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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
2
The cattle herd shrinks yet higher prices spur breeding. winter feed is ample and ranges prime. Nationwide moisture yields fine pastures and soil ready for crops. Sheep numbers and values climb for wool and lambs, signaling breeders’ strongest year since the post war slump.
Bear Lake Post No. 84 shines in the Idaho American Legion drive with the highest percentage of new members in town and a notably successful recruitment. The article notes Idaho Department of the American Legion posting top national rank in new memberships for 1925.
Public notice announces a February 6 1926 sale at ten o clock AM at the Bear Lake County Courthouse Paris Idaho. The sale arises from a foreclosure decree dated December 18 1925 in the Bank of Montpelier against John H Sparks Helen C Sparks Mose Lewis and others with multiple land parcels and water rights.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Blackfoot Idaho December 26 1926 notice that Frank J Jones of Cokeville Wyoming filed for three year proof to establish a stock-raising homestead claim on sections 27 and 34 township 15 south range 46 east Boise meridian before United States Commissioner W Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho on February 5 1926. Witnesses Clifford Williams W J Corrier T Carper George Murry. Acting Register Theopord C Peterson. Stock-raising homestead entry act December 29 1916.
The document records a foreclosure and sale to satisfy a judgment, dated January 11 1926, and a notice of intent to make final three year proof for land in Idaho by Edwin Augustus Austin with witnesses Horatius N. Austin J Vivian Nye Paul Arnett and Lawrence H. Peterson before U S Commissioner at Montpellier Idaho on February 10 1926. It includes a list of land parcels and homestead entry details from Stock-raising entries in Mackett and Bouse meridian regions.
Department of the Interior notice in Blackfoot Idaho announces Lyman Hymns of Liberty Idaho filed for three year proof to establish a stock-raising homestead claim for Lots 3 and 4 Section 18 and Lots 1 and 2 Section 19 Township 13 South Range 43 East Boise meridian. Witnesses named: George E. Shepherd Alma Poulsen Joseph Beck Walter Poulsen all of Ovid R F D No 1 Idaho. Proceedings before U S Commissioner W Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho on February 23 1926.
Department of the Interior notice that John W. Lyon of Ovid Idaho filed intent to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for sections 18 19 township 12 south range 43 east Boise meridian. Proof before United States Commissioner W Smith Hoge Paris Idaho on February 13 1926 with witnesses David C King Orson W Hymas Richard D Orr Alfred C Hymas all of Ovid Idaho.
Lorenzo H Hemmert of St Charles Idaho filed notice of intention to make three land entries for Lots 1 2 3 4 in Section 30 Township 16 South Range 46 East Bolsa Meridian. The filing before W Smith Hoge U S Commissioner Paris Idaho is set for March 2 1926. Witnesses named as well.
A dialogue describes a beach encounter under moonlight with a girl and a bashful swain. The boy cites sand in his mouth preventing a kiss as the girl cheekily urges him to swallow it. The scene blends flirtation with playful banter about romance on the sands.
The era of the Terror in Paris saw more than 2,500 people executed. At Nantes the Loire saw mass drownings of 5,000 men women and even children by revolutionary forces.
Lawrence Peterson William Hill Parely Olsen of St Charles Ida ho and J R Pugmire of Paris Ida ho file stock raising homestead entry under Act 421 25 with details shown in notice.
Amy Munk county treasurer announces on January 27 1926 at the county seat that warrants of multiple school districts listed will cease to accrue interest and be processed in Paris Idaho. Weather report from Grover Wyoming notes unusually mild dry conditions with about 18 inches of snow to date aiding local ranchers.
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