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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1930
Page
4
The Emmett Index argues current bankruptcy laws let repeat offenders dodge creditors and rebuild ventures after failure. It calls for fixes to curb crooked bankruptcies, noting honest debt settlement should prevail while repeat offenders face lasting consequences.
St Charles residents Eva Crossley and others traveled to Nampa and Smithfield while several families from Freedom Wyoming to Bloomington Utah visited relatives. Juror Joseph Bunderson returned home for election and local residents came home for the polls. Subscriptions offered for The Paris Post and Pathfinder at two dollars a year.
A group announces a new initiative guided by seasoned leadership and a commitment to fair practices. The plan emphasizes transparent governance, stakeholder engagement, and measurable accountability across operations.
Notice to creditors for the estate of Frederick Jacobson deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months of the first publication. Administrator Alma Findlay fixes Bloomington Bear Lake Idaho as the meeting place. Dated October 29, 1930.
Private sale under order of sale dated October 21 1930 in Bingham County Idaho involves Wayne Booth and Alta Booth minors. Description includes undivided one twelfth interest in Lot 18 Plat Book B page 43 containing 18 72 acres plus three acres 153 square rods and eighty acres in the N E quarter of Section Ten and other tracts. Guardian to conduct sale.
Guardian Chauncey Mereley of Wayne and Alta Booth minors advertises sale of parcels described in Bear Lake County Idaho including Lot 5 and other tracts totaling about 24 acres with water rights. Auction to be held after November 22 1930 at D. E. Haddock office Paris Idaho. 10 percent bid accompanies offer. balance upon Probate Court confirmation. Bids in writing.
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