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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
4
The Paris Post notes Business Week’s graph ranking Idaho in various metrics during the first nine months of 1987. Idaho shines in farming income and power output but lags in car sales and other categories, sparking discussion of agricultural advertising law and expansion opportunities.
A Boise Capital News report notes farmers hope a new law will clarify to raise Idaho crop prices despite ongoing ad cancellations. Governors Hoffmann stance on Lindbergh case and a New Jersey reward are touched on along with Idaho auto license fee votes in Boise.
If a telephone wire is broken and on the ground do not touch it. Notify the telephone office as it may cross an electric line and touching could cause death by electrocution. It notes tires require rubber and gives an average rubber weight for a pneumatic tire of about sixteen and one half pounds.
Father Joseph Robinson returns from Salt Lake City noting milder weather. Russell Kirk and Mary K Weston host relatives while Carl Nottis visits Logan. North Rich high beats South Rich high in the season opener with a big crowd. A dance with the St. Charles Musical Makers follows. F. O Williamson of Logan visits relatives in Weston. Milton Hatch visits from Randolph. An icy canyon road causes a spinout needing state road help. Ole Mattson and son Stanley take a load of pigs to Ogden.
A. O. Porter of Bear Lake Mutual Creamery was in town on business Saturday. Vernon Kung, son of Mr and Mrs R H Kunz, receives a call to serve a mission for the L D S church to Switzerland Germany. Mr and Mrs D B McClain of Pocatello visited Bishop Schmid on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Reynold Hirschi were also noted in town.
Geneva visitors included Owen Bacon of Noonan at his sister Oweal Kunz's home last week. R B Perkins of Montpelier and George L Widmer with Will Marx of Geneva traveled to Bern for county events. Bishop J A Berry of Wardboro visited the Schmid household and several locals visited Cokeville and Bern for business.
Taken up by the undersigned in Roomington precinct Bear Lake County Idaho the animal described as a two yearling steer branded on the left rib resembling NPWEIcht about 800 pounds with two underhits in the left ear. It was taken in at Alma Franklin Jr ranch this fall. The animal will be sold at public auction at my corrals on Saturday January 32 1988 at 2 o’clock p m for the highest cash bid to defray feeding and advertising costs. H BRISCOE Constable.
The Bear Lake County Commissioners will accept sealed bids for snow removal gear until 5:00 p m January 21 1938. Items include 2 to 4 ton trucks snow equipped two and four wheel drive tractors up to 45 HP and related maintenance equipment. Bids may be rejected. Mail bids to Sam V Tunks Clerk Paris Idaho.
State of Idaho offers a land tract for sale at a mobile auction in Paris Idaho at the county courthouse on Friday February 14 1988 at eleven in the morning. The description begins at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter section seven township nine range fourteen and runs north eighty rods west eighty rods north eighty rods west one hundred thirteen rods south thirty four rods west forty seven rods and south one hundred twenty one rods.
Public notice by the State Board of Land Commissioners W E Talboy Idaho announces sale terms for a 190 acre tract with water and canal rights. Ten percent cash, four percent interest, balance in 40 annual installments. lessee improvements paid day of sale. Also notice of three year final proof for stock-raising homestead lands with witnesses named.
The County Commissioners and Chamber of Commerce invite the public to a meeting at City Hall Montpelier on Friday January 21 at 1 pm to discuss support for the Eastern Idaho District Fair and funding Idaho exhibits at the World’s Fair in San Francisco. SAM V. TUNES Clerk Board of Commissioners.
The notice announces a Department of the Interior land office action in Blackfoot Idaho dated December 27 1937. Alma Findlay Jr of Bloomington Idaho is involved as the applicant whose 1932 filing on April 19 is being pursued. The document is a formal notice of publication regarding the land claim.
Principal place of business Paris Idaho, notice of sale for delinquent stock on assessment number 72. Delinquent stock listed with stockholder names, certificate numbers and shares, with amounts due.
The piece argues that small prices mask a large scope of consequences and human effects, turning ordinary sums into a window on sizable outcomes. It emphasizes how seemingly minor numbers translate into broad implications and responsibilities.
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