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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
4
A visitor criticizes local sales forces for indifference and lack of soliciting effort in Bear Lake Valley Idaho. A poppy day anecdote from Idaho Falls illustrates customer engagement gaps. The piece argues for alert courteous service to keep shopping local.
Political notice announces Raymond Budge as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Probate Judge of Bear Lake County. He asks voters for support and pledges to discharge duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected. Dated May 15, 1929.
H H Dalrymple announces entry in the Democratic primary for county sheriff after uncertainty over John Hillier’s candidacy. He notes years of prior service as sheriff and pledges an energetic campaign and best possible service if nominated and elected.
Josph Bagley announces his bid for Beat Lake County commissioner district 1 on the Democratic ticket for the August 3, 1926 primary. A long-term resident and taxpayer pledges to cut county expenses and lower taxes if elected. He asks for votes in the primary and, if nominated, the general election.
S E Hymas announces candidacy for Bear Lake County District 3 commissioner in the upcoming primary on August 3. A resident taxpayer, Hymas states belief in qualification to serve taxpayers efficiently and economically and asks for votes.
Ernest Gabler is a Republican candidate for County Assessor in the August 8 primary. The message urges voters to support Gabler, emphasizing his qualifications and stating he will work diligently if elected.
Ernest Gubler appeals as Bear Lake County resident and taxpayer urging support for his role as county commissioner candidate in District No 1 on the Democratic ticket. He emphasizes long residence and dedication to economical, efficient county government. Shirley, C.C. also declares candidacy for nomination in Bear Lake County with focus on serving residents if elected.
Department of the Interior publishes notice that Paul Arnett of St. Charles Idaho seeks three year proof to establish a land claim on sections 1 and 12 in township 16 south range 44 east Boise meridian. Hearing before A S Commissioner W Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho August 28 1926. Witnesses named Hemmert Anderson Nye Peterson.
Public notice lists Bear Lake County warrant call paying school district warrants after July 1926 with interest to cease in 10 days. Also a foreclosure sale of Bear Lake land in district court case including ASA Jensen Venice Jensen W. J. Crockett Mercantile Co and others with sale set for July 20, 1926 at Bear Lake County Courthouse Paris Idaho.
Trustees of Rural High School No. 1 Bear Lake County Idaho urge voters to approve a 20 year amortization bond plan totaling 16500 dollars to pay off existing obligations and fund improvements for Fielding Academy property and startup of a Rural High School with church support and seminary.
S N Kunz and family from Montpelier counted over 176 automobiles traveling through Logan Canyon Sunday evening between 5 30 and 8 o clock. They were returning home from two days in Logan Utah and began counting near the power house above Logan stopping at Garden City. The count was the greatest seen in the canyon.
Webster descendant promotes a pronunciation aid for the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The guide emphasizes stressing the first syllable of Sesquicentennial and the second of centennial to help names and events be spoken correctly during June celebrations.
Senate agrees to delay the rivers and harbors bill until December to ensure the measure remains unacted. The move suggests a cautious stance amid ongoing debate and procedural maneuvering.
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