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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
Kemmerer Fox Farm Inc suffers a suspected theft causing major losses. A caretaker is jailed as investigation continues. About eighty pups and nineteen mature Silver foxes disappeared, with total estimated loss exceeding 25 000 dollars.
A caretaker is jailed after giving conflicting statements regarding an incident in Kemmerer Gaa zette. Local authorities continue to investigate and seek clarity on the sequence of events.
In Vernal Utah on June 1 three youths from Colorado California and Illinois confess to stealing nine automobiles during a Denver to Utah trip. Walter Demes 19 Harold Johnson 18 and Dick Campbell 19 are jailed in Duchesne after Strawberry Valley arrest following tips from Yampa Colorado authorities who reported a stolen car there.
The columnist argues that postwar society should view military attire with respect but recognize that a uniform does not define a person. The essay reflects on civilian identity after conflict and warns against equating appearance with character.
William J. Hill of Smoot, Star Valley, is critically ill at home from an unusual poisoning after he cut into a cluster of ticks while shearing sheep. Blood from the ticks sprayed his face and some entered his mouth, with doctors diagnosing a severe tick blood poisoning.
Governor May O. Gardner says women skipping meals to stay slim depresses demand for bread potatoes and meat, contributing to falling farm prices. She cites consumer hunger as a factor in the agricultural downturn. The remarks were reported from Raleigh North Carolina.
Probate Court Bear Lake County Idaho to hear petition for determining time of death heirs and descent of real property of John T Humphreys died 1922. Hearing set June 17 1929 at 10 am before Christian Tueller probate judge Paris Idaho.
Estate of 8 E Cleveland also known as Shelley E Cleveland deceased. Stafford C Cleveland administrator to creditors and all claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within six months after first publication to Stafford O Cleveland administrator at home in St Charles Bear Lake Idaho the place fixed for business of the estate.
Dan C. Rich as guardian will sell at private sale after June 17 1929 in Bear Lake County Idaho the real estate of Mary W. Jones an incompetent person. The parcel contains about 5 acres 80/100 with water rights and appurtenances. Ten percent of the bid due at sale with balance on court confirmation. Written bids may be left at the Bear Lake County Probate Court in Paris Idaho or with the guardian.
The Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho hears a petition by Co R Cummins to determine time of death of L Cummins and Nancy Jane Cummins and identify heirs and kinship. L Cummins died intestate before May 12 1922 and Nancy Jane Cummins died intestate about November 18 1926.
June 3 Historic New York weather record shows 44 degree low at 5 am. The prior June low was 45 degrees set June 2 1907. A late week heat wave peaked at 90 degrees Friday, followed by the unprecedented cool spell.
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