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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
5
A publication notice appears under the signature of William Janes, P. O. Box 58, Boulse, Idaho, indicating an official filing or legal action with date and location details not fully legible. The document references a formal publication requirement and describes parties and filing method in generic terms.
The city of Paris Idaho creates a cemetery fund from sales of cemetery lots and other amounts set aside by the mayor and council. The fund will be used for upkeep, improvement and beautifying the cemetery. Residents may deposit funds with the treasurer for specific lots or graves, with details recorded and work ordered by the mayor and council. All conflicting ordinances repealed. Effective after approval and publication May 15, 1913.
Ordinance No 103 apportions city funds for the fiscal year ending May 1 1916. Revenue from taxation licenses fines and other sources is divided among Improvement and Extraordinary, Contingent, Water Works and Cemetery funds. Contingent covers salaries, Water Works covers bond interest and water claims. Emergency clause added. Attest by Clerk W Smith Hoes.
An ordinance appropriates city funds for the fiscal year ending the first Tuesday in May 1916. It allocates 2570.00 for general and extraordinary expenses and improvements, 1140.00 for salaries, and 2790.00 for interest on the waterworks fund.
In Bear Lake County Idaho Probate Court Louis H Booth administrator seeks an order to sell real estate of Mavy A Booth deceased A hearing is set for June 12 1915 at 11 am in Paris Idaho Court Room Publication of notice required weekly for four weeks prior to the hearing to complete at least five days before the date Judge E J Hadack signs the order May 3 1915
A terse fragment urges readers to study every advertisement to identify the one truly compelling offer. The note hints at a decisive moment when the right opportunity will stand out amid numerous ads.
A historical commentary argues tainted politics corrupts campaigns platforms and laws. It laments personal gain behind party aims, praises honesty and wisdom in government, and urges farmer banker merchant representation to restore sunshine in policy.
Peter Radford argues that farming is the largest business and carries the most water in financial dealings. He warns of high interest, watered notes, and usury in real estate and chattel loans, urging public servants to support permanent agriculture as the key to enduring prosperity and civilization.
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