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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
5
In a public notice style letter H H Broomhead urges a paint up campaign to beautify Paris park and forest service grounds. He condemns vandalism using a twenty two and argues sustained paint and property upkeep can raise community pride and value. He calls for unity to apply remedies and preserve public spaces.
Friday evening a bridal shower gave cheerful memories with many beautiful gifts. Miss Bernice Brown returns home from college for the summer. Miss Clea Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan, came home after graduating from U S A C in Logan. She majored in child development and studied sociology as a minor. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rich of Montana paused in Paris Tuesday en route to Bloomington Canyon for a dishing trip.
Local merchants report Utah strawberry prices sliding low as peak season nears this week. Mrs W Hoge shares a prize winning preserve method using equal parts sugar and berries, boiled briefly then stood overnight. Rose plantings receive glass jar covers for a year start, while fashion notes feature a slim red ingote ensemble and a coat fastened with a hook and eye.
A great white pagoda on Wu Tai Shan houses a single hair relic of Wen Shu Pusa, patron-saint of the sacred Chinese mountains. The structure rises above about 150 monasteries and temples on the peak.
The first legal hour shortening in the United States occurred in 1840 when President Van Buren issued an executive order reducing the eleven hour workday in Navy yards to ten hours. This measure marked an early move toward shorter civilian workdays in federal operations.
Jerusalem relies partly on a historic aqueduct dating to biblical times for its water supply, highlighting enduring infrastructure connected to ancient systems.
May meetings across several 4-H clubs including Hereford Baby Beef Ovid Nouman Paris Liberty and Four Leaf Clover. Plans for summer activities guest trips to Salt Lake City junior fat stock show discussion and officer elections plus demonstrations and social/meeting dates noted.
Judge Varian, former Weiser district judge and now highway department legal advisor, tends roses with a simple mix and trench watering method. Idaho phosphate growth under E M Nomis thrives despite taxes, employing 86 for 400 tons daily. Busy Stitchers of Montpeter sewed aprons at their June meeting, and Four Leaf Clover welcomes new member Winnette Peterson in Ovid.
A rtomeseaWted Wes was held for Mrs Beulah Morgan on Decoration Day with many ladies attending the display of fine things and light refreshments. Mr and Mrs Elza Poulsen enjoyed a pleasant surprise party in Paris and Liberty. Thursday evening a bridal shower was given for Mrs Norman Roberta.
A U S chemist notes soil contains at least 64 chemical elements with 58 detected in plants, underscoring the richness of mineral content in terrestrial ecosystems.
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