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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
4
A Q and A covering whether personal funds are required for government guarantees on farm or business loans and dates about early payoff of National Service Life Insurance. It also notes if medical care is available for a wife and newborn and mentions a Red Cross consult. A stray sentence references an Egyptian noble woman using henna during a postwar project.
A collection of remarks from figures including sculptress Ray Shaw and Kermit Harrel. Included are veterans housing critiques, political views on competition versus bureaucracy, and health advice on chewing gum for schoolchildren.
Minutes show approval of previous meeting and detailed road and labor expenditures including numerous laborers and firms. The board ordered changes to a county road for the San Francisco Chemical Co property with culvert requirements and private road posting, set salaries for county officers, granted licenses, hired a county grader, fixed dates for annual road trip and adjusted election precinct judges and hours, adjourned after enforcing prior flood pit order.
Pacific coast region including the Northwest holds the heaviest forests in the United States. Experts note extensive old growth stands and dense timber resources shaping regional ecology and industry.
The text notes that certain fish can move each eye separately, fixing one eye on a target while the other eye roams. This behavior allows one eye to track an object while the other explores the surroundings.
Notice from Jay B. Hann Forest Ranger states that livestock trespassing in the Paris Grazing District of the Cache National Forest Utah and Idaho will be impounded on or after June 15, 1946. Owners must reimburse the United States for gathering impounding pasturing and advertising costs to reclaim animals. Impounded animals not redeemed will be sold at public auction. unsold stock may be sold privately or destroyed.
Notice covers quieting title for 159 acres described as South Half of Southeast Quarter Section 35 Township 11S Range 45E Boise Meridian and other parcels. Plaintiffs Van Ness Wallentine and Wattie Wallentine sue George Moore and unknown heirs to settle ownership. Entry requires response within twenty days. 1946 date noted.
The case lists John H Parker and LeNore Parker as plaintiffs against named defendants including Aaron T Clayton and others with unknown heirs in a Bear Lake County land dispute. The land described includes Lot 3 Block 7 Paris Townsite partly in Sections 2 and 11 Township 14 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian. The complaint was filed in May 1946 with notices to defendants and a 20 day response period. Additional parties include Thomas G Wood Virginia Wood George LeRoy Hoff Laura Hoff and the Common School District No 12 Bear Lake County Idaho with multiple unknown heirs and devisees of various deceased individuals. The document reflects a complex chain of heirs and potential claimants affecting property ownership.
In Bear Lake County Idaho probate court a petition requests the court determine the time of death of two decedents, their kinship, and the right of descent of real property. A hearing is set for June 15 1946 at 10:00 AM in Paris Idaho with notice to creditors and heirs.
Far ns worth also known as Burton K Far nth wort h deceased and all unknown owners of the described Bear Lake County Idaho real estate in Georgetown. The parcel is Lot eight in Block six as shown in Plat Book F page 17 and Lot fifteen on Plat Book page 65, containing 195 acres more or less, with related tenements and appurtenances.
Notice that a complaint has been filed against you in the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho Bear Lake County. You must appear and plead within twenty days of service, or the plaintiffs will proceed.
Judgment rendered against the defendant as prayed in the complaint. Witness my hand and the seal of the District Court dated April 27, 1946. Merrill and Merrill, attorneys for plaintiffs, resident in Pocatello Idaho. First publication May 2 1946. Last publication May 30 1946.
Rural High School District No 1 in Bear Lake County Idaho cancels the May 18 1946 tax levy election of 5 mills by board resolution adopted May 13 1946. Signatories include Grimmett Nielson Pugmire Austin Ward with Dr Rich absent.
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