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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1960
Page
2
The minimum-support price for corn for the coming crop is set at $1.06 per bushel. Barley No 2 or better is supported at 77 cents per bushel. Oats No 3 are 50 cents per bushel, No 2 or better rye at 90 cents per bushel.
The piece argues socialized medicine remains unresolved since World War II with critics warning of enormous costs and government funded care. It discusses extending benefits to 18 million Social Security recipients and explores voluntary insurance as a cost effective alternative.
A detailed guide discusses cooking heart and tongue from beef pork lamb and calf. It explains braising methods using water as the cooking liquid, long simmering times at 185 degrees F, and notes tenderness differences among heart and tongue cuts. It also covers preparing tongues after cooking, serving sizes, and washing guidance.
The article highlights preparation methods for kidneys including soaking, washing, and marinating in French dressing. It discusses tenderizing methods, frying with crumbs, and broiling kidney steaks, stews, and pies. Other offal items like oxtails, pork feet, tripe, sweetbreads, and brains are suggested for varied menus.
The dairy sector is evolving rapidly across farms, processing plants, and distribution. US cows declined 3 percent in the past year to the lowest level in 30 years, while milk output per cow rose about 20 percent in a decade and may grow further. Production changes include larger herds, culling of poorer cows, enhanced nutrition and disease control, and wider use of artificial insemination. Innovations include the piping of milk, better milking parlors, and new feeding forms like pellets and wafers, with frozen semen being adopted in some regions.
Research notes cows gain more weight when freshened after longer dry periods and receive extra feed. New processing advances include shelf stable concentrates, ultra pasteurized whole milk stored up to four months, fluorescent dye for mastitis, plastic bag shipment, and reduced calorie two percent milk widely sold in the United States.
This week we erupted like a volcano and watched a movie about oil. We learned a new dance titled Yes Sr That's My Baby. We photographed on Friday and built snow forts. The boys played games while two beans ripened and two more were planted. We watered flowers and practiced arithmetic including borrowing and carrying. We are linking a health book with John Wa.
Students describe learning about perimeters and areas while reporting a spill of water and evaporation time. They filled a new bottle, created spelling books, and plan a program for grades six to eight. They study quotation marks and fire basics in science.
A fragmented message notes that last Friday the principal Xe nt oe Banderson organized or supervised a student photo session. The readable bits indicate an event involving pictures taken under school oversight.
Fragmentary text references yearbook decisions and planning. The readable portions mention Elképlingtoni and assembly ideas with uncertain phrases about theme and students. No clear date or event details are present.
Readable parts show garbled phrases about names and time but lack clear events or entities. Only stray references appear to be personal names and vague timings, insufficient for a coherent news item.
Liberty Sh aron residents report a busy week with extended family visits to Menlo Park and Soda Springs. Local gatherings include FFA banquet attendance and a Friday trip to Weber College in Ogden. Names span Hymas, Morgan, Carlsen, Parker, Matthews, and Budge among others from Logan to Paris and Greeley.
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