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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1931
Page
7
Estate of Oliver Floyd in Bear Lake Idaho publishes creditor claims deadline six months from first publication. Ernest Gubler as administrator orders all claimants to present vouchers at his Paris Idaho residence within the period. May 9 1931.
Probate Court Bear Lake County Idaho schedules hearing on June 10 1031 to determine time of death of George J Davis heirs and kinship and descent of real property. Petition by Charles Nate seeks appointment of hearing and notice to creditors and heirs.
Alyas is summoned in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho in Bear Lake County for legal proceedings. The notice directs appearance and response within set deadlines.
The filing plaintiff seeks a judgment to quiet title on land in Bear Lake County Idaho with a long list of heirs and devisees named. A private sale of the Jacob Jordi Annie Jordi estate property in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho is authorized after June 13 1931 with cash bids and 10 percent down, under probate court supervision.
Assessment of one and one half miles per share on the Utah Idaho Mining and Milling Company stock was levied May 16 1921 payable by June 1 1931 to H H Broomhead Paris Idaho. Unpaid by July 11 1931 becomes delinquent and will be advertised for sale. if unpaid by August 1 1931 it will be sold to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs. Secretary Treasurer.
Washington Star quotes Jnd Tunkins calling out a single talkative man as needing a unplugged microphone to entertain himself. The remark critiques verbose speakers and prompts reflection on public discourse dynamics.
A stray quotation from the Grand Rapids Press wryly notes that a gossip acts as a bridge where there is nothing to say linking whispers and silence. The line plays on subtext and social observation without naming specific events or people.
A housewife recounts using an emergency shelf of canned foods when her maid fell ill. She describes preparing oven baked beans, Boston brown bread, a whole baked chicken, and rice from cans to keep the household running for a month. The tale emphasizes preparedness and resourcefulness.
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