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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1957
Page
2
The Paris Post is published weekly in Paris Idaho and admitted to the mails as second class matter at the Paris Idaho post office under the act of March 8 1879. O Broxon is the publisher.
The All-Idaho Congress of the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce in Boise praised farming as Idaho number one and showcased strong participation by agricultural spokesmen. The session examined the industry’s transition, aiming toward brighter days, and highlighted Mont A Johnson as Grassman of the Year for notable agricultural achievement.
The passage notes Idaho farmers achieving sixfold gains in grazing land productivity and praises the award as a sincere salute to effort and progress across the state's grassland industry. It emphasizes tough competition among active grassmen and the meaningful recognition of these improvements.
Secretary of Agriculture Benson urges that production cannot be controlled to fix price levels. He argues price supports and subsidies favor large corporate farms over family farms and that livestock markets should operate in a free market. Prices should fluctuate with supply and demand, not dictate policy.
A statistician notes ninety percent of marriages occur among nearby couples. The piece muses on love, Cupid, and fulfillment found in work. It also defines a pedestrian as a person with two cars a wife and a daughter.
The United States Brewers Foundation argues beer and ale sales under wholesome conditions serve the public interest. As a national trade group with 85 percent of malt beverage output, it promotes community relations, self-regulation, and cooperation with law enforcement, wholesalers, retailers, and the public through field representatives and licensee contact.
Dairy farmers of Bear Lake county are invited to a two day dairy short course in Caldwell on December 6 and 7. The event is sponsored by the University of Idaho dairy and veterinary departments and extension service with state and federal aid. Topics include mastitis prevention, milk quality, roughage programs, breeding failures, pasture research, calf rearing, and dairy herd health led by university and extension staff.
Norman Freeman of Cokeville admitted Nov 26 for major surgery. Christopher Kunz, Bern, admitted Nov 27 for medical care. Wayne Tufts of Montpelier admitted Nov 27 for minor surgery. Mrs Wilford King of Georgetown admitted Nov 28 for medical care and released Nov 29. Mrs Norman Weston of Laketown admitted Nov 30 for medical care. Charles E Heigs of Montpelier admitted Dec 1 for medical care. Richard Cornia of Cokeville admitted Dec 2 for major surgery. Births include a girl to John Boyd of Montpelier on Nov 27, a girl to Richard R. Thomas of Pocatello on Nov 30, and a girl to Roger Humphreys of Paris on Dec 1. Proverb.
Sheriff C E Monson Bear Lake County announces an estray yearling black bally heifer 450 to 500 pounds with no brand and a half circle cut in the right ear. If unclaimed, it will be sold to the highest cash bidder Friday December 20 1957 at 10 30 a m at the George Kunz ranch in Bern e. The animal may be viewed at the Kunz ranch. Published December 5 and 12 1957.
Unclaimed livestock including a black baldy steer weighing 800 to 900 pounds, two Hereford heifers 600 to 700 pounds and 350 to 400 pounds, all without brands or ear marks, will be auctioned to the highest bidder for cash on Friday December 20 1957 at 2 80 P M at the Paul Haddock farm Bloomingt on Idaho. View available prior sale.
Orson Grimmett and A W Vallentine spoke at sacra ment meeting. A duet by Paul Haddock and daughter Ann with Thelma Tips accompanied. MIA fireside, prayer by Bp Sorenson, slides by Robert Anthony. Thanksgiving social with dancing, games and potluck. many members away visiting Paris, Liberty and Idaho Falls.
Rich and Vivian Allred visited Salt Lake with son Jack and family over the weekend. Thanksgiving gatherings included the Jack Cleveland home at Border and the Tom Johnston and Bennion families in Camp Lifton Grace and Logan. Local clubs marked anniversaries. Junior Gleaner activities and visits by relatives from Pocatello and Montpelier were noted amid holiday travel and family events.
Garden City notes record Tuesday visits and family gatherings across Logan Lakota Salt Lake and Idaho Falls. Items mention Mr and Mrs Charles Twitchell Mrs LeRoy Sorenson Milford Loveland and couples hosting meals and peaceful get togethers at Thanksgiving week. A light humorous quip concludes the column.
The Idaho Department of Agriculture will hold a public hearing at 3:00 p.m. on December 13 in the Bannock Hotel, Pocatello, during the Idaho State Dairyman's Association Convention. Commissioner Robert Reichert invites all interested parties to attend and present pertinent matters regarding adoption of regulations or procedures under Idaho Code. Published December 5, 1957.
Mr and Mrs Fenton Arnell of Brigham City spent Thanksgiving at the Eugene Arnell home. Mr and Mrs Elza Poulson of Liberty came for Thanksgiving dinner and deer hunting. Alfred Keetchs and others are mentioned in a brief, faded passage noting auto models and teen-age driving concerns.
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