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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1924
Page
6
A passenger summary notes Norwegian firms establish a floating factory and two whalers offshore the coast. Lacking a land concession, the floating base offers a wider field and may become the method used in future whaling according to observers.
Fragmentary prose notes discuss clearing forests in Central Africa using axes and fire, destruction of land, and natives taught timber conservation. It mentions brazilians, traffic in coffee, old Baris memory, reckless auto drivers, modern shoes, park space demand, doctors treating themselves, bootleggers, and a judge granting another chance.
The will Executors ASA MADSEN and ANTO-HEMER-MADSEN announce probate details in Caribou County Idaho with court and probate office locations in Paris and Soda Springs. Dated August 14 1924.
James H Wallis and M sg Parker former Idaho editors in charge of Utah Health Department toured Blackfoot Tuesday en route to Salt Lake City. The pair, traveling in a Ford with Drecksell axles and a camping kit, visited Yellowstone Park and towns in the upper valley before continuing.
Bear Lake County Idaho records show the current expense road and bridge financial statement certified as true and correct by County Treasurer Amy Munk and County Auditor J S Peterson. Subscribed and sworn before Probate Judge W Smith Hoger on the ith day of Sealy 1924.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho announces on July 12, 1924 that Taaho Paria who on April 7 1919 filed Homestead Entry No 082133 for SEc 12 T14S R48E Boise Meridian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to the land described before Probate Judge W Smith Hoge Paris Idaho on August 23 1924. Claimant witnesses are George F E Bunn Charles F Nutt Claud Lewis James B Innes all of Paris Idaho. P G Johnston Register.
The document presents an alias summons in Bear Lake County Idaho against John Doe Richard Doe James Doe Frank Doe Charles Doe Lealia Doe and William Doe as directors of the Bear Lake County Fair and Driving Association a delinquent corporation. It commands appearance in the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho within twenty days of service and outlines the complaint to quiet title to 26 acres and associated water rights in Bear Lake County.
Idaho public notice emphasizes compulsory school attendance under the 1921 session laws. It flags delinquency by parents guardians or custodians who fail to ensure child education and outlines penalties including fines up to 800 dollars or up to six months imprisonment or both. The statute stresses required instruction in reading writing spelling English and grammar in all districts.
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