Read by Ninety Percent of Valley Residents
A newspaper notice reports that ninety percent of valley residents have read the publication, indicating strong reach and public familiarity with local news coverage. The figure underscores broad readership and community engagement.
Sucker bait in aviation stocks warned by warning column
A vintage warning notes a boom in aviation similar to the auto surge but cautions investors about flashy stock schemes. Promoters tout high names and glossy literature as they seek gullible money. researchers urged to verify and contact state officials before investing to avoid losses.
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Atlantic
California
Hawaiian Islands
Paris
Careful FireSafety Notice for Rural Readers
A warning to motorists and rural residents to exercise extreme care this fall and winter when building fires. Dried grasses and leaves, leaf litter, and dry sapless weeds create major fire hazards near wooden buildings and fencing. Smokers and campers are urged to ensure matches are fully extinguished to prevent blazes.
Weathering Flames and Garden Prep in Early Spring Advice
A column warns about open fires and high winds causing wildfires, urging careful disposal of campfires. It debunks weight loss pills with tape worm ingredients, then offers gardening tips to prepare next year's flower beds by cutting weeds now and fertilizing dahlias asters and chrysanthemums with liquid manure.
Oil and the dairyman
The piece compares oil producers to dairy farmers facing overproduction as refining gains efficiency. It argues restraint in output requires cooperative action among oil landowners, similar to limiting milk supply, and notes that anti trust efforts and sensible laws can keep competition fair in the industry.
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Tara
Regulation Aims to Curb Wasteful Overproduction
A fragment discusses constructive public regulation designed to prevent useless overproduction and help eliminate waste of vital natural resources. The text hints at policy aims but lacks concrete details or named entities.
Speed of Birds and Their Timings
The United States Biological Survey notes birds vary in speed with the Indian swift reaching as high as 200 miles per hour while ordinary small birds seldom exceed 35 to 40 miles per hour. The exact speed for many species remains uncertain in the wild.
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United States Biological Survey
Public entertainer blamed for crime wave talk
In a Washington Star piece Uncle Eben muses on curbing crime by fusing public entertainment with crime prevention, imagining a figure who starts a crime wave could be treated as a public entertainer.
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Uncle Eben
Washington Star
The Shrinking Paper Dollar illustrated feature
The article discusses a radical change in U S currency, shifting from long to short green money. It explains why the change matters for counting and handling paper money and notes reader curiosity about money facts. The feature by Erie Scott Watson appears on The Post's site.
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Sam
Alex ©Ander Hamilton
Erie-Scott Watson
Inits Ts
Site of the Post
Dri A Chilton to Visit Paris and Montpelier Stores
Public notice schedules eye specialist Dri A. B. Chilton of Pocatello Optica Co. to visit Paris on Sept 23 from 10 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. at the Stucks Home and Montpelier at Christman Jewelry Store on Sept 23 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Sept 24 from a.m. to 60 p.m. for proof of will in Bear Lake Idaho probate court regarding the estate of David Morris King.
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Dri-A. B. Chilton
Pocatello Optica Company
Paris
Stucks
Montpelier
Christman
State of Idaho
Bear Lake
Bald Court
Court House
David Morris King
T. C. King
Sorenson Soreonson Case in Bear Lake Court
In the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Bear Lake County Jesse P Rich attorney for administratrix Mary A Hunt represents the deceased estate against Andrew G Sorenson Sarah Juna Sorenson and Alex in a district court proceeding August filing context shows administratrix action against multiple individuals for estate matters.
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Mary A. Hunt
Jesse P. Rich
Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Idaho
Bear Lake
Andrew G. Sorenson
Sarah Juna Soreonson
Alex
Foreclosure Sale Ordered in Bear Lake County Idaho
In the 1927 case against Andrew G Sorenson and Sarah June Sorenson the court issued a judgment of foreclosure for 577.80 and a writ of execution. Asa Athay, Sheriff, will sell, on Friday the 9th, at the Bear Lake County Court House steps, Idaho, the two acre mortgaged tract to satisfy the decree, for cash to the highest bidder.
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Andrew G. Sorenson
Sarah June Sorenson
Bear Lake
Idaho
Bear 8
Paris
United 3 Feee
Asa Athay
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