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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1945
Page
4
A wartime essay argues that postwar freedom hinges on private property and limited government. It asserts state control risks eroding liberty, warns against bureaucratic paternalism, and emphasizes individual rights and ownership as essential to a bright future.
Garden City notes report a MIA evening of grim progressive games and refreshments. A December 23 children’s Christmas dance featured Santa and candy sacks, with December 24 services and festive dinners including a large Loveland family gathering. E. Crich of Lakota is ill with pneumonia. D.O.P. December meeting at Mrs P A Spence’s home ended with gifts and refreshments.
The New York Times debates postwar guarantees including a guaranteed annual wage and price supports for farm products. It questions how to guarantee income and work, noting that a capitalist economy cannot guarantee jobs and exploring possible government actions versus risks of reduced output and higher unemployment.
H L Wilson a marketing specialist with the War Food Administration joins Kraft Cheese Company to oversee quality cheese control. He has 23 years in federal quality control and pioneered precision cheesemaking, authoring major guides and standards. He will begin January 1 and bring decades of dairy industry experience from the USDA and War Food Administration.
Joseph Kunz of Montpelier and Mrs Emma Thornton of Georgetown attended the funeral of Kath erie Rueger of Bancroft. Families and friends from Montpelier Salt Lake City and Rigby visited Bern. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Jeff Balla was funeralized in Big Piney Wyoming. Several residents traveled to Salt Lake City and Sublett county while others hosted guests over the holiday season.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the Probate Court advertises to all creditors and those with claims against Joseph Bunn deceased to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Administrator D B Haddock requests claims be sent to his Paris Idaho office in the Grimmett Building Room One. Publication dates listed January 4 1946 to February 1 1945.
The Bear Lake County Idaho land seized by tax deed is ordered sold at public auction by the Clerk of the Board on January 25, 1945 at 2 PM in the County Courthouse Paris Idaho. Notices must run 30 days in a county newspaper and each parcel must show the taxpayer name from the delinquent tax certificate. Cash for purchases 100 or under. terms may be arranged for higher amounts.
The Board of County Commissioners announces an tax deed sale with six percent interest on deferred payments. Bids may be rejected if not exceeding all amounts due including taxes interest penalties and costs. A $100 recording deed fee is due at sale. Properties listed include Frac Lot 3 T2443 Sec14 Tp16 R43 EBM Ada Evelyn Cottle and Herbert Horsley parcels in Montpelier and Huff Bear Lake County. Date December 11 1944.
Juanita W. Smart as Treasurer announces at the January 8 1945 Board of County Commissioners meeting Bear Lake County Idaho she will apply for clerical assistance needed for the Treasurer's office. Notice cites Idaho Code 30-2607 dated November 30 1944 with posting through January 4.
G F Hulme administrator announces to creditors and all persons with claims against James L Dunford deceased to file vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be at D E Haddock attorney in Grimmett Building Room One Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First published December 28 1944 last January 25 1945.
Alton P Bunderson as Sheriff of Idaho will hold the first meeting in Sheriff May to require action under Idaho Code A dated November 30 1944. Dated December 14 to January 4.
The statement by M. Transtrum as sen sor offers clerical help for the Assessor at the first Idaho meeting. The note is dated December 14 to January 4 and bears J N. TRANSTRUM.
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