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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
3
The Paris Post lists editor John A. Wallis as editor and publisher. Subscriptions offered: one year two dollars in advance, six months one dollar fifty, three months one dollar. Published weekly on Thursdays in Paris Idaho with second class mail status.
Editorial urges Idaho readers to keep print work in state noting 170 print shops employ about 700 people and 250000 annually goes to out of state printers. Argues local papers mirror communities and support local printers and jobs, warning against outsourcing printing for cheaper outside services.
Dr Julius Klein cites rising highway expenditures from 1904 to 1928 and annual road spending above 1 billion since 1921. He argues rural areas remain cut off by mud, urging low cost farm-to-market roads to improve market access and living conditions for farmers.
Administratrix Elizabeth Brown Wallentine will sell at private sale in Bear Lake County Idaho the real property of Thomas Brown deceased. The parcel is 15 acres with water rights described as starting 118 rods east from the northwest corner of the south half of section 21 township 13 south range 43 east Boise meridian. Cash with 10 percent down, sale subject to court confirmation. Bids in writing may be delivered to attorney D. E. Haddock in Paris Idaho or to the clerk of Bear Lake County court after first publication. Jy-17-24, 31
The 1879 showing of the first gas stove marked a turning point as gas became an essential feature in millions of American homes. The rapid industrial and domestic progress highlights a dramatic page in American history.
Oliver L. Peterson administrator of Elmer Peterson deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be filed at his residence in Ovid Bear Lake County Idaho, where business of the estate is conducted. Dated July 15 1930.
The document records a first publication date of July 24, 1930 and a last publication date of August 14, 1930 for a public notice. It notes the notice period and dates without detailing the subject or parties involved.
Six month notice to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers to Oliver L. Peterson administrator at his residence. First publication July 24, 1930.
The trustees of School District No 1 Fish Haven Bear Lake Idaho solicit sealed proposals by August 9 1930 at 3 00 pm for erecting a school building and for heating and plumbing work. Plans available July 17 1930 at John H Jensen clerk Fish Haven and R C Watkins Salt Lake City. A $10 plan deposit and 5 percent bid bond required. bids posted publicly at Fish Haven office with right to reject any bid.
The St Charles Idaho school district calls for sealed proposals for erection of a school building and for heating and plumbing work. Plans available July 17 in St Charles and Salt Lake City. bids due August 9 at 10 00 A M. Bond and deposit requirements apply. bonds and contracts needed within one week of award.
Plaintiffs Joseph T Derricott and William Derricott sue Realty Investment Company the Middlesex Banking Company Central Investment Company Columbia Trust Company Middletown Trust Company and Frank A Coles plus unknown owners over real property in Bear Lake County Idaho. Property described includes Lots 5 6 and 7 in Section 6 and Lot 1 in Section 7 Township 13 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian.
The State of Idaho issues a summons in a district court action filed by plaintiffs to quiet title to 267.2 acres with water rights and appurtenances in Bear Lake County. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service. failure leads to judgment by default. The case is noted as filed July 1930 with Merrill & Merrill as plaintiffs’ attorneys.
Public notice outlines the August 5 1930 primary election for Bear Lake County Idaho listing Democrat and Republican nominees for local and state offices including names and home towns. It also details precinct delegate counts and certification of compliance with election laws.
Compile statutes certify a full true list of nominees with names post office addresses party designations and titles to be voted on at the Bear Lake County Idaho primary election on August 1 1930. County Auditor signs and seals the document July 8 1930.
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