Thursday periodical with editor John A. Wallis
A Thursday print edition published by John A. Wallis the editor and publisher. The snippet lists a price line and issue identifiers but lacks story content.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
4
A Thursday print edition published by John A. Wallis the editor and publisher. The snippet lists a price line and issue identifiers but lacks story content.
A reflection on fair trading etiquette urges consumers to spend with local shops and printers rather than seeking favors from distant suppliers. It argues against showing superiority when requesting support and emphasizes fairness and locality in commerce.
A specialist offers a cure to a sick man in a heated bargaining scene at the Exchange. The patient asks for the cost and the agent counters with a higher price, noting a better bid from the undertaker. The fragment hints at a satire of commerce and desperation in a crowded market setting.
Twenty two years ago in Paris marks a Fourth of July welcome for James C Rich returning from the Philippines with Company C of the Idaho volunteers. A city committee and Mayor Joseph R Shepehrd led a large delegation to greet him in Montpelier before a parade through Main Street with decorated carriages and riders on horse and bicycle as bells and guns announced the entry.
The Paris procession paused before Mayor Shepherd's establishment with an informal reception. Senator William Budge, vice president of the State volunteer reception committee, attended and praised the welcome. Businesses flew national colors. a planned stake Tabernacle gathering was canceled due to scarlet fever, with plans for a monster meeting once quarantines lift.
Randall County item highlights LaRay Telford's operation at L D S hospital Salt Lake City and Nearly recovering Long illnesss of Lateva Neville. Clifford Kennedy suffers smallpox case. Mrs S A McKinnon returns from Ogden Brigham City planning move. H W Crosby and G F Walker purchase Hotel and Cafe from Mrs B Chapman Farmington and remodel before new furniture arrives.
A reflective verse about neighbors and community praising trusted friends who lend a hand. The speaker cherishes a bosom friend who offers an ear and steady help, sharing tools and mutual aid. The poem muses on salvation and judgment for sinners, imagining the fate of those who live close.
Notice is given by Swan Arnell administrator of the estate of Agnes Caroline Arnell deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to exhibit them with proof of claim within ten months after the first publication at Swan Arnell’s residence in St Charles Bear Lake Idaho the place for the estate’s business Dated June 29 1921 Swan Arnell Administrator.
A clipped notice references a civil service subscription arrear and demands payment. The fragment mentions Equitable and Washington, warning that the subscription is past due and urging action to avoid further steps.
Department of the Interior is in Blackfoot Idaho on June 26 1921 announcing Richard S Sleight of Paris Bears Lake County Idaho holder of Homestead entry Serial 026134 for NWSH Section 4 Township 14 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian intends to establish claim to the land on August 4 1928 before W Smith Probate Judge at Paris Idaho. Witnesses listed Obert W Wallentine Thomas G SIG John V Bana Clatehed Pasney Alt of Paris Idaho J T Carruth Register
Business leaders urged self improvement over sabotaging rivals. Emphasis on personal achievement yields higher net profits than attempting to outpace competitors.
Department of the Interior notice states Luella Sillivan of Cle Elum Washington filed intent to prove up a homestead claim in Boise Meridian land near Montpelier Idaho. Witnesses listed include Albert Minnich Mrs Ida Dinnich Mrs Pearl Kunz and William T. Garrett from Pegram Idaho. Proceedings set for July 8 1921 before U S Commissioner M B Cherry in Montpelier Idaho.
Executor Ola Transtrum announces that creditors and others with claims against the deceased Ola Transtrum must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at the executor's residence in St Charles Bear Lake County Idaho, the place for estate business. Dated June 21, 1921.
Stanley Howell of Paris Idaho has filed intention to make three year proof to establish a claim on a NW half and SW quarter of section in township 16 south range 45 east Boise meridian. The hearing before Probate Judge W Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho is set for July 26 1921 with J T Carruth as Register and witnesses F L Ringle Jos L Collings Milford Murphy Oliver Bagley.
Department of the Interior notice states David C. King of Liberty Idaho filed intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim in SW% NW Section 25 Township 12S Range 42E Boise Meridian. Proof before Probate Judge W Smith Hoge at Pocatello Idaho on July 26 1916 witnesses Alfred C G Hymas Richard D Orr Avery Wixom William G Smith all of Sharon Idaho J T Carruth Register
Department of the Interior Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho gives notice Annie Innes of Paris Idaho plans to make three year proof to establish ownership of the described land. Proof to be presented before W Smith Hoge Probate Judge Paris Idaho on July 26 1926 with witnesses Henry Grandy William Caldwell Morgan J Rich Bart Innes all of Paris Idaho and J T Carruth Register.
Pure protection at reasonable cost promises funding policies by removing costly investment features that raise the premium without essential value. Annual rates per thousand vary by age from 11.66 for ages 16 to 21 to 28.41 for age 60, with agents Kunz in Montpelier and Howell in Paris.
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