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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
6
Ethel Perkins administratrix of Alma A Perkins estate asks creditors and those with claims to file within four months after first publication. Claims must include vouchers and be presented at J E Haddock attorney Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake Idaho.
City of Paris Idaho adopts Ordinance 219 setting annual pay for officials. Clerk 875 dollars, Treasurer 400 dollars, Water Tax duties included. City Marshal 2600 dollars total with waterworks superintendent role. City Attorney 126 dollars, Police Judge 300 dollars. Section 6 incomplete text.
The document records a city appropriation ordinance for Paris Idaho for the fiscal year ending April 30 1960. It notes a general fund appropriation of 16710 dollars for general expenses streets lighting salaries and related needs and a cemetery fund appropriation of 1500 dollars for cemetery maintenance. The ordinance repeals conflicting ordinances and bears signatures of Mayor James R Hawkes and Clerk Fred J Price with dates in July 1959.
In Idaho's Caribou and Bear Lake counties during the past winter about 83 deer were trapped and tagged for movement tracking. Deer wear three inch plastic ear tags color coded with brass-neck bells in yellow red green blue black and white. Sightings should be reported with precise location time color of tags and bells to conservation officers or the Idaho Fish and Game and U.S. Forest Service.
The speaker explains that marriage is a kind of partnership and discusses forming business relations with relatives or friends. He notes that sharing profits losses and equal control typically makes partners legally, even without a written agreement, and warns of unforeseen consequences from loose arrangements.
Idaho motorists are urged to slow down during summer travel to reduce fatal crashes. Traffic safety director Harold Davis offers a six point speed checklist focusing on stopping distance, curves, headlight range, following traffic, child safety, and driver alertness. The message also notes potatoes’ composition and Rio Grande Valley’s role as a major garden area with many vegetables grown commercially.
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