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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
4
The Paris Post lists mail handling details for Paris Idaho and reminds readers of second class postage and expiration indicators. Publisher Keith Warner announces subscription notices and requests remittance at convenience.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the probate court schedules December 22 at 3 pm in Parma for the petition to probate Amanda N Miles and issue letters testamentary to Ferris Miles. Foayln Miles petitions with attorney A A Merrill and notices run with publication from December 8 1945 to December 20 1946.
Public auction of state land in Bear Lake County Idaho is set for December 21 1945 at 2 PM MST at the Paris County Court House. Units describe NWK NW% Sec 36 Twp 148 Ree 45 and NW NWK&SWK SW%NEBY NWX%SHK Sec 13 Twp 148 with rights of way-exceptions and irrigation stock. Terms require 10 percent down and four percent interest on balance with forty yearly installments. lessee improvements paid in full day of sale. By order State Board of Land Commissioners Robert Coulter State Land Commissioner. Publication 11 22 45 to 12 13 45.
Rosella C. Smith administratrix of the Elmer H. Smith estate requests creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be filed with D B Haddock attorney in Grimmett Building Paria Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated November 8 1945.
The Fielding High School honor roll lists seniors Afton Hhorn Norma Hart Maxine Bech Lela Parker Jane Stucki Doris Hodges Bonnie Jean Krogue Gayle Beck Ezra Budge Carma Mattson LaRee Jensen Sarah Jane Olsen Betty Bateman Ramona Nielson Norma Lee Nielalty Helen Poulsen and juniors Leah Dunford Gwen Miller Beverly Armell Laine Bunderpan Darreen Pugmire Delma Satterthwaite Marilyn Bunderson Dee Morgan Shis Allene Price Bertha Taylor Theodocia Hymns June Humphreys Doyle Morgan Russell Bolton Tollian Budge Betty Jo Bock Blaine Jensen Scott Hymas DelLoris Peterson Diane Rich Jennie Lewis William Jewell Russell Linford Jean Stock Janet Grimmett Merla Nye Lucille Matthews Kenneth Budge Roy Ny Max Vallentine Rosa Lee Johnson Thomas Dunford Don Deardorff Verna Alfred Ralph Athay Russell Passey Ted Daniels June Paxton Reita Collings Verleno Hansen.
After the war a farm housing shortage looms as about two thirds of farm operator homes fail to meet standards. When the head of the family is not a farm operator, about six out of seven houses are unacceptable. An acceptable house has five rooms and at least 1000 dollars in value.
Alton F. Bunchrson sheriff serves estray notice for a white faced steel calf aged eight or nine months at Hannah Miller farm Sharon Precinct. If unclaimed by December 27 1945 at 3 30 p m it will be sold to the highest bidder per Idaho law. First insertion December 18 1935 third insertion December 27 1945.
Congressman Dworshak argues that postwar policy failures threaten national interests as reconversion stalls. He notes labor turmoil, a pending cooling-off proposal, and Republican platform positions while urging focused lend-lease oversight and world financial collaboration.
A small magnet helps pick up and hold pins during sewing tasks.
Mrs Raymond Burton and family visited the Palmer Tueller home on Monday. Darrell Smedley has received his discharge and will be home in a few weeks. Mrs Kay Rich led classes during Mrs Myrtle Richards absence. Herold Sorenson of Montpelier visited with Mr and Mrs Tom Caldwell. Ren Moore Extension Poultry Specialist visited the County Agent office on Dec 3. Moore predicted egg prices to stay fairly high next year, noting high quality eggs fetch top prices and skim milk fed at two to three gallons per day per 100 birds helps meet protein needs.
Want ads list used furniture for sale with pickup via Post Office inquiries. Also includes a John Depre Model B Tractor with a 2 bottom plow and a reward notice to contact G B Crawford in Paris. Trade offer for milk strained heifers or fat stock from Milford Loveland at Garden City. Also a staffing pitch for DDT product distribution in Bear Lake County offering permanent work with no capital. McNess Company address in Oakland for applications.
Keith B. Brown of Ovid received his honorable Navy discharge on December 5 at the Personnel Separation Center in Shoemaker California. Carol Price, attending the A C in Logan, spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred J Price. Mrs Joseph Hymas of Liberty visited with her daughters Mrs J Vivian Nye and Mrs LaMar Bloorn. Wayne Derricott and Irwin Parker Jr were guests Friday evening at Don Stucks home. Palmer Tueller visited Kay Sims in Garden City. Vance Smith, former county agent, visited the County Agent's office. he left farming to become Extension Soil Specialist for the University replacing Dr Larsen who resigned to do East research.
Herman Jaussi employed by the Union Pacific at Kemmerer Wyoming spent Wednesday night and Thursday with his mother Mrs Susann Jaussi in a family visit noting the close ties within the Jaussi household in the town.
Sheriff A P Bunderson lists an unclaimed white faced Hereford bull calf in Bear Lake Idaho. The 8 to 9 month old calf branded CO on the left rib with a right ear crop and 5 inch horns will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the George Ward home in Bloomington precinct on December 27, 1945 at 2 pm under Idaho Codex Section 24-2009. First insertion December 18, 1945.
The 3-year old sorrel mare with white stockings and no brands, taken up by the sheriff on November 28, 1655, will be sold to the highest bidder for cash at the Vivian Nye home in Paria Precinct Bear Lake County Idaho on December 20, 1945 at 2 p m under Section 24-2009 Idaho Codes. A P Bunderega Sheriff.
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