Local residents listed in interment memorial notes
Sharon Jas, A. Hymas Alma Findlay M. J. Floyd B. P. Hymas Jesse L. Cottle J. H. Grimmett- David N. Low Chris. Tanaeller Ezra Stucki Lanark Tiberty.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
5
Sharon Jas, A. Hymas Alma Findlay M. J. Floyd B. P. Hymas Jesse L. Cottle J. H. Grimmett- David N. Low Chris. Tanaeller Ezra Stucki Lanark Tiberty.
A committee explains reduced Cuban sugar demands by 15 cents per hundred pounds, arguing the final price is about 4.60 fob Cuba or 8 dollars duty paid New York. Hoover defends 28 cent above cost, notes savings for consumers and producers, and denies refinery profiteering or policy aims to stifle Cuba.
The Bear Lake Idaho Probate Court orders sale of Lot 14 and one in Block 15 Paris townsite, Bear Lake County. Petitioners seek division of estate with bond for sale. Hearing set February 9 1918 at 10 a m in Paris Idaho courthouse before Judge B J Haddock.
Moroni Jacobson of Bloomington Idaho filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his land claim in sections 25 and 26 township 16 south range 45 east Boise meridian. Proof before Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho on February 25 1918 with witnesses Thomas R Ward Hyrum Thompson Nephi W Payne of Bloomington and Standley H Rich of Paris. Registered Garruth.
The Union Pacific System explains its colonization program to rapidly multiply agricultural and industrial units across its territory. It urges public support and cooperation from farmers, towns, travelers, and residents to locate and settle suitable farms in Oregon Short Line territory and beyond. D. S. Spencer, General Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
Department of the Interior notice states Florence Cook formerly Florence Shirley of Border Wyoming seeks five year proof to establish a land claim in Idaho. Proof will be made before United States Commissioner Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho on February 12 1918 with witnesses Charles G Longhurst W W Bryson J W Cook and Charles C Shirley.
Wartime appeal stresses corn as a versatile staple to save wheat and feed Allies. It extols corn’s abundance with hundreds of uses from bread to desserts and lists recipes such as hot breads, desserts, and polenta, urging readers to adopt corn in daily meals.
Four unclaimed horses described with colors ages brands and marks are set to be sold to the highest bidder for cash on February 15, 1918, at 2 p.m. The animals include a roan stallion with a star, a dark bay with white forehead, a bay with strip and blotch brand, all at the owner Frank Athay City Marshal Parts Idaho.
The notice offers a two year old brown gelding weighing about 9 pounds HY brand described as on the shoulder. If not claimed by March 20, it will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at 2 p m at Adolph Hunzaker's place in Perlis Idaho.
An old fashioned corn muffin recipe revived for recent use in several large New York hotels. It yields three and a half dozen muffins from ingredients including milk butter substitute syrup eggs salt baking powder cornmeal and rye flour.
The 1918 winter tests American resolve in voluntary food sacrifice to aid the world. The United States Food Administration urges each person to eat only what is necessary to keep the body strong and healthy, demonstrating national willingness to conserve resources for global needs.
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