Admitted to the mails in Paris Idaho Post Office
The notice confirms a second class matter admission at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1878.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
4
The notice confirms a second class matter admission at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the Act of March 3 1878.
Mayor Wallentine presides as council seats new members Crawford and Nye. Finance reports show city in good condition. street work authorized with Clifford Price and caterpillar. Punch Board Ordinance reconsideration debated. ordinance stance affirmed. Various bills approved including utilities and equipment, building permit granted for a garage on South Main Street. Meeting adjourned.
A stream of visitors and locals travel through Bern last week including John Hansen and Alfred Bischoff from Garden City and Geneva, David Parker from Lanark, and many others from Montpelier Ovid and Fish Haven. The entry notes several business visits plus community events at Georgetown and Cokeville with mentions of Ward High Council members Delmar Kunz and Hitler Kunz.
The council reviewed snow bank removal on South Main Street and discussed water conditions caused by a power canal overflow. It was noted the water had returned to normal and the committee was asked to address street clearing. Minutes were read and approved.
Febs week reports show LaRae Hoge and Gayle Obcorn at a Pars birthday party for Caroline Lewis. Paris officials attend Sunday School. Delwin Orr visits with King and Roberts families. Joseph Beck and John Robers visiting Cokeville. J T W born visits with Shern family. Budge ranch work in Noonan. Ward Party held Friday with chicken dinner. Relief Society rugs and crafts. Gold and Green Ball slated for next Monday night.
Mr and Mrs Wilford Lewis traveled to Paris to attend a funeral. Milford Passey and family visited Paris. Connie Lewis and DeOnne Findlay attended a Music Clinic in Pocatello. Jay Cragan went to Bancroft for a Leadership meeting. Condo MIA held its Gold and Green Ball with Ethy Skinner named Queen and attendants Virginia Hemmert Ila Skinner Nila Jo Snedden. Air Express service began commercially September 1 1927.
Inland Realtors manager Lamont W. Passey recounts a visit to the Hotel Utah Starrite Gardens where the roof is transformed into a fairyland with ferns and flowers. He mentions dining with Governor Lee at a convention and reflects on civic pride, honest work, and local vision, ending with a note about a historic William Penn house.
Farmers are advised to ensure a clean brooder house and proper conditions before fall chick placement. Maintain dry litter with good ventilation, avoid dampness, control temperature, prevent cannibalism, and provide a complete chick starter mash to support rapid early growth and disease resistance. Obtain Idaho Extension Bulletin No. 154 for detailed formulas.
Vernon Ravenscroft of the University of Idaho extension service announces a five day extension for farm tree seedling orders to March 5 due to bad weather and remote areas. County agents provide order blanks and report strong demand despite drought. A note at end mentions the first banana importation to the US in the 1860s.
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