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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1907

Page

3

Commissioners Meet The Board in Session on Oct 15 1967

County commissioners meet to table Jenry Teuscher et al petition for a public road until a bond for costs is filed. Bills approved from Road and Bridge Fund include Alfred Oakey 149.50 I. L. Lemm 600 Sharon Lumber Co counts 643 Moroni Dunford 11.00. The meeting adjourns to tomorrow at 10 o'clock.

L. B. Leverich J. M. Allred Samuel &. Symas Emma Holmes Jenry Teuscher John Bagley Alfred Oakey I. L. Lemm Sharon Lumber Co Philémon Lindsay Albert Lindsay Martin Sorensen I. W. & MC. Moise Moroni Dunford I. W Rudolph Tueller Chas. Innes James Nelson Plank Robert Brice Jouho W. Lyons Labor Shepherd Mer. Co. Nails M. Louis Levrenion W. RB

Bear River Bridge Accepted and County Bills Approved

The Bear Lake County board met to accept the Karnock Engineering Co. bridge over Bear River as built to plan and found materials and workmanship first class. The minutes list numerous bills approved from the Current Expense Fund including salaries, exam fees, printing, lighting, road viewing, and indigent relief with totals for each item.

L. B. Leverich Withe Karnock Engineering Co Bear River Bear Lake BL. Austin Chas Linford Fred Muckvale Mamie S. Larson Neva Anderson Ie Fred C. Evans J.J. Humphreys W. R. Holmes J. C. Kunz Omaha Printing Co Glass & Prudhomme Co Lake Valley R. Y. Bhlect. Co W. Hayward Lioneer Bindery Printing Co Samuel J. Kauffman

Gentle Hints and Quips on Life and Fate

A compact collection of pithy maxims on applause, self knowledge, conflict, and the living present. The lines offer witty observations on personality, ambition, and the clever mischief of everyday behavior.

The Awful English Language From Old Sayings

A facetious reflection traces how our great grandmothers mispronounced common words. It cites examples like lay for lie slept there and potticary for doctor, plus mispronunciations of woman obl ed ge d to forms such as Toerday and stirrups.

Harriet James London Tatler

Mississippi to Illinois River Deep Channel Plan Emerges

The report notes a deep channel from the Mississippi to the Illinois rivers could be feasible with less cost than twenty years ago. Engineering obstacles seem minimal as dredging methods have advanced and cost reductions are anticipated.

Tikce Lesat

Johannesburg Trade Reviving as Gold Mining Expected to Resume

A New York letter from Irons and Amontan in Johnnesburg says crowds return weekly, mining activity will resume in six months and 6,000 stamps may be at work by year end. If gold output returns, production could exceed 80 million dollars yearly, with five years bringing 17,890 stamps in operation and a trend toward threefold past activity. The Rand’s fortunes are seen rising amid energetic effort.

New York Irons and Amontan Johnfhesbure Rand

Ex-cabinet minister advised to bill high for law work

A retired cabinet minister pressed to resume law practice. A brother lawyer suggested a $5,000 retaining fee to secure future work. The minister followed the advice and reportedly earned in a month as much as his entire official salary, illustrating the premium placed on ex-officials.

Description of an Alaskan Winter from Klondike

A man returning from the Klondike explains extreme cold. He notes ground remains frozen to great depths, muting warm summers, and recounts frostbitten faces during street runs in Dawson. He describes heavy wooden clothing and oversized boots to insulate feet. Gloves and gear are vastly large. He warns delicate people against winter travel in Dawson.

Klondike Dawson Dawsor

Diet for Dogs in Cities Warns of Health Risks

The Washington Times advises a low calorie diet for city dogs spending most time indoors or in backyards. Feed once or twice daily, limit meat, and ensure quality nutrition. A dog biscuit is described as an adequate portion for the average city dog.

Washington Times

Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine Endorsement

A minister testifies that his wife recovered from a near hopeless condition after using Dr Miles Heart Cure and Nervine. The testimonial claims rapid improvement, mentions hospital caretaking, and notes a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.

Miles Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

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