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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement asserts that deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can be cured by constitutional remedies. It offers a $100 reward for any deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Probate Court in Bear Lake Idaho issues notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of C Wallantine also described as Christian Wallantine deceased. Executors Dilgabeth Wallantine Christian William Wallantine Mabel Agnes Wallantines Wilks and Thomas C Wallantine require claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Filing at Bear Lake State Bank Paris Idaho and Pocatello Idaho attorneys Budge and Harnard.
Department of the Interior notices William Crossley of Sharon Idaho filed to prove final five year claim on his homestead entry 01431 for the NW NE and other parcels in section 13 township 12 south range 42 west Boise Meridian. Hearing set with United States Commissioner Smith Hoge at Paris Idaho on Oct 25 1915. witnesses Ephraim Crossley Joseph Wixom Richard D Orr and David King all of Sharon Idaho.
Notice states that on Saturday October 2 1915 at 2 PM at the store building occupied by J H Denio Produce Co Paris Idaho a trustee sale will offer one team of horses delivery wagon harness store fixtures and remaining merchandise of the Denio Produce Co to the highest bidder for cash O L Shepherd Trustee
The September 13 1915 adjourned meeting of the board grants rebates of delinquent 1914 taxes for listed property owners including John Bagley Sr Henry Bolton Mrs Mary Bee B Cleveland Mrs Egll Ed Johnston Samp Pritchard Nelse Peterson D C Sturt Mrs Cooper Sims A W Wright Samuel Nate Jr A G Richards Nelse Sorensen Mrs Martin Jacobsen Mrs Jas Puyinire Mrs Peter Jensen Mrs A Booth Andrew Bergreen. The board adjourns sine die.
Ordinance No 105 of Paris Idaho fixes the city tax rate for 1915 at ten mills on the dollar of taxable property assessed by Bear Lake County. The measure becomes effective from passage with emergency clause. Repeals previous conflicting ordinances. Passed and approved September 20 1915. Clerk: W Smith Hoge. Mayor: Fe T Shepherd.
The bow’s evolution mirrors violin development, reaching high perfection with Francois Tourte of Paris around 1870 whose bows became the standard for later makers.
An advertisement for a recent sale promises a sensational collection of bric-a-brac. Visitors will first notice a carved walking stick of striking weight and beauty, described as a centerpiece for art enthusiasts.
An analysis compares business to a vast pond where railway expenditures curb activity. It cites 1918 railroad spending totals and purchase items from fuel to tracks, noting how higher railway revenues could renew demand and boost wave activity in the economy.
Ralph Peters, head of the Railway Mails Committee, argues for annual postal pay adjustments, payment for apartment post office cars, and fair compensation for transporting mails between stations and post offices. He says current four year weigh cycles and unpaid extra duties burden smaller roads and urges public support.
The piece cites Elihu Root arguing suffrage is not a natural right and would harm women and state governance. It contrasts the view that women are fit for leadership with concerns about stripping protective roles and delaying societal progress through extended conflict between the sexes.
The shop emphasizes reliability as the key to value in every purchase from brooches and watches to rings and silverware. It urges townspeople to buy locally, warning against mail order houses and promising strong community trust behind every sale.
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