By J.B. Clifford While much is known about many of the early Malad settlers once they arrived in this valley, more often than not the events of their lives prior to arriving here may be shrouded in the shadows of history. A notable exception, however, is the account of Robert T. Bush, one of Malad’s …
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By J.B. Clifford While much is known about many of the early Malad settlers once they arrived in this valley, more often than not the events of their lives prior to arriving here may be shrouded in the shadows of history. A notable exception, however, is the account of Robert T. Bush, one of Malad’s …
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Mrs. Mary Corbridge is Oneida Nominee for 1950 Idaho Mother Picture of Mrs. Mary Corbridge on top left of page March 3, 1945 Volume 70 Mrs. Mary Corbridge, mother of nine living children and outstanding church and civic worker, is Oneida County’s candidate for Idaho Mother of 1950. Mrs. Corbridge was unanimously nominated by the …
`(by Mrs. Deseret C. Moon) Williams Peter Camp was born April 19, 1859 in Salt Lake City, a son of Williams Washington Camp and Amelia Evans Camp. Both of his parents were Utah pioneers. Peter was born one block east of the Eagle Gate in a house that was recently torn down to be replaced …
Last Wednesday at an Open House at the 2nd-5fth Ward Meetinghouse, longtime Malad resident and Forest Service employee, Paul Clark, was honored on the occasion of his retirement from the U.S. Forest Service. At that time, well over a hundred friends, relatives and associates from Oneida County, and all over the region, joined to pay …
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Written by Rosalie Ann Cole Talbot (Daughter) I never met my mother as she died when I was six days old, but I am putting down what little I knew of her as told me by my Aunt Mary Ann who raised me and who was Mother’s sister and what I heard from some of …
“Our Married Life” I was very nervous waiting for the time to come for me to walk out to start a new life which would be so different from the one that I had been used to, to a place where I would be a stranger. I was all ready, something old, something new, something …
Headshot photo, located in the center of the cover page. (Peter Christiansen) By David R. Barkdull 1989 Introduction Peter Christiansen’s life was one of courage, integrity, hard work, and love for his family and the gospel of Jesus Christ. His life was, and is an example which his descendants can be proud of and draw …
Incidents in the life of Robet T. Bush, written by L. D. Jones and published in the Enterprise in April 1922. The writer had a very pleasant chat with our esteemed townsman, Robert T. Bush, one day recently at his home on North Main St. and which I think will be of interest to many …
By J.B. Clifford While much is known about many of the early Malad settlers once they arrived in this valley, more often than not the events of their lives prior to arriving here may be shrouded in the shadows of history. A notable exception, however, is the account of Robert T. Bush, one of Malad’s …
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