Paris News Notes On Local Visitors And Departures
Paris residents welcome friends from Montpelier Bennington Lanark and Oakley while others plan travel to Salt Lake City Portland and Ogden. Community updates include a mission trip for Franklin Rogers, tax time reminders, and local social events as families visit relatives and attend services.
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Irs
Henry
Rogers
Salt Lake
Franklin
L. D
Paris Second Ward
Franklin Rogers
New Zealand
Must Register Before Oct 23 for General Election
Citizens must be registered to vote. If registered for the primary, re registration is not needed, but those not registered by primary time must register before the general election on November 2 as books close then.
Thieves Steal Wine in Cresco Ad Warns Poisoned Jug
A Cresco Iowa newspaper reprints a town ad warning that a jug of wine was stolen on Sunday night and that one jug may have been poisoned. The notice signed by W W Jestrabb asks readers to beware and report any similar thefts in the town and county.
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Cresco
Iowa
Jestrabb
Domestic dispute ends in court pleas
Judge urges a private settlement in a domestic matter while Mr. and Mrs. Brown describe repeated police interference, noting every attempted settlement is halted by law enforcement. The exchange paints a neighborly yet tense dispute over petty charges and divorce action.
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Mr. Brown
Mrs. Brown
Wanted to Buy 3/4 Finish Used Wagon in Good Condition
Wants a 3/4 finish used wagon in good condition. Contact Fred Smith at Pegram Idaho. Include odd number 4.
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Fred Smith
Pegram
Idaho
Summons in a Probate Case Against Unknown Heirs
A summons is issued against the unknown heirs and devisees of William A Hymas and several listed individuals including George Herds John Wixom George W Simmons Arta C Austin Charles N Nelson Susan C Nelson Orson W Hancock Mary Collett and unknown heirs of Barbara Hancock Henry Hancock Edwin N Austin Alnora Austin and James Poulsen. The action seeks legal process in a matter involving estates and decedents.
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George Herds
John Wixom
Arta C. Austin
Charles N. Nelson
Susan C. Nelson
Orson W. Hancock
Mary Collett
Barbara Hancock
Henry Hancock
Edwin N. Austin
Alnora Austin
James Poulsen
Idaho
William
Hymas
John. Wixom
George W
Simmons
Arta
C. Austin
Charles-N.nelson
Alnora
Austin
James’ Poulsen
Thomas C."orr
Orson - William
Hincock
Walter Hoge
Less Hay on Cattle Menu Highlights Reduced Crop
The Bays thé Séara-Roé& Buck Agricultural Foundation reports a short hay crop this year. Farmers will produce about 78.9 million tons due to unfavorable weather, with fewer livestock to consume. Tame hay crops like alfalfa and timothy total 59.08 million acres, yielding 134 tons per acre, a smaller than usual harvest.
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Séara-Roé& Buck Agricultural Foundation
Unknown heirs and devisees named in Idaho land case
The State of Idaho sends greetings to the unknown heirs and devisees of multiple deceased individuals including Thomas C. Orr Walter Hoge Hymas Julia Hymas and others. The document lists numerous defendants and heirs with many spelling inconsistencies and repeated names.
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Thomas C. Orr
Orson William Fancock
Walter Hoge
Hyrum H. Hymas
Julia Hymas
Tirina Nelson
Lyman Hymas
Hinora Hymas
Idaho suit aims to quiet title on Bear Lake County property
Plaintiffs sue to quiet title against heirs and devisees of Julia Hymas and others in Bear Lake County Idaho. The District Court requires defendants to answer within twenty days of service within the district or forty days elsewhere. The described real property begins at a specified section and runs along measured lines. Witness seal dated September 18 1926.
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Betel Nea Mela WA Hymas
Julia Hymas
Noe
Devisees
Nelson
Iman Hymas
Hymas
Notifind
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bear Lake
Bear-Lake County
Lydia of the Pines to Replace Water Bearer Serial
A new serial story, Lydia of the Pines by Hon ore Willsie, will soon replace The Water Bearer in our paper. The tale set in the Hiawatha country on the upper Mississippi follows Lydia a strong heroine in a patriotic love story praised for heart and setting.
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Lydia of
the Pines
Honore Willsie
Watha
Missippi
Lydia
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