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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
4
The Disabled American Veterans promotes a gold plated discharge button indicating an honorably discharged World War II veteran who may be disabled. Vivian D. Corbly says the badge signals service and eligibility for free information in filing claims, encouraging public familiarity with the insignia.
Congress ordered the disbandment of the Continental Army with 25 privates kept to guard stores at Fort Pitt and 55 to guard stores at West Point.
A collage of remarks features Patricia Stevens on matronly trends in America. Wille Salag claims mice in his cellar to explain his pet reptile. Paul Porter asserts law of supply and demand limits. W H Davis criticizes the Wagner Act. James Previn accuses the Wagner Act of bias against employers. Ex-Colored Ducat Kirk discusses reenlisting as a sergeant and housing hopes.
The eye of the chameleon is described as funnel shaped with a tiny pupil at the narrow end. This distinctive morphology is noted to aid precision focusing and depth perception in its variable daily environment.
The 1945 motor vehicle deaths numbered about one third of all accident deaths totaling 96 000. Disabling injuries reached 10 200 000 causing an economic loss of 5 200 000 000 and an output reduction of 415 000 000 man-days.
Garden City residents hosted and visited over the Memorial weekend with relatives and friends from Ogden Bear Lake Montpelier and Randolph. Local families welcomed guests including Woffinden Sims Hodges Lutz Wamsley and Jensen households and celebrated a child’s birthday with games and refreshments.
If you use a bleach when you wash towels dilute it to protect fabric. Dry towels in sunshine but bring them in when dry to prevent wind from fraying hems. If selvage wears, sew several rows along the edge to reinforce and extend towel life.
A historical note states that for commercial ivory, tusks from male elephants are preferred over those from females. It discusses trade bias and market demand influencing tusk value and sourcing practices.
Fire Department finances report shows totals for General Fund bond interest and sinking fund across all funds. It outlines accumulated obligations, commitments, and overall debt service payments due. The document summarizes funding streams and interfund transfers related to public safety financing.
Mr Henry Monson travels to Salt Lake on business. Families visit Clarkston and Logan. Local graduates Ile Mae Pugmire and Grant Welling are noted. Attendees travel to MIA and Primary conventions. several relatives visit Elden Mattson and Welling households.
The United States Forest Service warns that livestock trespassing on lands within the Paris Grazing District of Cache National Forest Utah and Idaho may be impounded on or after June 15, 1946. Owners may redeem by reimbursing gather and impounding costs. unredeemed animals will be sold at public auction, then private sale or destroyed per regulations. Jay Bhann, Forest Ranger, Cache National Forest.
The district court in Bear Lake County Idaho issues a summons in a quiet title action brought by VAN NESS D WALLENTINE S and HATTIE WALLENTINE against GEORGE MOORE and unknown heirs, devisees, owners, and claimants regarding land described as the south half of the southeast quarter section 35 township 11 south range 45 east Boise meridian and lots 1 and 2 section 2 township 12 south range 45 east, totaling about 159 acres. Defendants must appear and plead within twenty days of service, otherwise judgment by default will be entered. Witness dated May 11, 1944.
The note advises never to hang knit clothes. Stretch them while damp to help shape. This care tip emphasizes gentle handling to preserve garment structure.
The article notes that most fabric covered shoes can be cleaned using carbon tetrachloride, highlighting a cleaning method tied to shoe materials and maintenance.
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