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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1946
Page
8
Local residents and visitors are reported across several Utah and Idaho towns. Pleural and minor illnesses are noted, rodeo attendance, family visits, and summer travels to Yellowstone and Bear Lake areas. Several ahead of summer activities include eye exams in Montpelier and family outings to Paris canyon and Jackson.
FOR SALE. 1 Durham milk cow and 10 Jersey milk cows at 125 dollars each. Also 80 weaner pigs at 8 dollars each. Bert Orr. phone 3218.
Simple advice on arranging items to reach them safely. Use a footstool when reaching high shelves and avoid overextending. Move laundry with a wagon or wheeled cart to prevent strains during hanging.
A collage of remarks from police chief Hallowell and other figures highlights debates on juvenile delinquency civil liberties and representative democracy. Notable lines address parental responsibility and government restraint amid looming concerns over war and societal change.
Lanark residents joined others at a Preston rodeo last weekend. Mrs Worthy Beck and her children returned from Ogden where they stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Clark. Marva Beck, ill recently, shows signs of improvement. Eileen Passey, employed in Ogden, visits home with her parents. John Roberts and wife welcomed a baby girl at Bear Lake hospital, health status improving for John. Theo Nelson and baby son visited Passey family. J T and Harold Eborn visited from Dingle. Harlan Eborn and family hosted visitors from Paris and Dingle Sunday night. Mrs Darwin Haddock and relatives spent Saturday here. Many attended Wayne Perkins funeral in Bern Tuesday.
A string of visits and gatherings fills the Laketown area as young matrons host a surprise for Mrs. Gerald Alley. Charles C Martin and family from Salt Lake stay with Pearlina Alley and visit the Irwin family. Dr and Mrs David J Sutton of Logan attend the Sacrament to name infant Michael Paul. Nelda Van Vleet and children visit Willis and Eb Kearl. Amos B Robinsons family travel to Salt Lake for a Pay son reunion honoring Emile Bunn. Marjorie Robinson visits Payson then stays with grandparents the Robins ons.
Tunaki in the Cook Islands reportedly sank around 1836 with 13 000 inhabitants aboard. Astronomers chose Sarah Ann as a prime eclipse site in 1937 but found it on an outdated chart. Discovered in 1858 Sarah Ann has not appeared in the 20th century.
The L D S church column details multiple ward services with testimonies, confirmations, and choir activities. Names include Van L Garner Ada Jane Pugmire Loran Morgan Charlene Sims Charlene Sims and others, with appointments for choir practice and ward conferences scheduled.
The article notes that early feathering signals a superior broiler or fryer. Rapid weight gain from weeks three to six and a fairly broad breast by the end of that period improve marketing quality.
Pacific salmon migrate from the ocean to their birth rivers during late summer to early winter. They find nesting sites in stream gravels and form pairs before spawning, after which most die.
The Tasty Mats club met July 29 at Mrs. Claudia Pope’s home with a breakfast demonstration and judging. Members camped in St Charles canyon on July 22 23 24 and toured Bloomington lake on July 28. Local residents and relatives from California Utah Wyoming and Idaho visited or vacationed with families in town and nearby areas.
Cantaloupes resist frost poorly and ripen best at high temperatures with ample sunshine. Low air humidity promotes thick netting and solid flesh. late ripening aligns with cooler periods, early ripening with heat. A daily 2500 degree accumulation above 50 F is needed, typically from May 20 to June 10 in spring.
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