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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
5
A Utah column urges farmers to select high quality dairy cows based on production and conformation. It explains cow value equals milk output, stresses deep bodies, good temperament, strong circulation, and capacity. Recommends cow testing, bull circles, and using top bulls for breeding.
Mrs. Myrtle Pugmire spent several weeks with her aunt Mrs. Parker in Alda and has returned home. Miss Hymas of Liberty visited with her sister Mrs. Bertha Laker while memorial services were held at the cemetery Friday at 2 p m. Mrs. Mary Hunt came for Memorial Day and stayed several days visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Crosley and others.
Local notes report Charles J Chipp and wife visiting relatives and returning home. Peter McKinnon touring Randolph to market his Big Creek ranch. Harry Morgan traveling to Logan Utah for several days. Mrs Walter Norris recovering after surgery in Evanston Wyoming. Coyote complaints from Wm Groll amid lamb losses. School closed for vacation with many teachers leaving. Several Randolph residents attended the M I Afi contest in Lyman Woodruff stake and Randolph ward earning choir and Miss Helen Rex accolades. Commencement and dance well attended with Dr W J Vickrs delivering advice to graduates. W A Marshall and grandsons Frank and Gene McKinnon visited Ogden for a baby sighting and returned home.
An instructional piece by Dr. L. D. Le Gear on selecting productive dairy cows. It notes dairy farming as a major U.S. revenue source, with milk by products valued at over 4 million dollars annually. The article discusses national cow totals, with about one third described as loafers, one third breaking even, and the remainder profitable.
Paris observed Memorial Day with stores closed and a program at the cemetery under city and American Legion direction. Many out of town visitors came to pay respect to the departed.
Utah-Idaho Mining and Milling Company calls a 1 eq assessment on subscribed stock due by July 1 1980 payable to H Broomhead in Paris Idaho. Delinquent shares after July 1 1930 face auction sale to cover the assessment costs and sale expenses. H H Broomhead secretary treasurer.
Charles H. Poole of New Zealand to speak at Chautauqua as audiences demand nationally known figures. The season brings speakers of the calibre that has defined Chautauqua as the institution it is.
Paris visitors include Bishop Robert Schmid and wife and President Harold B. Lee from Salt Lake City. Memorial Day outings feature Mrs. Parley Kunz and Mrs. Orlando Kunz in Soda Springs. Georgetown residents Miss Verona Schmid and the Schmid family joined others in Bern last Friday. Local absences note Mrs. Robert H. Kunz in Wardboro, and Miss Maxine Kunz’s return from Logan Utah where she studied at the U. The Snows of Lanark hosted Henry Parker and son Edwin, with funeral attendances in Paris for Mrs. Dan Curless and Rollo Rich. Dr. and Mrs. George F. Ashley just back from Salt Lake City.
Lake attended a recital with her daughter Wanda who studies at the University of Utah News.
Bloomington residents Norma Patterson and companions visit Ogden Utah staying at the A O in Logan during the winter. Alvin Peterson of Georgetown called here last Wednesday. N P Rasmussen returns after eleven weeks in Caribou hospital Soda Springs. Louise Madsen returns from Albion. Maurice Welker and children of Evanston Wyoming spent several days visiting relatives. Jarvis Christenson and daughter Janice were also visiting.
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