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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
4
The Paris Post announces weekly publication by the Paris Post Publishing Company Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. It states entry at the Paris Idaho post office as second class matter and lists Wm. BR Holmes and the subscription price.
The Salmon Recorder endorses Judge Alfred Budge of the Fifth district for the Democratic nomination to the supreme bench. He is praised for upright character, strict enforcement of law, impartiality, and a clean tenure on the district bench, with supporters citing his honesty and public service.
An editorial urges each citizen to act as a one person committee to beautify the town. It highlights personal duties like sidewalk sweeping, lawn care, and removing rubbish, and notes vacant lots attract weeds when owners neglect them. It calls for local pride and community spirit.
State land sale notice states that on Friday July 19 1912 tracts of land belonging to Idaho and located in Bear Lake County will be offered at public auction at the Court House Paris Idaho at 10 00 A M. on the specified day. It lists the sale venue and time for the described tracts to be sold to the public.
The city clerk of Paris Idaho certifies the bond registration and confirms the city treasurer’s seal as of July 1 1912. The bearer will be paid twenty seven dollars and fifty one cents in US currency at the city treasurer’s office or Kountze Bros New York, per the municipal coupon bond terms.
The city council approves an ordinance to raise funds via annual taxes on all taxable property from 1912 onward to pay interest on bonds and to create a sinking fund for principal. Taxes will be dedicated solely to interest and principal until fully paid, with prior funds allowed if available, and the ordinance takes effect after passage, approval, and publication.
The article highlights how families use the telephone beyond groceries and daily chores. It notes long distance service aids emergencies, ties families across distances, and enhances social life with shared happiness and sympathy. It invites readers to call long distance for rates.
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