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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
6
Jack Brown of Tacoma reports relief after using Sargon Pills. He describes removing years of systemic poison, ending neuritis and rheumatic pains, improved energy, and regular bowel function. Local agents Paris Drug Co. promoted the treatment.
June 28 1930 proceedings show commissioners noting lack of authority on Sheep Creek road closure and designating next meeting to hear objections. Indigent relief granted. various property valuations adjusted for warehouses stores and residences. adjustments include reductions, increases, exemptions, and double-assessment cancellation. Adjournment to July 7 1930.
On July 7 1980 at 10 am a quorum was not present and the meeting was adjourned to July 14 1930 at 10 am ED C RICH signed as Attest Chairman the adjourned session record reflects formal closure of the prior meeting.
The Bear Lake Hampshire Sheep Club met June 20 1930 at Dean Bartschi s home with most members present A lesson reviewed bucky lambs versus wethers and lamb sale reports from Rupert Also July meetings planned at Wesley Jensen s home and secretary roll call changes noted Members named include Ruby Hymas Mona Hymas LaMoyne Mathews Marion Matthews Catherine Hansen and Beulah Morgan Other entries cover the Mery Makers club and the Jolly Quintet revealing officers lessons muffins caps aprons and a Bear Lake camping plan
The local baseball team will meet the Grace ball team on their ground Sunday afternoon for a regional matchup. Grace innings and scores not provided.
Public notice declares a special bond election for Common School District No. Two in Bear Lake County Idaho to be held July 12 1980 at the district school. Voters will decide on issuing bonds up to 16500 dollars at six percent for up to twenty years to fund a new schoolhouse.
Voters will mark either Bonds Yes or Bonds No on printed ballots. Polls open at eight in the morning and close at seven in the evening on election day. Dated June 19, 1930. James Bunderson, Clerk of Board of Trustees.
Notice dated June 13 1930 states opening at eight o clock and seven o clock p m on the same day with closing times specified. Signed by John H Jensen trustee.
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