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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
4
Furnished upon request. Close fitting covers aid cooking. A pin and cover together are worth the extra money. Apples wrapped in paper or leaves avoid odor transfer from vegetables in the same cellar. Ironing fatigue reduces with soft rugs. Rubber bathroom mats help maintain comfort during laundry tasks.
A statement notes that 80 billion board feet of United States lumber in a year could build a 30 foot wide boardwalk an inch thick reaching to the moon.
Instructions suggest tightening sagging cane chair seats by washing with hot water and drying outdoors to restore tension and fit.
The text notes that a fish eye lens is round like a marble and not flexible, unlike human eyes. It states that a fish focuses by moving the lens forward and backward rather than changing shape.
Cantaloupes suit many soils but perform best on neutral to slightly alkaline soils for quality and yield. Higher lime content soils are favored, though sandy soils warm faster in spring for early melon production.
A collage of quotations from Ben Hecht and Rep Claire Booth Luce, plus remarks from John W. Snyder and Deacon Moses Mast. Brooklyn high school confirms Leah Elkin, 60, graduates as relatives note. Local readers see debates on communism private enterprise and wages.
Pennsylvania releases a bulletin valuing the state's tourism industry at 340 million dollars per year, outlining the economic impact and potential for growth across major destinations and travel services.
Local Bear Lake residents seek help identifying unlabeled pictures stored in drawers. Each week a printed photo will be shown and readers may name it. correct identifications will be reprinted with the name. An anniversary edition may feature valued images.
Clifford D. Pierce of Memphis Tennessee is the new president of the International Association of Lions Clubs. He was unanimously advanced from first vice president to the presidency at the association’s annual convention in Philadelphia which closed July 19. Pierce succeeds retiring president Dr Ramiro Collazo of Havana Cuba.
More than 40 million licensed drivers in the United States spend an average of six to eight hours weekly operating their cars.
Stainless steel pans are more durable than aluminum of the same weight and thickness and do not darken with alkaline foods. Overheating or scorching darkens steel and cannot be brightened, while aluminum spreads heat more evenly for more uniform cooking and less scorching risk.
The Administratrix Sarah A. Durgan of the estate of Frank L. Durgan, deceased, gives notice to creditors and claimants to file their claims within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented to Merrill & Merrill at 5036 Carlson Building, Pocatello, Idaho, or at the Paris Idaho Probate Court. Dated June 18, 1946.
Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports long suffering from rheumatism and arthritis and says she found relief. She invites letters for information at P O Box 825 Vancouver WA.
Plaintiffs led by Edwin C. Rich and Elizabeth Rich file suit in Bear Lake District Court seeking to quiet title in fee to extensive Bear Lake County land described in the caption. Defendants include numerous Rich heirs and spouses with a wide array of unknown heirs listed. Case A-18-25 appears with summons dated July 8 1946 and attorney D Haddock of Paris Idaho.
County Idaho notice to creditors of the estate of Tannie M Budge also known as Fannie E Budge deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four weeks to Vernon M Budge Administrator at Paris Idaho or at the Probate Court in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho.
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