City Board Proceedings December 15 1947
City officials discuss road repairs and gravel hauling costs on 2nd North Street and patching other holes. Ordinance 199 regulating pool halls is amended and passed after readings. Fielding High School gains bus parking spaces. Riding Club seeks use of East 2nd South for cutter races under police supervision.
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2Nd North Street
Marshall
Seymour Jaussi
East 2Nd North St
Riding Club
East 2Nd South Street
Ordinance Amending Paris Idaho Gambling Regulation
The city council of Paris Idaho passes Ordinance 199 amending Ordinance 162 to regulate pool and billiard rooms ten pin bowling alleys and card tables within city limits. It fixes license fees and outlines the manner and duration of licenses. Section I prohibits any person company or corporation from keeping operating or conducting such establishments without proper license.
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Paris
Idaho
Paris Idaho pool billiard and bowling license ordinance 1947
The ordinance requires written applications to the city clerk and license fees of 50 dollars per pool room and bowling alley, 25 dollars per card table, with licenses expiring December 31 each year. It bans operation before 7 AM and after midnight or on Sundays and prohibits minors under 20 from remaining. Violations carry up to 100 dollar fines or 60 days imprisonment. Passed December 15 1947 by Walter Bird and City Clerk W Smith Hoge.
Funeral attendees noted for Bishop Teuscher service
In Bern week of December 14 a funeral for the late Bishop Henry Teuscher of Geneva drew attendees including Bishop Orlando Kunz, Dean T Kunz, Delmar Kunz and Edwin Alleman, Parley Kunz, and Mrs. Robert Schmid. Elder Vincent Bennion of Cokeville was in Bern Tuesday. Anthon Kunz and Heber Kunz traveled to Salt Lake City on business. Alf Downey Eugene Hymas Morris Athay and Glen Grimmett from Paris were in Bern Tuesday. Ira Peterson and son Vernal Peterson of Montpelier were in Bern.
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Henry Teuscher
Geneva
Orlando Kunz
Dean T Kunz
Delmar Kunz
Edwin Alleman
Parley Kunz
Robert Schmid
Vincent Bennion
Cokeville
Bern
Anthon Kunz
Heber Kunz
Salt Lake City
Alf Downey
Eguene Hymas
Montpeler
Morris Athay
Glen Grimmett
Paris
Ira Peterson
Son Vernal Peterson
Montpelier
Montpelier Office to Handle Local Labor Market Start 1948
The Montpelier State Employment Service office gains sole responsibility for recruitment and placement of farm labor as of January 1 1948. This change consolidates labor market activities under the state agency in the Montpelier region.
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Montpelier
State Employment Service
ISES
Extension Service
Labor market plan backs farm and non farm hiring
Homer Hooban, manager, said the plan creates a central job site to connect applicants with all types of work and coordinates with the University of Idaho Extension Service. The Employment Service will survey agricultural labor needs for 1948, build a demand timetable, and issue weekly reports on seasonal demand and supply across Idaho.
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Homer Hooban
ISES
Hooban
University of Idaho Extension Service
Extension Services
Employment Service
Idaho State
Mr Hooban
Idaho
Sulphur Springa Fires Flames From Sulphur Charged Rock
A sulfur rich spring near the Idaho Wyoming border in Caribou county Idaho causes surrounding rock to burn with a steady flame due to its intense chemical content and heat.
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Idaho-Wyoming
Caribou County
Idaho
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Cyril Budge
Wm. S Launtzen
Walter Bird
Weldon E. Grandy
Fenton Allred
G Albert Spencer
Thomas Caldwell
Lred
Fielding High School
Barrett
Bankers
Soda Springs
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Vice
Pep 88
Utoco
Quaker State
Permalube Motor Oils
ATLAS
Atlas _ Products
City of
Christmaas
Best Ava
Greetings
Christ
Merry Christmas
Bern News
Aya
Lucille
Alf” Brogers
Alfred Alp Rogers
Wart
W. Smith Hoge
Los Angeles
Pocatello
U. S
Arrowhead Freight Lines, Ltd
Montpelier, Idaho
Yatetide
Bill’s Plumbing Service
Morki Aikay
Pakis, Idaho
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