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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
4
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In a critique of recent mob violence across the United States, the author denounces Herrin Illinois, Hooded Louisiana, and Florida mob killings while urging reform of courts and law enforcement. The piece warns against mob rule and calls for speedy justice and abolition of legal quibbles to end criminal organizations.
A Bloomington convent meeting last Sunday included officer training for St Charles Paris wards and a Bee Hive demonstration by Bloomington girls. Speakers covered duties of counselors and MIA work while Scouts demonstrated activities. Bear Lake Stake reports strong Y MIA L A participation and fund contributions. A humorous tale about a Dodge street washing machine cat adds local color.
A citizen criticizes efforts for community betterment, challenging cooperation and offering a stern warning about disruption. The speaker urges a positive stance and hints that local progress depends on united action rather than complaints.
A quirky editorial describes knockers as varying types from government to community and the “other fellow.” The Pasis Post announces regular Idaho legislature reports starting last week with a call to publish news at 838.
The District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho in Bear Lake County issues an attachment against the property of defendants Charles Derricott and John Toomer in a case brought by Bank of Montpelier. The attachment was issued January 9 1923 and witnessed by Clerk Silas L Wright at Paris Idaho.
Listing of district court terms for multiple Idaho counties including Bear Lake County with dates for Bannock Power Oneida Franklin Caribou and others. Notices reference water tax payments due to Pioneer Irrigation and Mfg Co and call for settlements before penalties.
The document outlines criminal and civil trial calendars for two Idaho divisions led by judges R D Bistline and E M Walker. Naturalization hearings occur on the first day of each term except Bannock County. The calendar splits into even and odd divisions with scheduled ex parte matters deaths and motions on specific Mondays at 10 AM. 50-21.
Bear Lake County notice lists Leo B Black and John T Peterson as defendants. The document shows an order issued by the court on the 18th at Paris Idaho, with J P Peterson as clerk of the court.
In the Fifth Judicial District Bear Lake County Idaho Bi Her a corporation and others sue J J Jensen S R Matson and P Matson as Trustees Idaho Ranch Company in a case originating from a Bannock County probate judgment dated July 1916. Plaintiffs seek relief and defendants must answer within twenty days if served in district or forty days otherwise. Clerk J B Peterson seals. Budge Merrill attorneys Potatello Idaho.
Garden City items report Laketown visitors including N Foston and Joseph Gibbons. Snowfall reached six inches with more expected. Ward male youths were urged to cut wood for the church while ladies provided lunch. A ward dance followed, music by Old Jazz band and Ernest Woffinden orchestra. Millard Pope funeral held at ward meeting house with speakers Pugmire and William Cook.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Parker returned a few days ago from a three week visit to Emery Utah. They report having had a good time. The local M I A is planning January February activities including a January debate on immigration for five years with Almeda Findlay Earl Passeoy and Vernick Parker Joseph Back as debaters. A February drama has been cast and rehearsals begun.
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