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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1958
Page
4
Local residents visit Paris over the weekend and extended trips to Salt Lake City Garden City Logan and Ogden are listed. Families welcome new arrivals attend temple sessions and travel for hospital visits. Fielding wrestling team heads to Pocatello for competition.
U S milk output rose to a record 127 billion pounds in 1957 with large feed supplies and lower costs. 1958 may add 1 to 2 billion pounds. by 1968 a surplus of about 5 billion pounds is seen if price supports stay near 1957 levels.
Edwin E. Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Dow L Williamson of St Charles traveled aboard the cruiser Bremer Seventh Fleet visiting Auckland New Zealand from February 19 to 24. The Bremerton left Long Beach California February 3 and will operate in the Pacific for seven months conducting patrols and visiting ports in Japan the Philippine Islands and Formosa.
WANTED ADS advertise Wilford Michel in Paris for coal sand or gravel with contact 2441. A secretary is sought for Montpelier office five afternoons weekly must type meet people and know Farm Bureau apply to Eugene B. Stucki Bear Lake Farm Bureau Paris. The Armstrong furnaces offer heating system estimates via Grimmett Lumber & Hardware. Subscription notice for The Post at 2 per year.
The Idaho January 1 1958 livestock index rose about one percent from 1957 while remaining two percent below 1956 peak. Cattle and calves totaled 1 388 000 head, up one percent from last year. hogs 100 000, down three percent. sheep 1 121 000, slightly above 1957. Steers and beef heifers aged one year drove cattle gains.
Idaho's fourth annual conference for milk and food sanitarians and technologists will be held at the University of Toledo at Moscow March 4 to 6. Fourt, head of the dairy husbandry department, says the course is provided by the university with the state department of agriculture and the state board of health to train sanitarians. Nine visiting authorities in milk and food sanitation will assist university staff during the course.
A testimonial will be given in the Ovid ward chapel on Saturday at 8 p m for Elder Larry M Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Johnson who has been called on a mission to the east central states with headquarters at Louisville Kentucky Larry will enter the mission home in Salt Lake City March 10.
Grimmett discusses Idaho highway routes including Route 3 from the Utah line through Malad Pocatello Idaho Falls to the state line. Route 4 runs from the Washington line through Coeur d Alene Wallace to Lookout Pass while Route 80N seeks interstate designation. He notes four lane divided highways with wide medians and right of way through irrigated lands and built up areas. He states road funding comes from fuel and tire taxes not property tax and estimates a $7.65 yearly cost per road user. He closes with a quip about the dictionary placing work before success.
Sherry Thomas, three, underwent major surgery February 14 in a Salt Lake City hospital and returned home the following Wednesday. News from Bloomington reports births, visits, and community events including visits by Mr. and Mrs. Newell Parker, Mr. and Mrs. John Godfrey, and the Thornocks. The Bloomington U P club held a meeting at Delta Painter’s home with a lesson on “The Diary” presented by Maude Bateman.
Local families including Sorenson Beck Sleight Johnson and Peterson attended a Temple excursion and priesthood session in Logan. Lectures and sewing groups were held at members' homes with several named attendees and visiting relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Hart attended funeral services for Geo Young’s mother in Salt Lake City. Stake visitors at the primary meeting included Camelia Lyons Afton Roberts and several local residents. Visitors came to see Mrs George Ward Mrs Delora Nelson and the Friendly Club gathering featured George Painter Otis Bateman and others.
A sparse fragment lists individuals Findlay George Piggott Bryan Haddock Victor Reese George Ward and Delora Nelson, suggesting a roster or attendee list. No verbs or context provided to define event or role.
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