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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
4
Paris City Council invites sealed bids for pasture use at the Fair Grounds for the 1952 season. Bids must reach City Clerk by January 7, 1952. The council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of City Council. Fred J. Price, Clerk.
Directors levied a $1.25 per share assessment on the capital stock with payment due to E. H. Shepherd in Paris Idaho by December 28 1951. Unpaid shares become delinquent and will be offered at public auction on January 28 1952 at ten oclock am to cover the delinquent amount plus costs.
Notice of public auction by the State Board of Land Commissioners for three land units in Bear Lake County Idaho. Units 1 N44 320 acres 3200 dollars, 7 8 320 acres, and 3 W444 320 acres, sold January 18 1952 at 2 30 p.m. Deposit 10 percent of appraised value required. forfeiture if not completed. Deposits of unsuccessful bidders returned day of sale. Leasee improvements paid day of sale. Sale subject to existing rights. Publication dates December 27 1951 and January 17 1952.
A note on greased hogs guarding against sulpestifer infection a germ disease causing swine enteritis. Infected pigs spread the illness to others if allowed to roam freely.
A medical note explains the foot as a complex structure with 26 bones and numerous ligaments. It highlights the foot as a delicate mechanical system, integral to movement and balance.
Guidance on spacing yeast buns baking powder biscuits and cinnamon rolls in pans to allow room for expansion during rising and baking. Emphasizes leaving two thirds of an inch between items for even growth and heat circulation.
The report notes 98 percent of farm products move by truck and Philadelphia receives 98 percent of its loose poultry by truck. It cites 49 large cities getting all milk by truck and Chicago using trucks for 57 percent of butter. Trucks transport 58 percent of U S beef with 5 million trucks on highways and industry revenue near two billion dollars annually.
Local residents in Montpelier Logan Paris Fish Haven and Montpelier share December visits and social events. The crowd includes LeRoy Sorenson Miliford Loveland J G Sprouse and Sherman Lutz plus the Spence Sprouse Scofield Loveland and Hyden families. A Christmas program led by Dean Cook Lazette Satterthwaite featured 24 attendees with readings songs and gifts.
Britannica notes the highest price for a single postage stamp, reportedly over 45 000 dollars. The stamp is a one cent British Guiana from the Arthur Hind collection, auctioned in the low years of 1933 and 1994.
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