Mail admitted as Second Class Matter at Paris Idaho Post Office
The notice declares mail admission as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1956
Page
2
The notice declares mail admission as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1879.
The Bear Lake County Board of Commissioners declares a Noxious Weed Termination Area for the entire county. Weeds to destroy or control by June 30 1956 include Canada Thistle Russian Knapweed Leafy Spurge Whitetop Bindweed Morning Glory, to be enforced by the Bear Lake County agent per Idaho Code Chapter 14 Title 22. Clarence Lindsay Co. N Carlsen.
Clerk advertises for sealed bids to harvest hay on Bear Lake County Airport property. Bids due by noon April 7 1956 with opening April 9 1956. Two parcels north and south of the airport available for bid. season 1956 only. no pasturage rights. stock not allowed. bids may cover one or both parcels. advance payment required. board may reject any bid.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho a filing or matter is noted. Details such as party names action type and deadlines are stated in the official notice.
Local residents hosted and visited across weeks with many travels to Pocatello Evanston and Logan. FFA State convention attendees from the area included Neil Morgan Glade Hymas Taft Miller Ronald Morgan and Glen Humpherys. Members and guests attended showers Christmas and birthday gatherings with multiple families noted in Par is and Montpelier.
Logan shoppers Effie Stock Georgie Findlay and Dolores Smith and Wilma Erickson were among attendees. Numerous families, including the Stock Erickson Loveland and Wilkes clans, visited relatives in Paris Ogden and Montpelier. News covers church meetings, birthday observances, and medical visits as residents travel for Easter and family events.
A dealer advertises a small supply of 6.50 and 7.00x16 nylon heavy duty truck tires at a low price. They offer recaps or good used tires and can source desired sizes if not in stock.
Community bulletin lists temple excursion participants including Mitchell Sims and Beatrice Hansen. Other items note LeRoy Sorenson's trip to Logan and Salt Lake for a wedding, a 75th birthday dinner for Jerry Sprouse, Relief Society activity led by Ruth Kimball, and various visits, travel, and a Missouri death in the Terry family with burial planned locally.
H. Bird as administrator of the Ettie R. Bird estate states the county Idaho is the place to conduct estate business. Dated March 14 1956 with public notice dates starting March 22 and ending April 19 1956.
Notice by Milton M Nate, administrator, to creditors and claimants of Fred Nate deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at D E Haddock, attorney, Hastoria Building, Paris Gear Lake. Dated March 23, 1956. First published March 16, 1936. Last published April 25, 1936.
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