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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1960
Page
3
The Fiber Identification Act of 1960 requires labels to show generic fiber names with percentages by weight. Consumers learn to recognize natural fibers like cotton and wool and manmade fibers by their generic names, aiding proper washing, drying, and storage. Trade names exist alongside generics, and Sanforized and Scotchgard illustrate finishes and performance claims.
Learn methods to care for each fabric type including cotton linen rayon silk wool rubber spandex acrylic medacrylic nyltril nylon polyester acetate triacetate. The guidance emphasizes distinguishing fabric materials and applying appropriate laundry and storage practices.
Dennis Anderson joined the LDS church with baptism and confirmation on Saturday and was named to be ordained a priest Sunday. Bishop Rolland Jaussi and wife left for Moab Utah to attend their granddaughter’s naming and blessing. Several local families hosted visitors and attended gatherings in Fish Haven and nearby towns.
The piece urges buying baby chicks in cold weather to beat the rush and profit. It promotes local hatcheries as best sources since chicks avoid disease and extreme conditions and the hometown hatchery offers guidance and follow up care.
Students report on science experiments with evaporation, Valentine's crafts, and a Spring Festival song and dance plan. Seventh grade decorates with pink and red crepe paper, makes valentines, and elects officers, while Lincoln's birthday plays are planned.
The article outlines Pregnancy Disease in ewes aged three to six years, especially those carrying twins, with high mortality. Symptoms include loss of appetite, isolation, cold clammy ears, constipation, dizziness, hindleg paralysis, and collapse. Prevention emphasizes balanced nutrition, legume forage, oats, molasses, and daily exercise. early treatment with mollasses drenches or calcium glucuronate injections is noted, though late-stage treatment is often useless.
The Lions Club held a supper last Thursday evening at the Bloomington Amusement Hall. The Relief Society of the ward prepared the meal and a fine program followed. Reese Almond of St. Charles sang twice while a high school trumpet trio from St. Charles Paria and Ovid performed. Dan Rich, Lynn Pugmire, and Michael Beck comprise the trio with Beck listed as District Governor. Bob Purrington of Rexburg spoke with his wife Mrs. Purrington accompanying him. International Counselor Doyle Anthony also spoke as nearly all club members attended.
The guidance emphasizes clean dry quarters with ample bedding and cool drinking water for ewes. It recommends constant salt access and stresses early preventive actions to avert heavy losses.
Paul L. Bovee announces that fourteen area men enlisted in the Navy in January. Names include Richard Charles Dixon of Montpelier and Robert Doyle Butterfield of Bancroft. From Pocatello, Larry Dean joined the Navy during the month.
The Paris Post lists men enlisting through Pocatello including Cahoon Miller Oakes Larsen Ward Bromley Julian Haberson and others from Blackfoot Sage Mandan and American Falls. Four joined the Navy high school training program promising a field of their choice after basic. Also notes visit by Mr and Mrs Lynn Hillyard to the Micheling home in Smithfield.
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