Notice of Teachers Exam in Paris Idaho Thirty
A special examination for teachers seeking certificates by endorsement will be held at the Paris Idaho courthouse on Saturday September 26 at 9 A M Idaho Civil Government and School Law from 9 to 10 30 A M Elementary Manual and Course of Study or High School Manual and Course of Study from 10 40 to 12 o'clock. BVVA A BEAGLES County Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Bear Lake State Bank
Wilcox Place
Paris Townsite Survey
Sec. Il
S. R
Spencer Place
S. E
Lot 4
Court House
Paris
Idaho
Notice to Creditors Estate of Emmett J Howell
Administrator Henry E Howell seeks creditors and claimants of Emmett J Howell deceased to present claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Notices at his residence in Fish Haven Bear Lake Idaho indicate the estate business place. First published August 6 1931 last on September 3 1931.
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Emmett J. Howell
Fish Haven
Bear Lake
Idaho
Henry E. Howell
Deceas
Estate of Smith Price Stucks Notice
Administratrix of the estate of Smith Price Stucks deceased invites creditors to file vouchers within six months after first publication. Address provided is Paris city Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated August 12 1931 with first publication August 13 1931 1993.
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Smith Price Stucks
Paris
Bear Lake
Idaho
Parade of Shriner Funsters and Market Outlook
A lighthearted aside about Shriner parade figures precedes a market note. Eastern cattle prices stay firm with premiums for quality stock and no rise for medium and lower grades. Steers under 1200 pounds sold around 1040 dollars per head, poorer stock at seven dollars per hundredweight, as Eastern markets gain about three dollars per cwt over sixty days. Western markets hold steady with no matched rise yet, but an East-driven upturn is anticipated, boosting overall price structure as purchasing power grows.
New Randolph Branch Office Opens by Judge Crosby
Judge George H. Crosby Jr of Evanston announces a Randolph branch law office opening Monday at the Conley Hotel. He will be there each week and brings over 25 years in the Utah bar plus service in the Utah legislature.
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George H. Crosby, Jr
Evanston
Randolph
Conley Hotel
Utah Bar
Utah
Rich County Reaper
Chance of Lifetime Farm Callers Wanted in Bear Lake
Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in Bear Lake county. Make 8 to 20 dollars daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today to Furst and Thomas, Dent F, 426 Third St., Oakland, California.
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Bear Lake County
Furst & Thomas, Dent. F
Third St
Oakland
Calif
S-10
Ambiguous Street Jokes Highlight Urban Sights and Pacing
A fragmented cartoonish dialogue and a quip on pedestrians and motorists reveal a humorous take on city life. The text contrasts a joke about paying a doctor bill with a pondering on pedestrian behavior to provoke thought about daily commutes.
Robbers Loot Laketown Store Break In
In Laketown Utah on Monday morning G H Robinson found the front door pried open and tools scattered outside. The safe and two cash registers were looted but only a small amount of change remained. Tools stolen came from N O Wahlstrom’s blacksmith shop. Sheriff Osborne investigated the shop with locals and found the lock broken and tools missing.
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Laketown
Utah
G. H. Robinson
N. O. Wahlstrom
Osborne
I Am Still Rich by Roy L. Smith in The Rotarian
The piece reflects on a stock market crash and ensuing low mood yet argues true wealth lies in faith, relationships, and character. It asserts final value comes from spirit and service rather than profits, calling finance a test of resilience and moral wealth.
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Roy L. Smith
Lfe
Paris Idaho 1931 Tax Ordinance Levy
The city fixes the 1931 tax levy for Paris Idaho at 21 mills total. General purposes 4 mills and bonds 17 mills, certified to Bear Lake County Auditor and Tax Collector.
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Paris
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Herbert Horsley Celebrates 86th Birthday in Soda Springs
Herbert Horsley known as Soda's Grand Old Man and a 50 year pioneer group celebrated his 86th birthday last Saturday at his son T. H. Horsley's home. Close friends and relatives joined the celebration as Uncle Herbert danced and stayed spry despite advanced years.
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Herbert Hosley
Soda Springs
Herbert Horsley
Soda
T. H. Horsley
Herbert
Bear killed on McCoy creek nets hunter $20 in rewards
Lavon Hill killed a large cinnamon bear on McCoy creek last week with a precise shot. He sold the hide for $10 and received a $10 bounty. Deputy game warden Leonard Marriot humanely dispatched a deer with a broken leg near the Cain ranch, helping the animal recover. Reporter Charley Maloney filed the report.
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Soda Springs
McCoy Creek
Lavon Hill
Hill
Leonard Marriot
Cain Ranch
Charley Maloney
Wheat Price Rise Forecast Based on Global Shortage
Fremont County News notes Canada reports the spring wheat crop poorest in twenty years while Australia and Argentina trim supplies. The surge in winter wheat use for stock feed and a weak corn supply abroad could lift new wheat prices, as producers redirect grain to fatten cattle and poultry.
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Canada
Australia
Fremont County News
Missing Rock Hoard Reveals Old Fort Stronghold
Fragmentary verse lines describe a fool and a savior who removed rocks from an ancient stronghold. The text hints at a shared complicity between two speakers and a past defense logic. No clear event, date, or proper names are present.
Wildcat Stocks and a Fool Stripped to Shirt and Socks
A salesman touts wildcat stocks meeting a man who loses patience as the scene unfolds with bold, terse action. The moment depicts risk and folly in a compressed, vivid street exchange.
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You
Indoor living and heating tip the scales for winter health
The Holland Institute ofThermology explains adults spend about 90 percent of each day indoors with 8 hours sleep and 8 hours work. In winter, indoor life rises as outdoor conditions worsen. Modern warm air heating units provide moisture, ventilate rooms four to six times hourly, and maintain moderate temperatures to reduce disease risk and improve comfort.
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Holland Institute of Thermology
Holland
Mich
Heating System Must Fit House
The Holland Institute of Thermology in Holland Michigan urges homeowners to have heating systems matched to their house by skilled technicians to ensure correct size and uniform heat distribution for winter comfort.
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Holland Institute of Thermology of
Holland
Mich
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Jesse P. Rich
BVVA
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County Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Shriners
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Rexall Stores
Fred J. Price
W. Smith Hogh
Tomers
Ally
Keford Furniture Co
Montpelier
Pendrey—Grocery
W. Findlay Auto Co
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