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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Bear Lake County Idaho include one year at 2.00, six months at 1.25, and three months at 0.75. Foreign country rate is 2.50 for one year. Boarding phone line appears incomplete.
The article argues Americans have offered little constructive proposals in disarmament talks. It urges the United States to act positively and decisively to shape world opinion toward peaceful adjustment of disputes. It warns that letting disarmament fail at conference could miss a century defining opportunity.
Congress adjourns for the summer as heat rises in Washington. The White House door is padlocked while a neighbor looks after the cat or perhaps the pet will accompany vacation plans at White Pine Camp.
A calm Adirondacks retreat serves as the summer White House for President and Mrs Goolidge. The presidency is described as a heavy burden despite full support and comforts provided for rest from Washington duties.
Attorney General 4 H Connor issues an opinion to Miss Elizabeth Russum on publication of annual school reports. Reports must list every warrant detail and purpose in order, not lump totals. Applies to cities and villages and clarifies annual financial reporting standards.
A Bloomington weekend roundup lists Mr and Mrs F H and other relatives visiting from Provo Magna and Salt Lake City. The note mentions a large audience at a program by Ovid Mutual and a surprise party for Miss Alice Jacobson with many local attendees. Also cited are local travel and visiting relatives including Wesports from Liberty and Bear Lake shores trips.
Public notice of foreclosure and sale by Asa Athay Sheriff of Bear Lake County Idaho. The property includes the north half of the southwest quarter and other portions in section 22 township 12 south range 43 east Boise meridian totaling 160 acres, subject to a prior mortgage for 800 dollars to Lee Charles Miller dated September 30, 1919. Sale at Bear Lake County Courthouse on August 6, 1926 at 10 a.m. to the highest cash bidder.
John Floyd visiting grandmother Mrs Clara Welker from Salt Lake City. Paris visitor Maurine Welikér and Montpelier resident Wilt King toured Bloomington week. George Reese dies. funeral Saturday at 2 08. Cokeville link. Victor Regs returns for ill brother. Delta visitors Floyd and Ban Johns arrive for funeral. Mayor James L Dunford spoke at Sacrament meeting about Hawaii trip. Los Angeles pair Jack Hunter and family in town. Mrs Wm Crossley joins husband herding sheep in Bloomington canyon.
Attorney General AD H Connor argues expenditures must be itemized with amounts and the payee for annual school district financial reports. The note cites a 1921 ruling, disputes lumping items, and sets publication date as July 1 each year. Also includes a separate land notice for Paul Arnett in Idaho with witness list and filing date.
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