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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1945
Page
4
A prospectus notes a rate of two hundred dollars annually for mailing services across the United States. The offer specifies delivery to any address nationwide and highlights fixed yearly pricing for bulk or apportionment mailing.
The House extends the lend-lease act to June 1949 and maintains a large unobligated balance. Critics note postwar allocations and France and other nations receive billions for materials and equipment. The article details hearings, committee work, and a call for lawful authorizations over executive actions.
In Bear Lake County Idaho probate court the estate of Joseph Bunn deceased offers private sale of the south half of Lot 1 Black 8 Paris Townsite Section 11 Township 14 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian about one half acre with water rights. Terms cash in US funds ten percent due at sale balance after court confirmation. Bids must be written and may be delivered to the administrator in Grimmatt Building Paris Idaho or to the court clerk after first publication before sale.
A wartime hint urges families to determine how much beyond 10 percent of their income they can invest in War Bonds each payday. The guidance highlights many families have at least two workers and encourages disciplined saving for war financing.
March 12 1945 proceedings show Board approving road and bridge claims and warrants. Bond for Justice of the Peace Pugmire. bids invited for airport-adjacent lands Rich Wallentine and CCR Pugmire properties. 1945 use bids cash in advance. Current expenses listed for sheriff staff, supplies, relief, and utilities. Board to assist in airport opening with up to 500 dollars from Airport Budget.
Thomas S. Smith administrator announces private sale of Ernest R. Smith deceased estate in Bear Lake County Idaho. Parcels include 157 acres and 6 acres plus 24 acres with detailed land descriptions. 10 percent cash at sale, balance on court confirmation. bids accepted after April 9 1945. Sale conducted through D E Haddock attorney in Paris Idaho or administrator or Bear Lake Probate Court. First publication March 22 1945. Last publication April 5 1945.
A hometown piece on returning soldiers, led by Doc Walters, urging acceptance over pity. Charlie Marsh, home from overseas with wounds, regains confidence by resuming normal activities like horse shoes and beer. The message: wounded veterans want ordinary life and work, not overprotection.
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