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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
4
A jumble of marginal notes discusses front-page reading notices and locals with stray phrases about swat sounds and working men lacking jobs. It critiques government spending and urges redirected war funds to create employment for idle workers nationwide.
Grasshoppers are hatching on Prairie Farms as reported by Ralph M. Pav agricultural agent for Idaho County. Grassbanners show sparking appearance on Yamas Prairie from various locations. Eradication measures are being sought as large areas are affected. damage is expected to be larger than last year.
The Bannock National Bank reopened its doors to the public on Friday May 13 after its closure. Curtis, the receiver, announced that claimants must file sworn statements for receivers' certificates and funds will be apportioned as available. Bank staff and customers visited the office with questions.
A town report from Randolph Utah details social visits including Mrs Jobin Gray and Miss Aurilda Wilson as well as George and Don McKinnon hosting events. Ben McKinnon recalls a Salina trip with Max Smith while George Peart travels to Salt Lake for medical care. Mrs John Spencer dies after surgery in Salt Lake City. Bear River flood concerns ease as river runs high. Ideal Beach hosts opening dance June 11. smallpox reported at Ron Nebeker home with vaccination underway.
District 6 of Cache National Forest calls able bodied residents to perform one day of road maintenance on Canyon roads this season. The schedule lists Green Canyon, St Charles area, Big Creek, Day Canyon, Bloomingtor Canyon and others with dates in June and July for community use improvements.
Notice to creditors of Ola Transtrum deceased and public land claim notice filed by Lyell Sullivan. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication to executor Ola Transtrum in St Charles Idaho. Also notice of three year proof for land in Montpelier Idaho with witnesses Albert Dinnich Ida Dinnle Pearl Kunz William Garrett Pegram.
Washington June 18 The house mining committee voted against senate resolutions suspending annual assessments work requirement on mining claims for 1920 through June 30 next year Claim holders must now perform one hundred dollars of work per year until a government patent is issued.
In Washington on June 20 Evan Hoa of Grangeville Idaho was named revenue collector for the district of Idaho. Tames Anderson of Isaba was named revenue collector for the district of Utah. Edwin B Booth of Montana was nominated to be solicitor for the district.
John L. May of Salt Lake City is nominated to be assayed in charge of the Salt Lake assay office under the Department of the Interior. The filing indicates a key personnel appointment for the federal bureau.
Advertises choice home grown Pure Bred Shorthorn bulls of milk strain. Describes beat type animals age 2 and 3 years old. Signed W Clark of Georgetown. Posted 19.
The listing advertises strap pumps in black and brown plus May 20 release, kid leather oxfords in black brown and white canvas high grade with prices from 4.00 to 8.65, and Louis heel oxfords at 7.25. Sizes and widths vary. We aim to fit and please all.
Department of the Interior notice from Blackfoot Idaho dated June 11 1921 announces Stanley Howell of Paris Idaho and David C King of Liberty Idaho filing for three year proof to establish claims on lands described in their homestead applications. Hearings before W Smith Hoge in Paris Idaho set for July 25 1921 and July 26 1921 with witnesses listed for each claimant.
Annie Innes of Paris Idaho filed notice of intention to establish a homestead claim on land described NE4 NW4 N1/2 NE, Section 9 and NW 10 Township 14S Range 43E Boise Meridian. Claim to be established before W. Idaho on July 25 1921 with J T Carruth Register.
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