Paris Post Admits Mail as Second Class Matter
Paris Idaho announces the mailing status for its publication under the 1878 act. The notice indicates the newspaper is admitted to the mails as second class matter at the Paris Post Office.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1944
Page
4
Paris Idaho announces the mailing status for its publication under the 1878 act. The notice indicates the newspaper is admitted to the mails as second class matter at the Paris Post Office.
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Mrs William Hoge led the theology lesson at the First Ward Relief Society meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Several local families are noted for recent illness travel and funeral attendance with visits to Pocatello Nampa Georgetown Ogden and St Charles mentioned among the social and religious activities.
In the first 108 days of the Normandy invasion the Allies brought into Western Europe more than twice the total tonnage General Pershing received in the entire 19 months the U S participated in World War I according to Lt General Brehon Somervell Army Service Forces chief in a report to the Ninth Service Command. Mra Mitchell Sims spent Monday at the George Prive home Mrs Vra Dalrympie of Magna 18 visiting at the home of her brother M H Collings Mr and Mrs Heber Price visited over the weekend with their daughter Mrs William Thomas in American Falls.
District Court in Bear Lake bears a summons against multiple Wallantine defendants and heirs regarding an amended complaint to foreclose a mortgage on real property in Bear Lake County Idaho. Plaintiff Federal Land Bank seeks judgment for $8500 plus costs on a 1926 note secured by extensive described lands and water rights. Defendants must answer within twenty days.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Kate P Rich administratrix of the estate of Walter P Rich deceased advises creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to D E Haddock attorney Grimmett Building Paris Idaho office room one. First published October 19 1944 Last published November 16 1944.
The county and district fairs awarded prizes with War Savings Stamps values. In the county fair 28 contestants earned A grades 39 B grades and 18 C grades. Eastern Idaho District Fair events included clothing exhibits style and dress revue judging and multiple 4 H and FFA contests with high teams and individuals named for judging, dairy and beef contests. District prizes paid were 150 for an A and 100 for a B.
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