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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Trustees and individuals such as Joseph Pewrs and Walter Findt with scattered place names like Paris Montpelis and Lanark Lindsay. Details are incomplete. no clear event, date, or outcome emerges from the readable portions.
Readable fragments outline agenda items for May including commissioners proceedings at a venue, names of local officials and residents, road and bridge work, voting notes, and various community notices. Multiple named individuals and organizations appear in a dense, OCR-heavy entry with scattered dates and roles.
Modern conditions require a long distance telephone organization for the family. Reachable home base becomes essential when traveling or living away. An itinerary should be left behind and regular calls maintained, especially in bad weather or delays to ease home anxiety.
A local advertisement touts SM Gittin flour as dependable for cakes, breads, and pastries. It claims the same ingredient ratios yield consistently good results today and tomorrow, urging customers to ask dealers for their products and promising satisfaction.
Notice announces assessment of capital stock and property taxes due, with unpaid amounts advertised for sale. Delinquency includes taxes costs and expenses, sale scheduled for date in May with authorities and names listed for the auction and agents handling the proceedings.
A horse foaled on April 15 by LW9th from Dowhouse Scotthand is registered with stud book No Josauo Volume 14. For further particulars contact John Gertsch. travel to Lanark and area noted for subsequent arrangements.
Notice is published by the Department of the Interior Land Office at Blackfoot Idaho. Henry T Bolton of Paris Idaho filed on June 1 1905 a claim to a parcel described by township 14 south range 44 east to establish residence and prove up to obtain patent. Names witness Frank Bolte John Kuleke plus others appear in the notice in connection with the claim and the hearing date set for June.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a land entry process dated May 2 and references a public notice from Meridian and Glen, with mentions of homestead entry, evaluator officials, and names including Brewer and Lanterd, implying a state or county land claim proceeding without clear details.
A damaged notice fragment outlines an entry by the Department of The Enterse Land Otice in Idaho. It mentions a claimant and witnesses with dates and locations, but the OCR is garbled. The readable bits reference a land claim process and required final proof submission by a stated deadline.
The text describes a creature on its back and its legs curling when released, then notes a limp, suggesting an observation of insect or small animal reflex behavior and posture.
The fragmentary OCR mentions land office actions, a public sale notice, bids, and a commission in Paris. It references individuals such as Alexander Stowen and Notte Pater Hrxig W. KieFeit, with scattered dates and locations including Bear Lake and Netoan Plabna, as part of a broader register of land transactions and notices.
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