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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
3
Guarantee Mutual Life Company of Omaha announces the Pure Protector policy a low cost modified whole life plan with cash value loans and paid up options. It promotes building a money estate for family plans and education and invites readers to request an informative folder by mailing name address and birth date to the Omaha home office.
Voters may register in listed precincts from March 7 to May 21 1932 before the primary. Registration closes May 28 and reopens for general election registration until 9:00 PM on November 5 1932. Precinct descriptions cover Fish Haven Charles Bloomington Pegram and nearby areas with registrars named Alice Loveland Mrs Enid Piggott and R. S. Sleight.
The document outlines multiple precincts with detailed boundary lines in Bear Lake County including Paris Lanark Liberty Sharon Ovid with registrars Catherine Junes Mia J. T. Derricott and Mrs. Thomas Smith, describing lines and routes for polling areas and departments.
The text provides detailed legal descriptions for multiple voting precincts in Bear Lake County Utah Idaho region, listing starting points, lines, bends, and bearings within sections, townships, ranges, and rivers, along with registrar names for each precinct such as Mrs Venice Jensen, Mrs Matilda Kunz, Mrs Hyrum Foster, Mrs Alice Cook, Mrs Mary McIntosh, Mrs Melvina Wilson, Mrs Inez W Hall, Mrs Frank Edgehill, Mrs Eliza Teller, and S. W. Hart as clerk for the board.
Administratrix Lena B Crawford announces all persons with claims against Ruel F Crawford deceased must present vouchers within six months of first publication at her residence in Paris Bear Lake Idaho. Date of first publication December 1931. Last publication January 1932.
Ernest Gubler constable of Paris Precinct reports an estray sale to be held at the Ezra Allred ranch at 2 p.m. Saturday January 23. The notice lists a one yearling Holstein bull calf with ears frozen and a steer about 14 months old with specific ear marks and a hole in the left ear where a label was attached.
The Paris First Ward Relief Society announces its annual party for married residents and guests over 21. The dance at the pavilion charges 35 cents per couple, with a supper for married residents in the chapel at 6 30.
Dr. H. H. Scarborough, Eye Specialist and Distician, will be at the Hotel Paris on Wednesday January 27. The notice mentions Edith’s fiancé in a colloquial exchange about washing, reflecting a humorous local snippet.
Forest funds for Idaho in 1931 totaled 139,091 dollars distributed to counties by forest land area. Bear Lake received 2,800 dollars. other apportionments include Caribou 3,828 Bonneville 6,284 Bannock 2,192 Oneida 1,125 Power 575 Teton 1,475. Shoshone led with 20,627 dollars. Of Caribou National Forest s 808,934 acres, Bear Lake holds 63,898. Bonneville 204,792. Caribou 310.24.
Quotations against tobacco use are compiled by D. W. Parratt of the Utah Education association and will be distributed to members. Leading physicians and notable figures including Dr. D. H. Kress, Dr. Howard A. Kelley, Dr. George Thomason, Thomas A. Edison, Madame Ernestine Stinnmann Heink, and Judge Delacey of Washington DC juvenile court condemn tobacco and share their views on its harms.
Frank Dusenberry, superintendent of Utah Power and Light, recounts a story where Sambo complains his wife begs for money daily, listing varying amounts while admitting he has not given her any yet. The tale centers on the wife's constant requests and the husband's refusal.
Deputy Bunderson urges feeding pheasants during snow to aid foraging in hay stacks and feed yards. He will arrange feeding when hay scarcity is reported to Mad. The text mixes stray lines about a barber shop window and a man walking off with a newspaper.
A light remark from Detroit News compares a slender woman to a weeping willow, noting the line between admiration and resemblance. The comment reflects evolving standards of beauty and metaphor in contemporary culture.
Six ward teams plan a pre tournament schedule for M men basketball with eight participating teams Laketown No 1 Garden City No 2 St Charles No 3 Bloomington No 4 Paris First No 5 Paris Second No 6. Half the schedule runs before the stake tournament with the rest after the inter division meet at Preston. Week by week matchups are listed January 4 to February 6 with games at two and four etc.
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