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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1955
Page
2
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital calls for coal bids for 1955 in carload lots of pea coal 15 percent ash from Rock Springs mine. Delivered to the hospital. Bids must be received by 12 noon Monday January 10 1955.
Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho issues notice to all creditors and persons with claims against the estate of James Grover C Mickey also known as James Mickey Jasper Mickey J Mickey James Jasper Mickey J G Mickey Jim Mickey and Jas Mickey deceased. Claims must be filed within four months with vouchers at the Administrators Montpelier office or at the Paris Idaho Probate Court. First published December 16 1954. last published January 13 1955.
A wide range of visits and dinners are noted in Liberty-Sharon with relatives and friends in American Falls Montpelier Pocatello Logan Garden City Paris Georgetown Bloomington and Evanston. Several families host guests for New Year and holidays including the Matthews Hymas Derricott Carlsen and Lauridsen clans. The column closes with a fact about the Old Squaw duck diving depths.
Household visits and greetings mark the New Year as families gather in Garden City. Activities include confirmations, hospital updates, mission calls, and community notices from Claud Kimball to the Tremellings and Hansen families.
ST. CHARLES NEWS reports serviceman Wendon Nye transferred from Indiana to Ft. Douglas plans to locate with his family in Salt Lake City when quarters are found. Nye spends a week in California on business. his wife and child stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Lothair Rich.
A reflective verse year by year marks Nineteen Fifty Four as it moves from childlike spring to winter. The poem traces seasonal imagery from summer abundance to December white, closing with a farewell to the year and a tribute to Memo.
The text notes that greater shrub and vine variety supports wildlife diversity and that regulated hunting can stabilize game populations. It mentions hunters taking surplus animals in winter to aid remaining animals and suggests hunting practices improve reproductive levels.
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