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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

3

Garden City Social News and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs LeRoy Sorenson spent Monday at Logan Miss Sweden Hansen visits with her brother and family the Ronald Hansens at Pocatello The Lowell Gibbons family vacationing at Yellowstone Park Relief Society held closing social with program Irene Calder read minutes from 55 years ago Milford Loveland visit to Salt Lake for family events Mrs Loveland honored on birthday hosts dinner attended by Eva Calder William Kinsley Dugway and Milford Lovelands Spence family called to Salt Lake for brother Robert L Spence's death Sunshine giver boosts spirits and self.

LeRoy Sorenson Logan Irene Calder Milford Loveland Salt Lake McKay Lovelands

Amended Budget Estimate of Expenditures for Paris Idaho 1958 59

Amended budget shows final payment on a new road grader and multiple city departments including waterworks street lights cemetery police and health. Receipts for 1957-1968 total 18 944 76 with total expenditures 18 680 00 as certified by City Clerk Fred J Price published June 5 12 1958.

Paris Idaho Geech Wee Sewer Department Health Department Idaho Municipal League UCB Fire Department Fred J. Price City of

Caution Urged on Antibiotics Around Dairy Stock

Public health officials warn antibiotics and pesticides in milk pose hazards. Dairy farmers should prevent residues by treating mastitis with vets, discarding affected milk, and timing sprays on hay to avoid contamination. Responsibility rests with producers to keep milk free of drug residues and comply with regulations.

Common Diseases of Poultry in Idaho pamphlet

Poultrymen gain a practical help chart on symptoms and treatments for common diseases in chickens and turkeys. The Idaho county agent’s office offers free copies, guiding farmers to diagnose sick birds and prevent recurrences with direct, actionable advice and a 12 item thumbnail guide.

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Bird Health Guide Shows Disease Signs and Worm Help

The chart explains common diseases affecting birds, noting chronic respiratory illness as the most troublesome. It also shows signs of intestinal worms and provides steps to treat and rid birds of the parasites.

Community Gatherings Highlight Local Families and Club News

Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and Mrs. Elwood Parker were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson. Darell Nielsen celebrated his birthday with a theater party. The LaThair Petersons hosted birthdays for Sandra and Mitchell with Alfred Rogers Hazel Peterson and Pearl Johnson among the guests. Ogden visits included LeRoy Peterson and others. The Flying Fingera 4 H club met with leader Marie Olsen and Hazel L Peterson was named assistant leader. Elders quorum met with attendees from Liberty led by William K. Matthews. Sunday dinners featured LaThair Peterson Eldon Peterson Hazel L Peterson Alvin Parker and Arvilla Peterson. The column closes with a quip about knowing when to pull the trigger.

George Parker Elwood Parker Ray Johnson Lowell Nielson Darell LaThair Peterson Sandra Mitchell Alfred Rogers Hazel Peterson Pearl Johnson Irene Beck Ogden LeRoy Peterson Marie Olsen Hazel L. Peterson Wilford Hopkins Herman Johnson Eldon L. Peterson Liberty William K. Matthews Eldon Peterson Alvin Parker Arvilla Peterson

Paris Idaho City Council Proceedings June 2 1958

City Council met in Paris City Hall with Acting Mayor Cyril Budge and six council members. Items included bond fund shortfall of 1 124.07 and levy plan, street manhole safety, water works intake survey, fire hydrants condition check, cemetery ground improvements and a small purchase for cemetery caretaker. Bills approved including Grimmett Lumber and other local suppliers.

Paris Hall Idaho Cyril S. Budge John B. Hoge Clifford Minson Rex Vallentine Glen H. Grimmett Willard Stucks Marshal J. Vivian Nye Fred J. Price Waterworks Committee Willard Stucki Cemetery Committee Grimmett Lbr Hdwe Npipe Richard Hastings Frick Mattson Lowe Drug Co Paris Post Seymour Janasi Utah Power and Light Co Southern Idaho Equipment Co Bupphes Wilford Michel TPR Fred Pri Y ‘Olty

Local residents join gatherings and travel in a busy week

Fern Derricott returns home after four weeks in hospital following a car accident. Logan temple visits, Mormon BYU students, and multiple Utah trips are noted. Isle of Montpelier wedding reception for Richard Hunzeker. sheep shearing completed. various neighbors from Provo Salt Lake Rexburg Jerome and Ogden visit or stay with local families.

Fern Derricott Matthews Salt Lake W. K. Matthews Harold Pugmire Alfred Humpherys Logan Temple Evan Morgan Neil Carolyn Morgan Ivan Wes Lauridsen Montpelier Robert Stephens Provo H. K. Matthews Beryl Pugmire Dennis Carlsen Logan Chris Carlsen Lamarn Clark Jeannine Torgersen California von Atkinson Glen Humpherys Jackson Lake Lodge Matthews Bros Montelier Richard Hunzeke

Fertilizer booklet for Idaho farmers now at county office

University of Idaho extension service publishes Fertilizer Materials for Idaho Farmers detailing N P and K, how fertilizers are made and used, and how to read bag bets and costs. Charles Painter and G O Baker authored. soil testing offered by the university. Farmers can pick up copies at the Paris county agent’s office.

University of Idaho Extension Service Idaho Paris Charles Painter Extension Service G. O. Baker Uni

Bartschi Guests From Pocatello Visited Local Hosts

Bartschi of Pocatello were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bartschi.

Bartschi Pocatello Leo Bartschi

The Modern Flight Economy Joke Hits 260 HP

A lighthearted quip compares the 100 horsepower needed for a World War II combat plane to the 260 horsepower now required to carry a 115 pound woman to the corner store. The piece ends with a wry remark on youth and excuses.

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