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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
8
Dr H H Scarborough famed eye specialist and dietitian will speak at the Burgoyne Hotel Montpelier on Monday December 21. The notice recounts community updates from local families, travel plans, illness recoveries, and legal advisories amid a string of short items from the region.
The Idaho game department is purchasing hay to feed a herd of forty deer. The action reflects ongoing efforts to sustain local wildlife during scarce forage periods.
In Blaine County officials authorize grain purchases to feed pheasants and other birds cut off from natural food by heavy snowfall in the mountains east of Boise. The measure may expand to areas with rising demand to prevent weakened bird populations.
In a brief Passing Show exchange a father jokes about his husband’s deafness. He asks if anything is being done to cure it, but the husband replies that he will wait until the children finish their music lessons before any action.
A gasoline motor train on a trial run to Paris collided with a car driven by E. Hymas near Ovid. Hymas, expecting a bus, turned aside to avoid the engine and his trailer was wrecked while the car was badly scratched. He escaped unharmed in a narrow escape amid the sudden mishap.
Those seeking violin lessons should contact Arnold Tueller at James Dunn residence. Lessons held each Wednesday.
The state sets term dates for the Fifth Judicial District across Bannock, Power, Oneida, Franklin, and Bear Lake counties. Key dates include January 4th in Bannock and January 11th in Franklin, with additional sessions on March 7th, May 2nd, July 5th, September 6th, November 7th, February 1st, June 6th, November 14th, January 18th, and September 6th across counties.
The document directs that an order be filed and entered of record by the clerks in Caribou County districts and published for two consecutive weeks in a newspaper. It sets court terms to begin at 10 00 A M on March 7 July 18 and October 3, with the order dated December 8 1938 and signed by Senior Judge Robert B M Terrell of the Fifth Judicial District.
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