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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1951

Page

4

Admitted to the mail as Second Class Matter in Parla Idaho

An older post office notice indicates mail matter is admitted as Second Class. It references the Parla Idaho location and an Act from March 3, 1679. The fragment suggests a standard federal designation for mail distribution.

Parla Idaho

Timber bids sought for Bealed area in Cache NF Idaho

The Forest Supervisor Logan Utah invites bids by May 31 1951 for 2240000 feet BM of Douglas Fir Alpine Fir Engelmann Spruce and Lodgepole Pine saw timber on about 927 acres in sections 34 8 and 10 of township ranges 11 12 Boise Meridian Bear Lake Cutting Unit. Estimated timber value is 2.60 per thousand board feet under long term market conditions.

Logan Utah Boise Meridian Mill Hollow North Canyon Bear Lake Working Circle Cache National Forest Idaho

Timber sale bid terms set base rates and deposits

The notice outlines base stumpage rates plus at least 2.15 per M board feet for timber prior to April 1 1952, with redetermined stumpage later but not below the basic value. Purchasers must add 0.75 per M feet for slash disposal and stand improvement, plus a $200 bid deposit to be held or refunded as damages. Obtain details from the Forest Supervisor Logan Utah or Forest Ranger Paris Idaho.

United States Logan Utah Paris Idaho

Many Visitors and Graduations Mark A O Christensen Home

A long list of relatives and friends visit A O Christensen and Nellie Thornock in Bloomington. Several trips to Ogden Salt Lake and Montpelier mark a bustling period with Mothers Day gatherings and a church dinner on a new stove.

A. O. Christensen Rowene Barrus Idaho Falls Cleo Afton Verinda Roberts Jake Welker Ogden Golden Thornock Gerald Angeli Kemmerer Nellie Thornock Bruce Thornock Pocatello Ner May George N. Weston Laketown Oleen Talbot Home Arts Club Alta Payne Vera Haddock Margaret Painter Joyce Madsen Thelma Bunderson Blanche Piggott Leona Payne Hilma Bateman Gladya Jacobson Meryl Ward Edyt Doyle Nelson Camp Cooke Calif Foreign Service Joseph Peterson Ovid Jesse Haddock Angus Krogue Lydia Graff Montpelier A. O Christensen Bob Talbot Frank Hemmert St Charles Ormi Talbot Archie Bee Preston Thomas Balt Take Burton Thomas Roy Hill Osborne Wilkes Chloe Anderson Earl Mapes Lois Wilkes Reuben Teuscher Owen Thornock St Anthony Peter Ward Grace Thornock Loren Peterson Roy, Utah Bryan Haddock George Hulme Nancy Paris Davis Wallentine Logan Lester Skinner Noonan LaVon Sprous

Hearing on Emma R. Dunn estate in Bear Lake County Idaho

Probate Court to hear petition by Seth H Dunn to determine time of death of Emma R Dunn and to identify heirs and descent of 26 acre Bear Lake County real property with water rights. Hearing set Monday June 11 at 2 pm in Paris Idaho Court House.

Emma R. Dunn Seth H Dunn Bear Lake County Idaho Bear Lake Boise Emma R Dunn Paris Seal W Smith Hoger

Notice to Creditors Myrtle Richards estate Paris Idaho

Dale O Richards as Administrator of Myrtle Richards deceased requests all creditors and claimants to present proofs with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be filed with attorney D E Haddock in Room One Grimmett Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First published May 17 1951 last published June 14 1951.

Myrtle Richards Dale O Richards D E Haddock

Local PTA and community events noted in Liberty

Liberty residents participated in a PTA apples canning at Emerson school. Scouts and Explorers took a May trip to Hot Springs led by Elo Poulsen and others. High school students joined a Lagoon outing, while others visited Salt Lake and Lanark. Various residents hosted, visited, or traveled, with activities at Grace, MIA, and the cemetery ceremony.

Grace Derricott Ivie Humpherys PTA Emerson School Wanda Johnson Isabel Wood Paul Nelson Lava Hot Springs Janette Olsen Jessie Jensen Virginia Beck Evelyn Olsen Montpelier Canyon Eldon Sorenson Pocatello Grace Grant Sorenson Hart Johnson Mia Arlene Beck Genean Peterson Arthell Sorenson Nola Beck Maxine Wood Hilda Sorenson Wyona Nicholls Mia Presidency Relief Society Lucille Jen

Ovid Residents Visit as Fence Project progresses

Mrs Nina Sorenson of Garden City and Natalie Monson of St Charles visited here with Mrs Catherine Johnson. The men are building a new fence in front of the Church house. The Ovid irrigation ditch from Liberty to Ovid is being enlarged by a drag line. Farrell Nielson has just returned from South Bend Indiana with a new ...

Nina Sorenson Garden City Natalie Monson St Charles Catherine Johnson Church House Ovid Liberty Farrell Nielson South Bend Indiana

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