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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1954
Page
3
A 1960 forecast notes rising U S population to about 177 million and greater demand for meat eggs grain and vegetables. Labor saving farm tech cuts time for silage milking and cleaning, while on farm homes electric use expands cooking heating refrigeration and entertainment. The article predicts improved farms and higher production in the coming decade.
Garden City News lists visitors and activities from Feb 1 to Feb 3 including Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Rich in Salt Lake City, Montpelier visitors, Logan trips by Hyden and Mimdlay, Lake Town and Fish Haven visits, Relief Society events in Bloomington and a temple excursion to Logan with numerous attendees.
Social Security field representative Richard Weibye explains survivors benefits and lump sum payments in a Montpelier visit. He warns against relying on well meaning friends and urges people to obtain official guidance at the City Mall February 16 from 2 to 4 p.m.
County weed man E W Irwin attended the Weed Control meet at the USAC in Logan. Snowfalls of 17 inches stranded residents. Births include a daughter born Jan 21 in Bear Lake hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Weston. Community events span PTA, plays, elder party, and multiple visits among locals from Paris to Logan.
President Eisenhower calls for a five billion dollar reduction in spending in the upcoming year and outlines tax law changes in the budget message delivered to Congress by Herbert Miller.
Homemakers gain a cheap fashion and home decor boost as burlap feed bags are transformed via dye baths and simple sewing. The Burlap Council and Tintex Home Economics Bureau publish an illustrated guide by Elizabeth Cowan detailing washing dyeing and finishing steps. Free folder available from Tintex Bureau Fifth Ave New York 17.
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