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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
4
Notice printed under the act of March 3 1879 states John A Wallis as editor and publisher. Subscriptions offered for one year two dollars, six months one dollar fifty, three months one dollar, all strictly in advance.
Bear Lake county communities expand 4-H club work with five member minimum and named leaders. Clubs cover sewing canning pig calf sheep garden poultry and more with yearly exhibits demonstrations judging teams and achievement day. Listed are first and second year sewing and canning groups in Georgetown and Bloomington St Charles Fish Haven and nearby leaders.
Second year boy s calf club participants Liberty Lyman Hymas Treader. First year boy s sheep club Liberty Hugh Morgan leader. Second year boy s purebred sheep club Sharon Ray Densley leader. First year girl s sewing club Liberty Leith Austin leader. Third year girl s sewing club Liberty Mrs Harold Pugmire leader. Second year girl s baking club Liberty Mrs Kenneth Matthews leader. First year boy s calf club Geneva William Tueller leader. First year boy s calf club Dingle J Warren Sitine leader. First year calf club Raymond C Mumford leader.
Los Angeles May 6 report notes shift of western cattle to coast markets due to better coast conditions. Grain finished cattle shipping to coast markets could tighten eastern supplies, benefiting local producers but stressing demand for high quality beef nationwide.
The text mentions three groups described as straight haired, woolly haired, and curly haired. It also references a fourth grouping with a phrase about curly-haired being part of a larger wave, though the meaning is unclear.
A reflective aphorism cautions that when merit is earned one should not claim it alone else it may be lost. the piece emphasizes shared credit and humility as a safeguard against personal loss.
Clark shoots Innes after a confrontation at the Innes apartment in Provo. He then shoots himself, dying en route to the hospital. Both men, traveling salesmen and former servicemen, leave widows and multiple local relatives. The crime follows a tense domestic scene with a attempted call to Innes and a prowling escape through a bathroom window.
A roguish reader claims the line Because I loved him so is used as an alibi for women who kill their husbands. The Columbus Citizen editor suggests teaching women to control their affections to curb such acts.
More than 200 artesian wells have been sunk in the London area. They reach a water source softer than the city public supply and are intended to provide an alternative source for residents.
A historical note explains that the modern foot measure derives from rulers using their own feet as standards. Kings and officials calibrated length by personal foot sizes, shaping the early system that underpins today’s measurement.
Regulations prohibit hunting migratory game birds from an airplane and set penalties of up to 500 dollars fine or six months imprisonment or both. Separate rental ad offers furnished apartments in Bear Lake County and an abstract company listing.
The text notes early milestones in opera history with a 1600Florence production seen as the start of grand opera and an early oratorio staged in Rome the same year.
The Bear Lake County Probate Court will hear petitions to determine the time of death of George J. Davis and heirs, kinship, and descent of his Idaho real property. Davis died intestate about November 14, 1928, in Maywood California, leaving specific described land in Bear Lake County.
Property descriptions detail two parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho with boundaries and water rights. The notice requests court determination of heirs and descent for Charles Nate as sole heir of Try Phens L Davis, with hearing set June 10 1931 in Paris Idaho.
Public notice of sale by Bear Lake County Idaho in a foreclosure action against Stanley Howell and Mabel Howell. A judgment for 4776.05 plus costs was issued, with a writ of execution directing sale of 280 acres in Section 9 Township 16 South Range 45 East Boise Meridian. Sale set for May 1931 at 10:00 a.m. at the courthouse front door in Paris Idaho.
The decree of foreclosure and order of sale directs selling the described property to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy the judgment. Dated April 14 1931. Asa Athay.
Department of the Interior notice from Blackfoot Idaho dated April 11 1931 states Jesse Lindsay of Dingle Idaho filed for stock raising homestead 040489 covering parts of sections 29 30 and 32 township 15 south range 45 east Boise meridian. Final three year proof set for May 22 1931 before United States Commissioner W Smith Hoge in Paris Idaho with witnesses George Spencer Charles Beyler Lester Nelson Lee Carney. Theodore C Peterson acting register.
Public notice from Blackfoot Idaho announces land office action dated March 28 1931. Details readable fragments indicate administrative steps or filings related to property and land records. No explicit names or locations beyond Blackfoot appear.
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