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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
8
The Laketown area reports numerous Sunday and weekend visits as Pres Fred J Price and Ernest Hymas attend meetings. Local residents travel to Salt Lake City Port land and Montpelier for medical care and family visits while road conditions remain icy and hazardous.
Mr A J Winter of Montpelier and Mr Willard H B Kunz of Paris were business visitors in Bern last week. Lester Nelson of Fish Haven, Har C Nye of Liberty, Sidney Lutz of Garden City, Lawrence Roberts of Montpelier, E J Monson of Paris, and Wilford Eaterholdt of Pegram were also in Bern. Earl Evans of Soda Springs came Thursday. Mr and Mrs B Johnson of Georgetown and Mrs Ivin Weaver of Bennington visited Friday. Lee Prescott of Sharon visited Friday. Mr and Mrs Jos Stelevich and Mr and Mrs Earl Mapes of Montpelier were in Bern Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sivel Nielsen of Ovid were visitors Saturday.
The oldest flight of steps, made of marble and still in use, leads to the church of Ara Coeli in Rome. It was built in 272.
A compilation of short notices lists weekend visitors and guests in Paris and Montpelier including Mr. and Mrs. Cent Grandy and son of Ogden, Miss Darlene Pugmire of St. Charles, and many others visiting relatives. It notes travel to Garden City, Bloomington, Salt Lake City, and Pocatello General Hospital for care and recovery, plus a piano recital by Miss Janet Grimmett and an upcoming homecoming in Washington.
Sugar helps preserve color shape and flavor of fruits but is not necessary in canning. Canned unsweetened fruit may be sweetened when used.
Mrs. Anna Paulz of Vancouver Washington writes she suffered for years with rheumatism and arthritis and is thankful to have found relief. She offers to answer inquiries and provides her P O Box 825 for contact.
Mr Henry Sparks and son Jim spent Monday and Tuesday in Ogden. Mr and Mrs Blake Jensen with Mr and Mrs Hershel Pilcher visited relatives in Pocatello Saturday and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs DuAine Hoge visited Montpelier Monday. Mr Roy Patterson of Blackfoot recovering from rheumatic fever. Mr and Mrs Kay Rich attending the A C at Logan spent the weekend with relatives here.
Benjamin F. Fairless of United States Steel argues the 184% hourly increase sought by the union would raise costs by $60 million annually and harm the economy. He notes past wage growth kept pace with living costs and defends a 15 cent raise as a reasonable compromise, urging public interest and warning of price and production ripple effects.
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