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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1943

Page

8

Parlor Heater for Sale and Local Social Notices

A long list of personal visits and social calls across Paris Logan Montpelier and surrounding towns is recorded, noting visits from Mrs. Amos Hulme Mrs. Eldon Lewis Mrs. Guy Webster and many others plus travel to Salt Lake City Ogden and Twin Falls. The piece closes with a wartime shipping fact: from January to July 1943 eighty U S tankers totaling 1 825 600 deadweight tons were delivered versus sixty two tankers totaling 998 200 deadweight tons in 1942.

U. S

Warrant Call Issued by Independent School District No 2

The district notifies that all outstanding warrants up to No 2045 from Independent School District No 2, Bear Lake County, Idaho, have been called and will be paid upon presentation. Interest ceases 10 days after the call dated September 80, 1943, by Treasurer Chancey Mattson.

Parla Bear Lake County Idaho Chancey Mattson Treas Ind

Women urged to back Third War Loan Drive nationwide

The drive aims to raise 15 billion dollars in War Bond sales. Miss Harriet Elliott leads a nationwide effort with regional conferences in Atlanta Dallas San Francisco Cleveland and Boston. Women of every origin, age, and group mobilize door to door and community campaigns to reach every household.

Washington, D. C Women of America Treasury Harriet Elliott Atlanta Dallage San Francisoen Cleveland Boston United States Setember Miss Elliott

Classified Ads Help You Sell or Buy Fast

If you want a job hire somebody or sell or buy something this paper offers the quickest and best way to supply that want by placing an advertisement.

Quote on living cheaply by dog and the flea

A concise line notes that only two can live as cheaply as one, the dog and the flea. It reflects a wry, humorous observation about frugality and shared survival between animal companions.

Warship production pace boosts US coastal arrivals in June 1943

By June 1943 more than five ships entered American waters daily, including Liberties and C-ships, tankers and other large vessels averaging over 10,000 tons. To ship 3,700 vehicles and a full armored division overseas, 15 Liberty ships beyond troop transports are required.

What Youhuy With WAR BONDS In the Snow and Sand

This wartime notice from the U S Treasury Department explains how war bonds support the war effort and compares deterring Axis booby traps to mine sweeping at sea. It underscores the role of bonds in funding defenses and the overall mission of the United Nations.

United Nations

Sharon Newslet: Local Visits and Funeral Notices

Nellie Lyon returned from Sugar City after attending sister Libbie Anderson's funeral. Leona Jones of Rigby to visit two weeks. Mary and Maxine Koford from Montpelier visited at the Carlsen home. Local funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Sarah Young. Various residents referenced for visits and illnesses.

Mra Nellie Lyon Sugar City Libbie Anderson Leona Jones Rigby Mary and Maxine Koford Montpelier Carlsen Ruth Yeamans Hélen and Ray Dell Star Valley Leo Bartschi

Farewell Dance for Glen Olsen Ends Ovid Evening

Our orchestra played a farewell dance in Ovid Friday night for Glen Olsen who leaves for the Army. The United States built eight million tons in new ships during its first year at war.

Ovid Glen Olsen United States

Notice of Bear Lake County land sale in Paris Idaho

Bear Lake County Idaho will sell at public auction on November 8 1943 at 2 pm bids for parcels acquired by tax deed not needed by the county. Cash for 100 or less, half cash down over 100 with 6 percent interest due annually. $1 recording deed fee. Purchaser gains county rights including delinquent taxes lien. Sale continues until all parcels are disposed. Parcels lie within Bear Lake County described as blocks in Paris Idaho with purchaser named on tax certificates.

Board of County Commissioners Bear Lake County State of Idaho Paris Bear Lake Block

Public Land Assessments Listed for Montpelier and Paris

The notice lists last assessed owners for multiple parcels in Montpelier and Paris including Morgan J. Rich J. William Jensen Alma Finlay Lester Thornock Ezra J. Phelps Caroline Engle Lewis Dayton and Eva Bagley along with other property descriptions and tract boundaries. The order is issued by the Board of County Commissioners through Clerk Sam V. Tunks dated September 43 1934.

Burgoyne Addition City of Montpelier Washington South 9Th Streets Said J. William Jensen Bloomington Alma Finlay Ralph Finlay Bloomngton Bloomington North Canal Lester Thornock Bear River Sheep Creek B.M Ezra J. Phelps Grove M. Phelps Brennan and Davis Montpelier Caroline J. Engle E.B.M Lewis Dayton Clay Paris Andrew Barfuss Thomas Reese Albert Rohner City of Paris Rose Hemmert Board of County Commissioners Sam V. Tunks

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