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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1942
Page
3
Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho schedules October 30 1942 hearing on Charlotte Margery Floyd Anderson petition to determine time of death heirs kinship and right of descent of real property once owned by George H Floyd who died intestate around October 17 1924. Public notice details property descriptions and water rights.
Standard Oil Company of California sues unknown heirs and devisees in a Montpelier property dispute. The amended complaint seeks title adjudication and injunction preventing adverse claims, with Montpelier real estate described as Lot 1 Block 17 original townsite. Proceedings set in Idaho Fifth Judicial District, Aug 17 1942.
Marine insurance underwriters indicate better protection from convoys as rates were cut after months of hikes. Navy tallies show August ship losses at 31 versus 68 in July, suggesting improved safety for Atlantic merchant traffic.
Probate court of Bear Lake County Idaho sets October 17 1942 at 10 a m for a hearing on Isabel B Davis petition to determine the time of death the heirs the degree of kinship and the right of descent of real property and water rights belonging to Edward F Davis who died intestate in 1940. The property described includes land in Paris Townsite and other parcels totaling 67 acres 120 rods with water rights. All creditors and heirs are notified to appear and object as required by law.
Summary of multiple Idaho proposed amendments from SJR Nos. 3 5 6 7 to the 26th Legislature. Proposals include setting a five dollar per acre minimum for school lands, a nonpartisan state board of correction for prisons probation parole and related offices, board of examiners for state claims, and expanded pardoning powers. The secretary of state directs publication for six to sixteen consecutive weeks prior to the general election.
The district announces all outstanding warrants up to No 1848 are called and will be paid on presentation. Interest ceases ten days after date of call. Dated September 24 1942. Samuel E. Hymas treasurer.
The Bear Lake County Probate Court will privately sell the William G. Hayward and Ellen N. Hayward estate property in Paris Idaho after September 28 1942. Sale requires cash with ten percent due at sale and balance after court confirmation. bids must be in writing and delivered to attorney D I Haddock or the clerk.
Public notice calls on men to support the war effort by buying War Bonds, urging a 10 percent deduction from each paycheck to fund the Four Freedoms. The appeal frames bond purchases as a personal duty tied to national sacrifice.
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