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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
5
County Treasurer Arvilla Smedley prepares lists of delinquent property for tax sale covering 1926 and 1927. The law changed from a four year to a three year sale for 1927 delinquencies, allowing owners to pay both years to avoid advertising and posting costs. After deed to the county, outstanding taxes must be paid to redeem.
The piece reviews two lobbying styles at state and federal levels and details how the National Grange maintains a Washington presence with offices, funds, and a lobby team. It highlights achievements in pure food laws education oleomargarine tariffs and rural services while noting expenses and member assessments funding advocacy efforts.
The period of redemption will expire in January 1991. If delinquent beyond that date, additional charges must be paid covering all costs as provided by law.
Mrs Gunter O Eskeland of Seattle credits Sargon Pills for relief from pain, constipation and biliousness. She reports renewed energy and strength after using the product through local agents Paris Drug Co.
Boise Civic Festival Chorus offers Idaho composers a chance at state and national recognition through Music Week. Submissions from Paris and Bear Lake County are invited in various instrumental and vocal categories with judging by eastern university faculties. Entries due by October 1, 1930, to be judged and possibly performed at Boise Music Week.
Idaho lacks a statewide body to announce the plan and collect submissions for Idaho Composers' Week. The committee uses state press to reach musicians and requests mailed compositions by October 1, 1930 to Allen B. Eaton Idaho Building Boise Idaho. The Idaho Composers' Week committee includes Allen B. Eaton chair Mrs Laurel Blum Mrs Ada Edgar Judge Raymond L. Givens and James L. Strachan.
The county commissioners met August 20 1930 with Chairman Rich and Commissioners Hart and Peterson present. They approved August 12 minutes and authorized about 300 to be spent now on the Paris Wardboro road to be paid from next year’s budget due to current emergency and impassable conditions.
The board discussed continuing a road along a power company right of way and authorized bids for a new courthouse boiler, with bids ranging from 725 to 761 dollars. They also allocated funds for weed eradication, livestock transport, and fair exhibits, and approved wage and tax actions affecting indigent warrants and delinquent taxes.
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