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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
2
The Village of Bloomington Idaho will receive bids for a cemetery sprinkler system. Bids must be submitted to Village Clerk Paul J. Haddock by 8 PM March 7, 1960. The village reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated February 12, 1960.
The Montpelier Central School Building in Montpelier Idaho will be sold at public auction for cash. Auction at the School Administration Offices City Hall on February 24 1960 at 5 PM. Bid may be rejected and property must be cleared and leveled by June 30 1960. Inspection available via Central School Administrative Offices City Hall Nontpelier Idaho.
Notice is given that Paris Idaho will receive bids for a water meter meeting specified standards including propeller type, stainless components, totalizer, and pressure loss limits. Bids due to City Clerk Fred J. Price by 7 30 P M March 7 1960. City reserves right to reject all bids. Signed C N Carlson Chairman.
Amos B Hulme serves as clerk of the board for Glans A School District No. 33. The notice is issued for publication on February 18, 1960.
A village Primary party held Monday at 4 p.m. under LaRae Nielson featured games, dancing, valentines, punch, cookies, and a song. The event drew 37 children and 11 officers. Scout leader Ray Johnson was honored Tuesday for service with a plaque and a flag pole ribbon. Several local families from Nampa, Clearfield, and Utah visited relatives, while church events included a Jane Davis DUP camp meeting in Montpelier and a birthday dinner for a local husband teach.
A compact historical reflection on George Washington as the first president and symbol of American self rule. It emphasizes independence as a way of life, the shared labor of diverse citizens, and a faith that sustained U S liberty for over a century and a half.
County Agent Hyrum Johnson reports department of Agriculture updates lowering fat emphasis and increasing prime and choice volume. Changes include reduced confirmation requirements and revised quality measures eliminating inner rib fat as a factor.
An article promotes variety meats such as liver heart kidneys and tongue as nutritious economical alternatives to muscle cuts. It details color texture preparation methods for beef calf lamb pork liver including braising broiling and frying and notes liver's iron content and preparation tips.
Ralph Ermatinger named field representative for the United States Brewers Foundation in Idaho, reporting from Boise. He will liaise with brewers and officials to promote high beer sale standards and public understanding of the industry.
A note stresses using a wheeled trash can and broom near work areas to reduce injuries and fires. It warns that raised equipment needs proper bracing with job-specific stands and that timbers or wood blocks are unsafe substitutes, often dangerous.
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