Notice of stock assessment for Cap ital Stock in Utah firm
At a directors meeting on October 1 1951 a $1.25 per share assessment was levied on the capital stock payable to LeRoy Sorenson secretary at his Garden City Utah home by November 1 1951. Unpaid shares become delinquent November 1 and will be advertised for sale unless payment is made before December 1 1951 at ten o clock a.m. then sold at public auction to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs.
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Notichs
LeRoy Sorenson
Garden City
Utah
Paris Relief Canal Company Assessment Notice
Paris Idaho notice states an assessment of 25 percent on issued stock plus all unpaid assessments due to E H Shepherd Secretary at his Paris Idaho home on or before September 25 1951. Shares unpaid after November 10 1951 will be delinquent.
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Coroporation
E. H. Shepherd
Paris
Idaho
EH. H. Shepherd
Fish Haven News Stake Visitors and Local Logan Shoppers
Stake visitors at MIA on Tuesday night included Mr and Mrs Moroni Schwab and Mrs Taft Budge of Paris. Logan shoppers on Wednesday last week featured Jennie Pugmire Dru cila Wilkes Ruth Stock Hisis Tufts and Alice Jensen. Mr and Mrs R G Stock were Logan visitors Saturday. Mrs Orean Stock hosted a group of ladies at her home Thursday.
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Mia
Moroni Schwab
Taft Budge
Paris
Logan
Jennie Pugmire
Drucila Wilkes
Ruth Stock
Hisis Tufts
Alice Jensen
Effie Stock
Drucilla Wilkes
Ruth Beyeler
June Loveland
Elsie Tufts
Mel Peterson
Ovid
R. G Stock
Ernest Wilkes
Norman Weston
Laketown
Montpelier
Bids Sought for Treated Pea Coal at Bear Lake Hospital
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital announces sale by car load of treated Pea Coal from the Kemmerer No 8 mine. Bids accepted until 12:00 noon Saturday October 27 1951. Administrator H G Drissson signs the notice.
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Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Kemmerer No. 8
H. G. Dricsson
State land sale notice for Bear Lake County Idaho auction
State lands in Bear Lake County Idaho to be offered at public auction October 29 1981 at 2 p.m. at Paris Court House. Two units described with acreages 320 and 280, appraisals 4600 and 2800 dollars, lessee improvements 80 and 328.50 dollars. 10 percent deposits required. deposits forfeited if bidder fails to complete contract. all sales subject to prior rights. Edward Wootzley State Land Commissioner. Publication dates listed 1951. Additional local notices follow.
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State of
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Paris
E.B.M
Neexnex
Sunday Morning Breakfast Apple Cake Delight
A warm from the oven apple cake uses biscuit dough with canned sliced apples. Top with sliced apples brown sugar and cinnamon and butter melted over. Recipe notes suggest using juice from the can for flavor and serving warm or cold. Makes six servings.
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Junior
Engineers claim whisky ages five years in three hours
A group of engineers researching supersonic sound waves says they can accelerate whisky aging. They claim exposure to high frequency waves alters chemical reactions to mimic five years of aging in only three hours.
Bloomingdale Visitors and Local Families Gather in Bloomington
Virtue Vallentine and daughters visited from Wednesday to Saturday with her parents the Pattersons. Numerous other relatives from Salt Lake City Ogden Montpelier and Logan spent weekends with local hosts for visits, hunts, church events and a christening.
Teachers Institute Attendance and Local Visits
Mr Dean Cook and Mrs Lazett Satterthwaite attended Teachers Institute in Salt Lake City on Thursday and Friday. Mrs Paul Cornia and Mr Thos Hodges were Saturday shoppers in Montpelier. Mr Blain Spencer of Logan visited Garden City on Saturday.
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Dale Brooker
Pamela
Salt, Lake
Oscar Grunig
Brigham City
George Ward
Wilford Bartschi
Montpelier
Paul Haddock
Joe Herrera
Victor Reese
Lynn Carver
Clarence Swensen
Jefferson Dunford
Salt Lake
Milton Calder
Marjean
Salt Lake City
The
Milford
Dean Cook
Lazett Satterthwaite
Teachers Institute
Paul Cornia
Thos Hodges
Blain Spencer of
Logan
Work meeting notes on quits and dish towels
A Society meeting held Tuesday of last week reviewed making up a quits and dish towels. Ref. were served.
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Relief Society
Jennie Pugmre
Nina Loveland
Alice Jensen
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Paris Post
Postoffice
Keith F. Warner
United
Sates
Swan Canal Company
Paris Relief Canal Company
R. R. Orr
Browning Bldg
Apt
W. Smith Hoge
Fish Haven News
Mrs
R. G. Stock
Mis. Orean
State Board of Land Commissioners
Edward Woozley
Leon Howell
Ogden
Crean
Wilma Erickson
Geradene Shirley
Juanita Loveland
Arthur Shirley
Deloris Smith
John Brewer
Reed Jensen
John H Jensen
Eugene Curless
Northern
H C Curless
W J Jensen
Pocatello
Drew Grandy
Helen Stock
Baby
Jack
San Francisco
Cahil
Korea
Donovan Howell
Owen Sotch
Alma Perkins
Kenneth
Cathy
Sinclair
SID & Sally’s Service
Soda Springs
Bankers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Utah Power & Light Company
Bloomington
Virtue Vallentine
Karen
Carol Marie
J. P. Patterson
Awa
Amos Clements
Idaho Falls
Fred Briscoe
June Payne
Bancroft
Bert Payne
Wilton Paynes
Donna King
Wm. Bee
Irvin Thornock
Karl Koch
Dan Thornock
Koch
Wilma Thornock
Mark Madsen
USAC
Portland
Owen Thornock
St Anthony
Peter Ward
Grace Thornock
Dan Williams
Lewisville
Alma Findlay
Birdie Reese
Mrs Minor
Della Bingham
Kathleen
Burley
Aleene
Gene
Rupert
J P Patterson
Michael Stone
Ralph Findlay
Blaine Thornock
Jane
Earl Session
Bountiful
E. T Painter
Pearl Patterson
Lillie Mecham
Asa Madsen
Rae Sorenson
Albert Hodges
Thomas Hodges
Frank Weston
P A_ Spence
Dean Smith
Fish Haven
Donald Hunter
Loveland Home
Marion Frem Logan
Sunty
Garden City News
Sid Hyden
Leslie Kimball
Rae Sorensons
Bern Meat
Robert Schmid
Bern, Idaho
Radio City
Stephen Girard
Phila Tire
William Ry
Y Hong
Ty Ronson Lechter
Lanark News
Hed
Russell Passey
Carlin
Attentia
One Am & Dependable Company
Lowe Drug.company
Grace Lowe's
E. Ist S
Flowe
Angwrtt
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