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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1942

Page

8

Paris and Montpelier social notes span two weeks

A long list of visitors and travels fills Paris Idaho and surrounding towns. Lela Tunks and Roger of Boise arrive for ten days to see her parents the Bird family. many others from Moscow Boise Cedar City Ogden Salt Lake and Logan drop in for visits and business.

Lela Tunks Roger Boise Walter Bird Jack Mewes Cedar City Utah Frends Mewes William Morgan Liberty Morris Athay Salt Lake Stanley Dunn Conda Paris Bloomington Dunn George Painter Parellee Kendall Salt Lake City Misa Mignann Shepherd Gertrude Eva Moore Salt Leake C. C. Moore Miss Moore Holy Cross Hospital Neal Hess Bakersfield Calif Hess R. A. Hess Ogden, Utah Montpelier

War Production Board announces new plan and measures

The War Production Board explains a three month supply plan for essential materials with a simplified form and eligibility for small factories. It cites expanding handicapped workers in war production and multiple regional WPB office contacts.

WPB Denver Pueblo Colorado Casper Wyoming Albuquerque N. M Salt Lake City Utah U.S. Employment Service Paul V. McNutt War Manpower Commission

Poison Oats Sale Announced For Farmers

County agent DeVere Tovey says poison oats are available for resale at the county agent’s office in Paris and at Montpelier Coal and Lumber Co in Montpelier. The 1-10 mix comes in 25 pound bags for $1.20.

DeVere Tovey Paris Montpelier

Cattlemen Push Food For Victory Slaughter Rise noted

April federal slaughter of cattle reached 956290 the largest April on record with a 21 percent rise from a year ago and 26 percent above the five year average. First four months 1942 cattle slaughter up 21 percent over last year and 25 percent above the five year average. Hog slaughter April set a record 4196365 while four month total up 28 percent over five year average. Sheep and lamb slaughter also set records for April with four month totals 10 percent above five year average. Prices remain higher due to strong domestic demand and Lease-Lend exports with Los Angeles market showing the bulk of slaughter and prices ranging from 10 to 13.50 for steers and up to 15 for native vealers.

United States United Nations Los Angeles California

Haddock Returns From Two Week Vacation

Mrs Haddock arrives home from a two week vacation to Oakland and San Francisco. Master Jerry O'Brien from San Francisco accompanies her and plans a summer visit. Mrs Emma Jensen and her children of Preston meet Mrs Haddock at Logan and bring her home to visit with the family.

Haddock Oakland San Francisco Jerry O'Brien Ida O’brien Emma Jensen Preston Logan

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