
Milford Loveland Returns Home From Vancouver Posting
Milford Loveland a Fish Haven soldier with the spruce division near Vancouver Washington returned to his home Monday after duty in the Pacific theater.
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Milford Loveland
Fish Haven
Spruce Division
Vancouver
Washington
Boost Your Liberty Bond Support as a Citizen Committee
The message urges possession of a Victory Liberty Bond and forming a “Committee of One” to boost the Liberty Loan. It argues every citizen should actively promote the loan to neighbors and business associates, implying immediate action and persistence.
Leo Spencer Dies In Rub Run Accident
Seven year old Leo Spencer of George Spencer died Monday evening near Antelope Flat while riding a farm cart. The lines tangled and wrapped around his waist as the team pulled the shaft causing a fall under the cart. The horses stopped after pulling the lines free, but the boy could not be revived. Funeral services were held at the family home Thursday afternoon.
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Leo Spencer
Boi
George
Spencer
Sis Oeluck
Ace
Rural Free Delivery Route Sought for Lanark Area
Residents of Lanark Liberty and Sharon seek a Rural Free Delivery route starting from Ovid. A committee met Congressman Addison T Smith in Montpelier, who expressed support and would push the Post Office Department. locals complain mail often arrives days late due to isolation from main roads.
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R. F
Lanark, Liberty
Sharon
Addison T Smith
Montpelier
Ovid
Nord Weet
Soldiers denounce Bolshevism and Frees Press in rally
In attendance at meetings were Major Frank Estabrook of Nampa Lieutenant James Boone and other Canyon County soldiers who condemn Bolshevism and the Freess press editorial policy as treasonous and dangerous. Citizens respond with strong popular support for action against perceived Bolshevik influence.
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Frank Estabrook
Nampa
James Boone
Gibbons
Clarence Hill
Merle Howard
Canyon County
Attorney William Ryan of Montpelier in Paris on county seat business
Attorney William Ryan of Montpelier traveled to Paris on Monday to handle county seat business, engaging with officials and reviewing docket matters. The trip aimed to advance local government work and address county seat concerns.
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William Ryan
Montpelier
Paris
New Officers Assume Duties In Paris City Government
Paris city government ushers in new leadership after recent election. Arthur T Pendry sworn in as mayor. W Smith Hoge takes clerk and police judge post. New councilmen and committeemen named with duties assigned across Ordnance Finance Cemetery Road and Bridge Printing Law and Order Board of Health and city physician appointment. Culvert construction on Main street authorized to drain wastewater. City marshal appointment postponed to adjourned session.
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Paris
Arthur T Pendry
W Smith Hoge
H R Shepherd
Charles J Law
R. W Wallentine
S. H. Spencer
F. S. Beck
Mark H. Sutton
Crandell Dunn
William Stocker
Shepherd
Ordnance—Beck
Law
Shep
Spencer
Shepherd and Stocker
Stocker
Law and Beck
Wallentine
Sutton and Dunn
Spencer, Stocker and Shepherd
Law and Order
Law Beck
Board of Health
Sutton
Valentine
Russell Shepherd
Wm. T. Oakey Sexton
Main Street
Aton
Clean-Up Campaign Aims to Last Through Summer
Idaho public welfare announces a sustained state cleanup effort led by Commissioner J.K. White to combat unemployment and unsanitary conditions. The drive, tied to thrift-stamp programs and WS campaigns, seeks early elimination of fly-breeding sources and broad civic cooperation across cities.
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Boise
May
State Department of Public Welfare
Davis
JK White
Public Welfare
Idaho
Depris
White Tuesday
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F.A
Bear Lake
Mr. Crouch
Thomas C Neibaur
Liberty Loan
Europe
France
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