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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1932
Page
4
The Paris Idaho paper announces publication every Thursday under editor John A. Wallis. Subscription rates are two dollars annually or one dollar for six months, and one dollar for three months, all prepaid.
Idaho will be formally accredited as practically free of tuberculosis in cattle. The designation follows testing in Power and Oneida counties and makes Idaho the first state west of the Mississippi to conclude herd testing with reactors destroyed and ranges largely exempted when no reactors are found. Since 1919 Idaho tested nearly 900000 cattle, with about 4500 reactors culled.
M D Lows depart Paris after selling their home to Clem Humphreys to spend summer in Logan Utah at A C summer school. He will then move to Montpelier Idaho to teach chemistry at the high school. He has served in Bear Lake Stake presidency and as bishop of Paris second ward.
Idaho delegates to the Republican national convention favor Senator Borah and oppose a prohibition referendum plank. John Hart of Menan chairs the delegation. Stanley Easton of Kellogg joins the resolutions committee. Florence Bush of Boise acts as secretary with proxy for Mrs. Keen. election of national committeeman and committeewoman postponed.
Fred Gobel arrived here in the latter part of last week from Los Angeles where he spent the winter. He was married last fall in California to Mrs. Cora Wallace, formerly Miss Car Woolley, who will arrive later to spend the summer.
Mrs Leah Krogue died suddenly on the 10th after a brief illness. She was born April 21 1869 in Bloomington and was an active officer in the primary association and relief society. She leaves a large family including seven children and is interred in Bloomington cemetery with funeral services led by Bishop Mumford.
Utah issued 62 117 licenses as part of a regional report on fishing and hunting. Wyoming Idaho Montana Nevada show split figures for resident and nonresident licenses across fishing, hunting, game birds, and big game with totals ranging from about 4 965 nonresident licenses in Idaho to 102 080 Montana licenses and 16 334 Nevada licenses, reflecting broad participation in the sport.
Dr. Reed Rich and his wife Mrs. Reed Rich arrived from Portand Oregon where he earned a medical degree at the Northwest School of Medicine. After visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Rich they will relocate to Ogden Utah for his position at the Dee hospital.
Estate of Samuel Armatage deceased. Administrator with will annexed notifies creditors to present claims with vouchers within six months of publication. Claims must be shown at Bear Lake County Idaho residence where estate business is conducted. Dated May 14 1939.
Sidney Burgoyne administrator with will annexed of the estate of Samuel Armatage, deceased. First publication May 19 1983. Last publication June 16 1932.
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