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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1927
Page
4
National Association of Finance Companies manager C Hanch of Chicago argues that compulsory insurance would unfairly cost good drivers and reward careless motorists. He favors license tests to weed out dangerous drivers, noting risk selection is essential and universal rates would raise for all motorists.
Thomas D Campbell of Hadin Montana, a leading grain producer, argues farming should be industrialized to cut costs. He claims current laws already solve 75 percent of farm problems and opposes new laws or large appropriations.
In Cincinnati several factories have completed buildings without smokestacks and four more are planned. Utilities provide heat and power, reducing smokestack symbolism. Farmers increasingly run as business people, boosting industrial efficiency through electric power. The article notes U.S. electric investment and signals the County Fair in Paris will showcase agricultural exhibits and community booths.
The story centers on Isabella who loves Basil while seven cruel brothers oppose their romance. Basil is killed and Isabella places his severed head in a tower pot, from which a plant grows she tends carefully. Alexander’s painting shows Isabella beside the pot.
The passage explains vignettes as small borderless designs such as vine leaves and fruit. Originally these ornamental engravings appeared as early book embellishments.
The executor requires creditors to present their claims with proper vouchers within six months after the first publication to the administrator at his Paris Idaho home, the place fixed for estate business. Dated June 8, 1927. DANEL S. PRICE, Administrator.
Notice is given that on July 29 1927 at Bear Lake County Idaho a sheriff sale will occur under a mortgage foreclosure decree issued in the Fifth Judicial District. The property includes 320 acres and water rights described by sections and townships in Bear Lake County.
Sealed bids will be received until eight o clock p m July 25 1927 for construction of a new water works Intake near the head of Paris City water works system. Bids to City Clerk Paris Idaho with 5 percent certified check payable to Paris City. Right to reject all bids reserved. Dated July 7 1927 by order of Mayor and City Council W Smith Hoge Jy 7-14-21.
The Administratrix Mercy P. Kelsey issues a notice to all creditors and claimants of the deceased Lucius R. Kelsey to present their claims at the Probate Judge's office in Bear Lake County Idaho Paris Idaho. The date of the notice is July 7 1927.
Public sale notices describe foreclosure actions in Bear Lake County Idaho. Sheriff Asa Athay lists sale of pasture and irrigation land totaling 120 acres with 30 shares in Fish Haven Irrigation Ditch and water rights, set for 10 a m at the county courthouse Paris Idaho. A second notice in district court forecloses on 48 acres 112 square rods with 214 shares of Bennington Irrigation stock and water rights, sale scheduled July 11 at 11 a m at the courthouse in Paris Idaho.
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