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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1961
Page
3
Idaho egg farmers posted better efficiency in 1959 with 64 percent average egg production up from 60 percent in 1958. Cost of producing a dozen eggs fell to 28 cents, labor per hen dropped slightly, and flock sizes rose to about 3,490 birds from 2,500. Prices farmers received fell to 34 cents a dozen from 38.6 cents.
Advertises mail order access to U S Government surplus items including cameras binoculars vehicles tools and equipment at a fraction of original cost. Offers pamphlet with depot locations procedures and how to buy with a $2 00 request to a Washington D C box.
Utah State University Logan junior majoring in accounting Laurel Sorenson was elected secretary of the Pledge Class of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Irene Beck and Pearl Johnson visited in Logan Tuesday with reports of local church and community activities.
A fragment noting a 2010 corn year estimate of 370 million and a remark from State College of New Mexico about two new consumer baby initiatives. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names beyond these figures.
Fragmentary text notes a Dallas adversors and a claim about food quality and trading stamps. It mentions earning times and prices, hinting at a reflective commentary on an age of unusual specialties in commerce. The readable bits reference eggs food quality and stamps.
Idaho Highways posts 30 mph limit for trucks and buses on US 91 from Utah line to McCammon US 191 from Utah line to Moon ST 34 from Niter MP 42.5 to Jet 30N due to weather conditions. Red markers show restricted zones and blue markers show legal speeds. signs protect sub grade and traffic flow. Salt Lake City visitors Mr James Hawkes and daughter Carol Ann visited Tuesday.
The article notes a rapid population rise with 864000 births daily and 3.15 million yearly, then discusses space colonization as a possible relief. It cites Bob Black of the University of Idaho on eggs, highlighting shell porosity, odor exchange, and the need to refrigerate eggs to prevent off flavors from nearby produce.
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