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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
7
Hugh Sloan of Poznette Wisconsin reports months of breathing difficulty and limited activity improved after six months using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The ad claims quick relief for poor blood circulation with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
County commissioners meet in multiple sessions to approve bills and bonds, authorize auditor renovations, appoint road overseers, and plan jail construction. Notices include a nonpartisan convention call for Paris Idaho with March 13, 1911, and adjournment dates for late February and early March.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Pioneer Irrigation & Manufacturering Co. will be held on the second water vestry in March for the purpose of electing nine directors and a water master and for the transaction of any other business. CJ Swepner, President, L. T Suevitern, Secretary.
The annual meeting of the South Field Ditch and Canal Company will be held in the Paris First ward meeting house on March 6, 1911 at 10 oclock a m for electing new directors and to transact such other business as may come before the meeting. Signed A F Sramiker President.
City of Paris mayor W W Richards announces a city election on April 5 1911 at the courthouse. Positions include mayor clerk treasurer police judge and two councilors from wards one through three. Polls open 8 a.m. and close 7 p.m. Officers listed: Annie Cooper registrar Sarah Stocker distributing clerk and judges Athay Davis Lunzeker.
An order directs a special term of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District for Bear Lake County Idaho to be held in Paris at 10 o'clock a m on Thursday April 20. The order is issued from chambers by Anreep Broun in February.
Sunday events list missionaries Fred Price and Morris Low visiting Sharon and Fish Haven. J M Ward and F L Payne appear multiple times in Montpelier Georgetown and Bern appointments. Frank Weaver and Jared Parker are named for Noonan Ovid and nearby stops.
Notice to show cause issued by the Probate Court Bear Lake County Idaho in the matter of the estate of Robert Price. The court orders all interested parties and creditors to appear on the specified Thursday at 10 oclock to show why an order should not be granted to administrators to sell necessary real estate. Publication in Paris Post for four consecutive weeks. Dated month day. Judge Grimmett presiding. Walter Hoge & Son insurance ads follow.
Notice to stockholders announces a meeting on Monday at 10 o clock in the ward vestry for electing five trustees and a watermaster and to handle any other business. J U Stuchi is president and W W Shepherd secretary.
The readable fragment mentions numbers 100 and 1600 with wrappers and sixes. No clear event, people, or organization is identifiable to form a proper news card.
A vintage boast links Malthoid roofing to durability and quality, recalling it as the original for advertising claims about long lasting roofs. The remark frames Malthoid as the standard by which later roofing ads are measured.
The readable text mentions parades and street activities with stray names and terms, reflecting a damaged historical notice. It references various entities and places in garbled form, suggesting a civic or community event broadly described without clear details.
In a faded community note from Idaho, Shepherd Mer Co discusses seed purchases from Burpee and Company of Philadelphia. The letter praises careful seed selection and condemns cheap seed as poor, urging gardeners to rely on quality brands and stock in hand as a tested guide.
A United States census report shows 42 cities submitted data, totaling 85 571 building permits in 1900 with construction valued at 37 173 632 dollars. The report highlights dramatic growth from 1900 to the previous year, with permit activity and building values rising substantially.
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