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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
4
Probate Judge A A Merrill attorney for petitioners requests probate of estate and grant of letters testamentary. Residence and P O address Idaho Falls Idaho. First publication December 6 1945 last publication December 20 1945.
State lands in Bear Lake County Idaho to be sold at public auction December 21 1945 at Paria County Court House. Two units list sections townships ranges with appraised prices 400 and 4020 dollars plus improvements and 1 10th down and 4 percent interest with 40 annual installments. Lessee improvements paid in full day of sale.
A long L D S church column lists ward meetings in Austin Laketown Garden City Paris and other locales. It records opening songs prayers and testimonies by numerous members including Amos B Robinson Mary B Lewis Fred J Price Walter Bird and O H Grimmett. Babies Nadine Barbara Ann Mary and Robert Sherman are blessed or confirmed with various clerical acts noted.
H D Hess reports 115 applications approved under the new Idaho law requiring state licenses for foster homes day care homes and day care centers during its first six months of operation The 1845 law took effect May 8 and sets minimum standards for licenses No licenses have been issued in Bear Lake county The state emphasizes the welfare of children needing away from home care Information available through local Department of Public Assistance offices in Montpelier at phone 618.
A desiring estray describes an 8-year-old sorrel mare with white stockings and stripped face pending sale for cash on December 20 1945 at Vivian Nye home Paris Precinct Bear Lake County Idaho at 2 pm under Idaho code 24-2009. Judge A P Bunderson sheriff notes take up November 28 1945 with insertions December 5 and December 20 1945.
W C Stolk of the American Can Company says postwar demand will boost the 641000 annually opened cans in Bear Lake county with new items from canned hamburgers and bacon to seafood cocktails and salads. He notes meals can be built from these postwar cans including chicken stew with dumplings beef and gravy and ham with raisin sauce.
Logan canyon ski club notes a long season from December 15 to April 1 with Summit valley as the main lift site. Bus service from Logan runs Sundays at 9 p m, returning by 6 p m, and may run Saturdays if conditions permit. Record snowfall expected. 500 to 1000 skiers have used Summit valley in recent years.
The lift has been completely overhauled and a new motor installed and is leased to Harold Scholzer and Donald Shoup.
The patent office granted a patent for a nursing bottle by inventor Joseph Harry Boxley of Richmond. The device includes a side knob vent hole to minimize air swallowing during feeding.
About 20 000 Alaskan reindeer are being slaughtered to prevent land overgrazing. More than 90 tons of the meat will be shipped to the United States.
A December 7 memory recalls Pearl Harbor as a warning against complacency. The piece urges vigilance, quick recovery, and never forgetting the lesson: avoid being caught off guard by global tensions or another devastating surprise. It frames the attack as a contrast between isolation and a global reality.
The piece argues that America's postwar prosperity is slipping away as V J Day nears four months past and V H J Day seven months ago. It criticizes government and industry for cross purposes and political posturing on Capitol Hill.
The piece urges vigorous public input to break labor management stalemate. It argues citizens must demand action, influence Washington through their voice, and push the White House and Congress toward cooperation, noting a penny postcard to a congressman as a simple step.
A service member outlines advantages of reenlisting for three years including choosing Air Ground or Service Forces, overseas theater access, mustering out pay, yearly bonus, family allowances, GI Bill eligibility, comprehensive benefits, 30 to 90 days furlough, annual paid furlough, housing food clothing medical and dental care, and retirement options after 20 to 30 years with increasing pay.
Men now in the Army who reenlist before February 1 will be reenlisted in their present grade. Men honorably discharged can reenlist within 20 days after discharge in the grade held at time of discharge, provided they reenlist before February 1, 1946.
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