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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1917
Page
5
An ad-like line warns that a vast army of widows could result from war and urges considering a Guarantee Food policy to protect dependents. It mentions rates per thousand for age ranges and signs off with N Kunz.
The District Court of Bear Lake County Idaho receives a quiet title action filed by Fred Vaterlaus Jacobs and others against unknown heirs and devisees of Barbara Waterlaus deceased. Plaintiffs demand appearance within twenty days of service and forty days if served elsewhere, seeking to quiet title to two parcels of land formerly belonging to Barbara Waterlaus. Clerk’s seal dated February 27 1917.
Department of the Interior Blackfoot Idaho office announces Levi Aland of Pegram Idaho will prove final three year homestead to establish entry No 028306 for E1 SW3 Lots 8 4 Section 7 Township 16 South Range 46 East Boise Meridian before M B Cherry United States Commissioner at Montpelier Idaho on April 20 1917. Witnesses: Cirence Aland Harry Rising John A Aland Milford Murphy. Register J T Cannurn.
A partial OCR fragment from the Idaho District Court in the Fifth Judicial District. The readable portion references court proceedings but lacks specific names, dates, or case details. The item appears to be an internal notice or caption placeholder with no clear action or outcome.
Delinquent assessment No. eight on one unit share levied January 23 1917 prompts sale of stock at public auction April 2 1917 at 10 am at No 23 North Academy Ave Provo Utah to cover delinquent assessment and costs. Commissioners proceedings note road overseers appointments and county reimbursements with numerous motions and payments recorded.
Notice announces the sale of delinquent stock has been postponed to Monday April 9 1917 at 10:00 am. J C Anderson serves as Secretary for the notice.
A cryptic note suggests an activity will cleanse and brighten the soul, presenting Serrow as the final essence. The fragment hints at spiritual renewal through an unnamed process or practice.
Notice announces the annual school meeting and election in Bear Lake Idaho on April 16, 1917. Election at 10 oclock a.m. to choose judge and clerk, decide on a special tax, set tax amount, fix school term length, and conduct related school business. Polls open 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. for resident freeholders or heads of families only. S. H. Spencer, County Superintendent.
A note describes making invisible ink using lemon onion leek cabbage or artichoke juice. The writing becomes visible when heated with a hot iron, and a product called Wink or Netter srt hottermink-atert is mentioned as a good invisible ink that reveals with heat.
The Masurian lake region in East Prussia features hundreds of lakes linked by channels and a 100 mile canal system. Major districts include Sensburg Oletzka Osterode Allenstein Roessel Ostersburg Lyck Loetzen Nordenburg with Mauersch Spirding the largest at 40 square miles. The lakes served as a barrier to Russia, aiding German defense and supporting Von Hindenburg's stance against draining them.
A brief scraps their exchange about a quirky remark on pearls. The elder sister jokes about teethike pearls while the kid brother admits he said little except that she was gradually getting used to them.
Fragmentary historical note discusses why George Washington did not sign the Declaration. It notes his early role leading American forces in New York against Lord Howe and British troops, and suggests he might have signed if present.
This fragment reflects a Washingtonian frame urging the American people to safeguard liberty and republican government. It presents a pledge of duty to uphold the republic and the public trust in government.
The article discusses the Arab cloak as a universal covering worn by day and night. It notes its biblical origin requiring return at night if pledged during the day to provide warmth for the borrower. It also mentions that these garments, called arias, are growing in popularity in England.
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