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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
4
A veteran asks about disability statements at discharge and compensation. Officials say such statements are void for eligibility. Readjustment allowances may be transferred to the new state’s unemployment agency with full entitlement. Widows cannot obtain loan guaranty under the G I Bill, though loan guarantees may continue after a veteran’s death. An increase in compensation is allowed if disability severity rises.
About 10 000 different apple varieties have been named and described.
Dreams may help ease disturbances that disrupt sleep though success varies. Researchers note dreams function as mental devices aiding relaxation and sleep onset, while acknowledging limitations and individual differences in effectiveness.
The text describes the Mediterranean floor near Pantelleria lifting 600 feet in 1831 to form Graham's Island, later eroding to a black sand bar. It notes 1811 Sabrina Island rising 300 feet off St Michael in the Azores and later vanishing, with similar events in 1691 and 1720.
The text argues white races are not truly white, describing skin color as a mix of yellow and black pigments with red blood tones. It notes Albidos lack the black pigment and retain only a small amount of yellow pigment.
The article states that potatoes are not fattening and that daily total calories determine weight gain. A medium Irish potato has similar energy to an orange or apple, which are also not fattening.
The article advises washing new bath towels before first use to enhance absorbency and remove manufacturing residues. It emphasizes the routine step as a practical home care tip.
The State of Idaho issues a summons to defendants in a five judicial district Bear Lake County case filed August 1946 by Border Ranch and stock company and others seeking to quiet title to land in Bear Lake County Idaho. Plaintiffs name many unknown heirs and devisees and seek fee simple title to described parcels in Section 27 Township 18 South Range 48 East Boise Meridian. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service or judgment by default will be entered.
Frederick C Evans and Caroline Evans sue Louiss S Taylor and the unknown heirs and devisees of Hyrum W Taylor, deceased, along with John W Taylor Alonzo E Hyde and Moses. The filing is in the Fifth Judicial District Bear Lake County Idaho.
The federal Land Bank of Spokane sues to recover unpaid balance on a 1926 note for 8500 dollars and to foreclose a large Bear Lake County mortgage on multiple parcels including sections and lots. Defendants include Christian W Wallantine and Elthora R Wallantine and many heirs and unknown owners of listed lands. Court summons require appearance within twenty days of service, August 1946, with notices published in Paris Idaho.
In Bear Lake County Idaho Probate Court Thomas M Lougee petitions to determine time of death of Darius Charles Lougee also known as D C Lougee and to identify heirs and their kinship and descent rights in real property. D C Lougee died intestate in Bear Lake County around August 19 1935 leaving real property described by metes and bounds.
Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports years of suffering from rheumatism and arthritis and states she is free from pain and able to work. She invites inquiries for information and provides her P O Box address in Vancouver Washington. Adv NUBOVA Laboratories paid for this advertisement.
The petition seeks court determination of Darius Charles Lougee’s death time heirs and descent rights to his community real estate in Bear Lake County Idaho including 20 and 39 1/2 acre tracts with a 1 1/2 acre exception. Emily Lougee widow owner in fee upon death. Hearing set in Paris Bear Lake County on October 5 1946 with notice to interested creditors and heirs.
The boiling point of water drops one degree for every 500 feet of elevation. This relationship alters cooking times and pressure cooking decisions in high altitude environments.
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