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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
8
The Paris Post in cooperation with the Paris Lions Club publishes This Town Doctor, a fifty two part series urging residents to embrace booster ideals. It argues thinking positively about the town spurs action and progress while cynicism drags the community down.
The article notes that many flocks fail to lay enough for profit. University of Illinois data show average profit 86 cents per hen, with better flocks earning 2.28 dollars per hen, while loafers reduce profits by 1.42 dollars. US Department figures link low egg output to farm losses and call for better stock and hatchery cooperation under the banner Hatchery Chicks for Greater Profits. A paragraph mentions a lost 410 shotgun between Paris and St Charles, with contact details for the finder.
Notice is given by the administrator Alfred A Hart of the estate of George E Jarvis to all creditors and persons with claims to present vouchers within six months of the first publication. Address for claims is the administrator's home in Bloomington Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated January 21 1929.
Notice states Evan Maughan, sentenced March 27 1928 in the Bear Lake Idaho District Court for assault with intent to commit rape, will seek full pardon at the Idaho Board of Pardons April 1929 meeting. Filing reference 1-28-m-21.
Commissioners of Bear Lake County Idaho announce the preliminary budget filed under 1927 law. A copy is in the Clerk's office. The board. will meet on the first Monday in April at the Paris Courthouse to fix the final budget and hear taxpayers.
Stafford Cleveland filed with Bear Lake County Idaho Probate Court a petition to determine the time of death of Emma E. Cleveland and to determine heirs kinship and right of descent of real property. The notice is to all creditors and heirs in the estate.
Notice that Emma E Cleveland died intestate around December 31 1918 a Bear Lake County Idaho resident. The real estate described includes Lot 1 and East half of Lot 8 in Block 27 Plat A St Charles Townsite. Heirs S E Cleveland now deceased and children Elmer C Cleveland John B Cleveland and Stafford C Cleveland are named to receive the property as heirs. A probate hearing is set for April 20 1929 at the Bear Lake County Probate Court in Purity Idaho with notice to creditors and heirs. Earl Shepherd is administrator of Ira Lee Hymas estate and the notice asks creditors to file claims within six months.
Public notice announces creditors to present claims against the estate of Ira Lee Hymas, deceased, with filing details and deadlines per the governing probate law. The document directs interested parties to meet statutory notice requirements and submit verified claims accordingly.
The text cites estimates of the buffalo population from 60 million in early times to about 20 million in 1850 and 5.5 million by 1870, then a drastic fall to 800 by 1895, outlining a long decline in bison numbers.
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