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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
8
The city council adopts Ordinance 183 amending Ordinance 11 to prohibit livestock loitering in Paris Idaho streets and within city limits. The police chief will impound roaming animals and inform owners of fees, with penalties if owners cannot be located.
The ordinance requires notifying owners by posting three notices in three public places describing animals by brand color or age. If unpaid within five days after notice, the Chief of Police may sell at public auction after ten days public notice. Fees include impounding 50 cents per animal, feeding 25 cents daily, notifying owner 50 cents, advertising 50 cents, selling 60 cents. proceeds go to the City Treasury. If a valid owner proves ownership within three months, the council may buy back the animal with a warrant drawn on the City Treasury.
The report notes residents Dean Ward Jefferson Dunford and Rank Payne having homes painted. A Glen Stock home party in Fish Haven hosted Mr. and Mrs Thomas Piggott Mr and Mrs Alfred B Hart Mr and Mrs Eugene A Hart Mr and Mrs LaVell Ward Mr and Mrs Stanley Cardon and Blanche Piggott last Tuesday. Delora Nelson and Nick and Sherrie Johnson visited Garfield to see the Johnsons and spent time with local folk. An ordinance section discusses a City Treasurer sale with expenses deducted and cites repeal of conflicting ordinances and an emergency clause effective after passage on August 1 1949 with mayor Van Ness Wallentine and Clerk W Smith Hoge.
Lark Bateman entertained the Paris Literary Club at her home last Thursday with Lucille Crawford reviewing Morning and Evening. Attendees included Virginia Taylor and other Paris women. guests from Salt Lake and Arizona joined.
Begin a full time or side business selling patented Air Cushion Shoes not in stores. Earn up to 25 dollars daily with complete family and work line. Free outfit. Send for details to CHAS. CHESTER SHOE CO Brockton Mass. 543 Chester Bldg.
H. M. Shevnan of Chicago will be at the Bannock Hotel in Pocatello on Wednesday August 10 from 9 to 4 to demonstrate the Zoethe Shield. He claims the method improves circulation, strengthens weakened parts, and closes the rupture in about ten days without straps medicines or treatments. Address 6509 N Artesian Ave Chicago 45. Large incisional hernias after surgery are invited.
Daughters and relatives visited across Montana and Idaho towns. Jacquelin of Montana came Friday to visit Vera Haddock. George N. Weston of Laketown and Violet Snow of Vesta stayed with A. O. Christiansen on Sunday. The Draneys from Auburn Wyoming visited Fred Briscoe Saturday with family. Ida and Rhea Ward returned from Afton after a week with Derrald White. Karel Thomas is home using crutches after hospital stay. Gordon Wilkes of Montpelier visited LeRoy Hill on Friday. Lois Bartschi of Montpelier stayed with Ann Haddock several days last week. Bert Nelson and family were in Brigham and Ogden last Tuesday and Wednesday.
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