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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
4
A speaker reflects on the debt owed to one's hometown for support and resources. They argue true repayment comes from giving back voluntarily to the town and contributing to its prosperity and well being. The piece contrasts civic duty with personal ambition and adds snippets of humorous sayings.
Federal state and county efforts push toward bovine tuberculosis elimination as testing nears completion. By June 30 1926 about half of U S breeding cattle were tested and nearly one million reactors removed, halving losses at packing centers since 1916 and promising large economic and public health benefits.
The remark notes trouble with spooners who flirt in corridors of public buildings and asks if Japan has gained full fellowship among civilized nations. The tone suggests a satire of national behavior and international standing.
A man was arrested Monday afternoon on a charge of wilfully insulting the American flag. Deputy Jim Matthews said Burks failed to remove his hat as the colors passed and made slighting remarks during the parade at Second and Center streets. He was arraigned before Justice O J Bell and is held for a preliminary hearing.
A fragment comments on public shaming and social pressure in online exchanges. It notes that people respond to insults by posting or mocking, reflecting on how embarrassment circulates in digital communities.
A motorist emerges gasping after a mishap and his friend jokes about oiling the wrong cylinder. The motorist realizes the oil was applied to his ear, not the engine component.
Here lies Sofia Proctor who caught a cold and could not recover. She could not stay, she had to go. Praise God from whom all blessings flow.
A witty aphorism notes that a pretty woman’s tears often stem from financial worry rather than emotional pain, implying money matters drive her emotional displays. The line contrasts appearance with purse strings and social pretenses in a concise moral quip.
Executors Samuel W Matthews and Alonzo H Matthews inform creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the executors home in Liberty Bear Lake Idaho, the estate's business place. Dated May 27 1927.
Public notice announces a foreclosure sale under a 1927 judgment. The Union Central Life Insurance Company sues John and Ida Toomer Thomas and Lucy Smith and Bear Lake State Bank. The sale covers 160 acres in Section 36 Township 12 South Range 42 East plus four shares of Mill Canyon North Canal stock with water rights and improvements. Sale is Friday at 10 a.m. at the Bear Lake County Courthouse front door Paris Idaho.
Notice of public sale directed by the General Land Office to Ole Jensen for 40 acres in Township 15 South Range 44 East Boise Meridian at 11:00 A M June 29 1927 at the Blackfoot Idaho land office. Highest bidder must pay immediately. claims or objections must be filed by sale time. Also begins alias summons in the district court regarding Ezra Howell Nellie Howell Bear Lake State Bank and A W Shep- clinch.
HPRD and J. R. Shepherd together with F. T. Shepherd F. Lie Shepherd Owen Shepherd and Archie Shepherd appear as co partners in Shepherd Hardware and Implement Company while F. T. Shepherd and Sons are named as co partners.
The state sends greetings to named defendants in a Bear Lake District Court case. A complaint seeks to foreclose a mortgage recorded in Book 10 page 582 with 20 days to respond in district and 40 days elsewhere. The order is dated April 26 1927 with Frank L. Stephan as attorney general and S E Blaine assisting.
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