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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1944
Page
4
A Boise reader reports hearings on rivers and harbors and Idaho's role in wartime financing. The piece notes Idaho cobalt ore potential, the fifth war loan drive with a $28 million quota, and Mrs. K C Henkle of Kenton Ohio promoting War Bonds and Red Cross work while supporting grandchildren through bonds.
A noted expert specialized in falizing in sheep diseases and dedicated his remaining years to disease control in the sheep industry.
Proceedings record the May 1944 county board meeting detailing appointments of counting and receiving judges for June and November elections across multiple towns including Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Paris Lanark Sharon Liberty Ovid Bern Georgetown Montpelier Dingle Geneva Wight Mile Montpelier No 3 Bennnington Wardboro Montpelier No 2 Raymond Alton Phgram and other districts with names of appointed officials.
Audited claims list payrolls and expenses for Labor D-i and Labor D-S3 with numerous individuals including Parker Ward Rosen and Bienz. Current expenses show government payments to service providers, land sale notices, and a Bear Lake County funding decision for the Predatory Animal Board. Ends with a war bond appeal urging personal purchase.
The wartime piece argues American farmers should sacrifice by tightening farm operations and investing savings in War Bonds to hasten victory and reduce postwar hardship. Benefits listed include stabilizing land prices, avoiding livestock glut risks, funding new farms and homes after the war, and building retirement funds, with a call to patriotism and U.S. Treasury backing.
Administered estate of Magnus Erickson and Elizabeth Erickson offers two parcels in Bear Lake County for private sale after June 5 1944. Parcel 1 covers Lot 3 and part of Section 27 Township 16 South Range 43 East with recorded exceptions totaling about 103 acres. Parcel 2 includes portions of Section 28 totaling about 170 acres. Bids must be in writing to attorney D B Haddock or the administrator. sale subject to court confirmation with cash terms and a 10 percent bid deposit. Mortgage lien of about 3125 remains on the property. First published May 18 1944. last publication June 1 1944.
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