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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
4
Commissioners Proceedings note continued from last week details a contingent fund of seventy dollars appropriated from the Current Expense Fund under the Prosecuting Attorney and Sheriff for possible use. The matter concerns county jury selection for 1921 and lists the jurors as required by law.
A long list of West Montpelier and surrounding area names appears alongside a county board session report detailing warrants, official bonds, indigent allowances, and minutes. The document notes adjournment to 10 am on Monday January 31 1921 and includes discussions on tax policy, education budget cuts, highway funding, and proposed reforms in medical practice and county division.
Sealed bids for a steel bridge with concrete abutments over Bear River near Georgietown Bear Lake County Idaho are due 10:00 a m January 31 1921. Plans are on file in the county clerk and Ban nock Engineering Company Poc a. Each bid must include two 5 percent certified checks and be labeled Bids for Georgetown Bridge. The Board may reject any bids by order of the Board of County Commissioners dated November 22 1920.
Advertisers are urged to print Butter wrappers at The Paris Post to ensure compliance with the Pure Food law. The notice stresses proper labeling and conformity with regulatory standards for food products.
Rupert Ida January reports from F. R. Randolph show rising hay demand with railcar prices from 10 to 10.50 dollars. Potatoes see light demand, at about 65 to 60 cents per hundred pounds.
Chicago reports a two cent gasoline price cut by Standard Oil Indiana with local offices and a three cent kerosene drop as crude oil falls from 3.50 to 3 a barrel. Bid solicitations follow for a Joseph Ha e home and four acres in the city’s north part, asking for written offers at reasonable terms from buyers.
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