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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
5
In Bhar Lake County the sheriff's sale proceeds under a district court foreclosure action. Proceedings cover the district court of Idaho in the Fifth Judicial District. Public notice lists the case and the property subject to sale.
By order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued July 27 1928 in a case against W Ezra Allred Elizabeth Allred Bear Lake State Bank O F Nye Kate Nye Otto Rohner Mary C Rohner Charles G Longhurst Margaret Longhurst the sale lists multiple parcels in Sections 32 and 16 and 9 Township 13 14 South Range 43 44 East Boise Meridian Bear Lake County Idaho totaling hundreds of acres plus 17 shares of the South Field Irrigation Company stock and a full primary water right for 147 acres of gold land and appurtenant rights from Tilack Otter Slough. The description includes numerous metes and bounds for each parcel and ends with additional property references.
Notices outline land sales, probate hearings, and an American Legion essay contest. Details include a 776 acre net tract, mortgage of 12000 dollars, and sale at Paris Bear Lake County Idaho on 14 September 1923. Also petitions to determine heirship for Alexander Brown with September 24 1923 hearing and contest rules.
The court sets a hearing for all heirs creditors and interested parties to contest the petition for Alexander Brown deceased showing cause why the prayer should not be granted. Witness the hand and seal of the Probate Judge W Smith Hoge August 22 1923. Notice for Publication Maud Lindsay Humphreys formerly Maud Lindsay of Paris Idaho filed for land in Idaho Boise Meridian with three year proof to establish claim before Probate Judge at Paris Idaho September 14 1922. Witnesses named William H Lonnessa Lindsay Oscar Arnell Dayton Dingle Idaho stack raising homestead entry act.
Attachment issued in the District Court of Idaho Bear Lake County against defendants B C W Hess and D W Hess. Court seal dated September 7 1923 at Paris Idaho. Notice witnesses the court seal and hand.
Notice announces a special examination in Idaho Civil Government and School Law and the Idaho Course of Study for elementary and high schools. Held Saturday September 29 1923 in Paris Court Room at 9:00 a m for applicants for certificates by endorsement. Not open to county certificate seekers. Letha D Madsen, State Superintendent.
W T Hymas suffers severe injury using a Jackson fork in the hay as harvest advances toward a bumper crop. Mr and Mrs Charles A Hymas welcome a baby boy in Sharon while the stork visits Mr and Mrs Walter Hymas for another baby. Julia Yearsley’s son plans to attend Brown ranch school. Mrs George Shepherd recovers from illness. The Hymas family travels to Ogden for winter schooling. W T Hymas returns to Liberty to aid harvest.
Mr and Mrs Hanery Benson and family and Mr and Mrs C H Parker returned to Utah Monday after a week with O F Parker and William Parker in Newton Utah. They visited with Mrs Arthur Parker and others. Mrs Edna Clark of Blackfoot visits her mother Mrs John Bunn. Sacrament meeting Sunday evening featured speakers including C H Parker and wife of Salt Lake City. Lanark saints attended Montpelier conference with Apostle Melvin J Ballard as principal speaker. A Sunday School dance on September 7 drew about fifty two tickets sold, all for men only.
The article urges caution as rural children return to school after outdoor activity. It recommends shorter first days with frequent recesses and lighter meals to allow the body to adjust. It warns that mixing children from many homes may spread illnesses but with foresight schools can avoid epidemics.
The text details submission deadlines for state and national essay contests run by The American Legion. It specifies that district or state judges select top essays from counties, forward them to the National Americanism Director in Indianapolis, and classify winners as first second and third. Each essay must be signed with a pledge of original authorship.
Bear Lake county car owners are urged to obtain 1923 licenses. No license fee reduction applies to cars owned before March 1. The August 1 cut applies only to newly purchased cars. A full license must be paid before cars may be driven on state roads. Apply now to stay legal.
An advertisement promotes James Dunn as a dependable fire insurance agent for the Continent and Hartford Fire Insurance Companies. It touts best policies at a low cost through Earl Shepherd as agent for the companies.
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