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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
4
Idaho reports a June 30 free balance of 3 847 387 61 with potential to skip a general operating levy or set aside operating capital. The state credits wartime savings and higher income tax receipts for a surplus, notes need for postwar funds, and discusses Wyoming visitors studying fiscal control.
Fielding Rural High School District No. 1 Bear Lake County Idaho announces the annual school meeting and election to be held Tuesday September 5 1944 across eight districts. Polls open 1:00 to 8:00 p m Trustees to serve three year terms will be elected and general school questions will be considered. Names of candidates due six days before election. Ballot by secret separate ballot.
Walter Cronkite profiles a wounded bombardier and the war bond program. A meek fighter from a small town endures a brutal mission, survives a shattered plane, and faces a long recovery aided by War Bonds funding and public support.
In Bear Lake County Probate Court Idaho the administrator of Perry Hess estate will sell by private sale to the highest bidder on or after August 28 1944 the property in Paris Idaho described as Lot 1 Block 11 City Paris with specific bounds. Cash terms require 10 percent at bid acceptance and balance upon court confirmation with bids in writing to DS B Haddock attorney or administrator or clerk of court. First publication August 10 1944 last August 24 1944.
Cruel Sorenson as administrator calls all creditors and claimants against Mary E Sorenson deceased to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at D E Haddock law office Grimmett Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated July 15 1944. First publication July 27 1944. Last publication August 24 1944.
The administrator Wilford W Budge announces creditors and all persons with claims against Perry Hess deceased must file with vouchers within four months from first publication. Claims are to be presented at Dr Haddock’s office in Room One Grimmett Building Paris Bear Lake. Dated July 29 1944. First publication August 8 1944. Last publication August 31 1944.
Farmers should build financial reserves by buying War Bonds to weather postwar inflation, finance repairs, and reduce debt. Holding bonds to maturity increases investment, aids disaster readiness, and helps veterans start peacetime life, while supporting wartime needs. The patriotic duty urges maximum voluntary purchases.
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