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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
4
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Citizens urge turning the Sec ond ward meeting house lot into a skating rink. Flooding the area would create thick smooth ice with minimal city cost while giving children a safe, fun recreation space.
The Polish Gray Samaritans, part of the YWCA and aiding the American Relief Administration, run food kitchens and distribution stations across Poland outside Warsaw. Since 1918 they have cared for children, arranging meals, supplies, and impartial distribution with teams of American-raised Polish descent.
Gradual shift in belief that schooling should prepare youths with practical abilities useful in adulthood. Emphasis on yielding employable knowledge and life readiness, shaping curricula toward tangible outcomes.
The Idaho Weekly Industrial Review reports wage reductions of one dollar a day for most Coeur d Alene mines effective January 1, with Bunker Hill and Sullivan reducing by fifty cents. Other notes include orchard shipments, power franchises, school funding requests, and state infrastructure projects amidst a labor surplus and rising efficiency concerns.
The American Legion urges national government action to provide a bonus to servicemen. Proposals include cash, land, or assisted home aid, arguing a unified federal approach would help soldiers, sailors, and marines nationwide. Some states already grant cash bonuses, creating a mixed system.
The Fielding basketball team lost to Grace High School last Thursday in a tightly contested game. Dan C. Rich coached the Fielding boys and praised the effort after the hard fought match.
Sheriff sale notice announces the foreclosure of a mortgage on the Raymond Townsite lot in Bear Lake Idaho. The sale is set for January 8 1921 at noon in front of the Paris courthouse with ten acres of land and ten shares of water stock in the Taylor Canal Company to be sold to satisfy M J Davis decree and costs.
Senior Judge fixes annual terms for Bannock Power Oneida Franklin counties under Idaho statute. Dates include Bannock January 10 March 16 September 8 November 7 Power February 28 June 6 October 3 Oneida January 31 June 20 September 5 Franklin February 7 July 5 September 19.
Administratrix Mary Tueller summons creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be presented at Montpelier Bear Lake Idaho, the fixed place for the administration of the estate dated December 16 1920.
Rich, Auditor and Recorder of Brvar Lake County Idaho, will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at their January 10, 1921 meeting for deputy clerical assistance as needed by the office. Notice published under Section 3700 of the ar nd.
Public notice dated December 8 1920 from S H Rich Clerk Aud Rec announces proceedings related to the compiled laws of Idaho. It records official acknowledgment by the clerk and references the administrative office.
Arthur Budge sheriff of Bear Lake County Idaho will apply to the County Commissioners at the January 10 1921 meeting for a deputy and clerical assistance as needed This notice is published under Idaho law dated December 8 1920 ARTHUR BUDGE sheriff
Bear Lake County Assessor James Dunn announces he will apply to the County Board at their regular meeting per Section 3700 of the Compiled Laws for necessary approvals.
Amy Munk Bear Lake County Idaho treasurer announces at the January 20 1921 county commissioners meeting she will apply for a deputy and needed clerical assistance as the office requires.
Sealed bids for a steel bridge with concrete abutments over Bear River near Georgetown Idaho Bear Lake County will be opened at ten o clock 1921. Plans are on file in the county office and at Bannock Engineering Pocatello Idaho. Bid certs must be five percent and marked Bids for Georgetown Bridge. The Board may reject any bids.
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