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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

7

Fertilize Trees With Old Leaves and Humus Mulch

An Idaho extension note advises against manures for young trees as they may burn roots. Forest litter and humus improve soil moisture and structure. Create compost from alternating leaves and loamy soil to fertilize roots at planting. Lawn clippings can join the compost. Extension Forester S C Clark offers info.

Idaho College of Agriculture At Moscow S. C. Clark Extension Forester

Notice of Sale in Bear Lake County Idaho Foreclosure

Public notice announces sale of multiple parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho under a 1932 foreclosure decree. Court sets April 2 1982 at 10 am at the Bear Lake County courthouse Paris Idaho with sale to highest cash bidder, subject to a prior mortgage by J R Shepherd of Logan Utah.

Bear Lake Idaho Paris Bear Lake County Township Boise Meridian Boise Range United States J. R. Shepherd Logan Utah

Arbor Day Designation Urged for Bear Lake County Schools

The message proclaims April as Arbor Day in Bear Lake County and urges teachers in each district to assemble students for the observance.

Bear Lake County

Reductions Do Not Materialize In Idaho Government

Editor notes the growth of state government in Idaho through expanded personal service costs. Salaries for 1659 workers in 1931 include extra help, with total pay surpassing three and a half million dollars. Special departments like highways and law enforcement add millions more, funded by taxes and licenses, illustrating how cost of government has risen since 1891.

Idaho State of Highway Department Department of Law Enforcement Game Department

Camp Elizabeth Meeting Notice

Members of Camp Elizabeth of the daughter of pioneers are requested to attend a meeting at the residence of Mrs. Mary Stucks on Thursday April 28 at 2 30 o clock.

Camp Elizabeth Daughter of Pioneers Mary Stucks

Two Hundredth Anniversary Observance Prompts Civic Pride

The text urges clean streets and beauty as a town’s pride and proposes a tree planting program in schools to honor George Washington’s birth two hundredth anniversary. It also encourages proper poultry care and bird protection practices during the observance and calls for adherence to laws protecting these animals.

George Washington

Spotted Fever Claims Victim in Boise

Boise resident Charles A. Roe, 52, died of Rocky Mountain spotted fever after being bitten by two ticks two weeks earlier. Roe, who had lived in Boise since 1907, contracted the disease during a trip to Jordan Valley in eastern Oregon. He was hospitalized 11 days. ticks were believed to be on sage brush used to light a fire after a flat tire stalled him at night. Spotted fever fatalities are rare locally and tend to affect older individuals more than youths.

Boise Rocky Mountain Charles A. Roe Roe Jordan Valley Oregon

Randolph items reflect Salt Lake conference attendance and local news

Randolph residents attended the general conference in Salt Lake City led by Bo Johnson and spouses from Evanston Laketown Woodruff and nearby towns. The article notes a business trip bringing an International truck for Pearl Meat Company and local sports and injuries including a hand cut requiring thirteen stitches.

Randolph Salt Lake City Johnson Geo. Weston L. Gray Lewis Longhurst W. T. Rex Samuel Rex Leroy Dana Glen Spencer L. H Miller Willis Barnes Evanston Byrd Kears Laketown G. Willard Peart H. J. Norris, Jr Salt Lake Pearl Meat Company Albert Longhurst Woodruff A. G. Rex Little Mearl Marshall Wm. E. Marshal Frank McKinnon Virginia Smith Balls Donna Groll Ada McKinnon Eunice Smith Ogden Logan Eunice

Fielding Carnival Dance Delights Local Crowd

The Fielding Carnival dance and side shows drew strong attendance from the school district. A 33 piece band performed in costume emulating circus acts while booths, minstrel acts, fortune telling, and a bearded woman entertained attendees before a grand parade and dance to close the evening.

Fielding

Local readers urged to phone or drop news at Paris Post

Citizens are asked to phone 33 or bring news to the Paris Post to ensure no item is omitted from upcoming columns. The notice emphasizes timely submission for coverage.

No. 33 Paris Post

Notice to Creditors for Ann Maria Hulme Estate

Administrator John P. Hulme notifies creditors and claimants to file their claims within six months after first publication. Claims must be proven with vouchers and sent to the administrator at the specified address.

Ann Maria Hulme Ann M. Hulme John P. Hulme

Estate of Ann Marie Hulme Administrator Notice

In the town of Bloomington Bear Lake County Idaho the place fixed for the business of the estate. Dated March 30 1932 John P Hulme Administrator of the estate of Ann Marie Hulme deceased. First publication March 31 1932 Last publication April 28 1932.

Bloomington Bear Lake Idaho John P. Hulme Ann Marie Hulme

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