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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
3
The article argues that publicity via the local paper drives community movements. It stresses the paper's role as a business but also a public benefit, funded by subscribers and advertisers, and essential in sharing progress, interests, and opportunities to make a town bigger and more enterprising.
Sheriff Cooper arrested proprietor Mr. Kasiska at the Bannock hotel in Pocatello for violating local option law. He found about a quart of liquor there in a vessel ready to spill, and noted that several prominent locals were present at the time, all tied to the incident under bonds.
The report covers district finances from Sept 1 1910 to July with a total of 2001.90 dollars. Secretary Hapbock signs as secretary and notes a notable event or payment. The text references a Paris event on July 24th.
Paris Idaho adopts a licensing ordinance requiring business licenses for banks electric light firms telephone firms hotels restaurants creameries coal dealers and stables among others. Licenses cost monthly fees per category with penalties up to 100 dollars for violations approved July 1 1911.
Notice is hereby given that the stockholders of Paris Boulder Mining will hold a stockholders meeting in Paris Idaho on June 20 to consider a deal with eastern parties regarding development and possible disposal of Paris Boulder Mining properties. J J Eversoll secretary.
An ad describes butter labeling under Idaho state law and offers printed butter wraps on vegetable parchment. It details mail delivery prices: 100 wraps for $1, 500 for $2, 4,000+ at $3.50 per thousand, with additional mail fees of 40 cents per 500 and 75 cents per 1,000. Cash with orders.
Sunday July 30th notices list conferences in Garden City and Wardboro with attendees E W Irwin and Wardboro Wit 0 Clark and Walter Hancock Liberty J L Dunford and David Krogne. European and German conferences set for July 28 in Ovid and August 13 in Paris with presiding officials J H Shepherd and Win L Richards.
A fragmentary critique notes the first trio and the first symphony as confused explosions of a talented youth. The second symphony is derided as a monster that cannot die, while comparisons to Weber and Beethoven lampoon excess and genius.
Notice from County Treasurer J Henry Stocker that warrants from the expense series are redeemable upon presentation within ten days after the notice date. The office states payment will be made for recognized warrants after this deadline. Summer 7 date appears in the document.
Notice declares the assessment roll completed and delivered to the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners. The Board of Equalization will convene on Monday July 10 1911. Howard H Broomhead County Clerk.
Serial No 0776 Department of the Interior Land Office announces final proof hearing for Frank B Pindlay of Fish Haven Idaho who filed for a land claim in section 10 township 16 south range 43 east under the Old Gre Meridian. Hearing set before Smith Hoge U.S. Commissioner at Pocatello Idaho on July 49 1911. Claimants include Shipley Newell Booth Ezra Howell Hugh W Findlay all of Fish Haven Idaho Henry W Kriner Register.
Margarette Grandi of Paris Idaho filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish his claim to the lands described in parcel SW 1-458 Sec 8 N1 2 NE 1 4 SE 1 4 Sect 17 T14 R43 E Boise Meridian before Smith Hoge Paris Idaho on August 24 1911. Witnesses Emil Grandi J Henry Stocker John L Fuch Henry Fuchs all of Paris Idaho. Henry W V Kiefer Register.
Notice for Publication in the Blackfoot Idaho land office dated June 24 1911 states Thomas E Michaelson of St Charles Idaho filed year proof to establish a claim on the ST2LN B1 4 H1-28 b 1 4 land in township 15 south range 43 east with witnesses Ellis Wilhelmsen Ernest W Alfred John Barker Jr Willian Michaelsen and Henry W Kreves as register Smith Hoge will supervise the proceedings in Paris Idaho on August 24 1901
Notice announces bids for completing the Paris Franklin wagon road. Bids must be filed with Secretary L Rich of the Paris Franklin Road Commission by June 26, 1951. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
Hugh W. Findley of Fish Haven Idaho filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his land claim for Desert Land Entry No. 4476 in Township 16 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. The hearing before A. S. Commissioner Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho is set for July 2, 1911, with witnesses Ezra J. Howell Charles C. Shirley Newell A. Booth and Frank P. Findlay all of Fish Haven Idaho.
Department of the Interior notice from Blackfoot Idaho dated June 12 1911 states David J Kunz of Bern Idaho filed intent to prove up his mining claim in five years. He will appear before U S Commissioner Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho on August 12 1911 with witnesses Christian Bubler Rudolph Brenz William Bischoff and David Kunz all of Bern Idaho.
Orson Kunz heirs of Sophia Nelson deceased of Bern Idaho files intent to prove up a homestead entry on land in sections 26 and 35 township 42 south range 43 east Boise Meridian. The claim is to be established before Smith Hoge on August 12, 1911, with witnesses David J. Kunz William Bischoff Henry Kunz and Christian Bubler Jr. of Bern Idaho. Henry W. Kremer is register.
Notice is hereby given that David Co Kunz of Bern Idaho filed to make final proof to establish their claim to the land described in a homestead entry. The hearing before U S Commissioner Salih Hoye at Parks Idaho is set for August 25 with witnesses David J Kuoz Job T Rigby Henry Duz Rudolph Beird and others listed.
Board of Directors levies assessment No 3 of one per share on the stock of Paris Boulder Miplag Co payable to J J Everson secretary Provo Utah. Unpaid by August 5 1911 will be delinquent and sold at public auction to cover costs and expenses. Office 50 North Academy Ave Provo Utah.
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