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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1959
Page
2
The Paris Post issues for Paris Idaho dated Thursday May 7 1969 announce publication by EB Bear Lake Publishing Company Walter C Dye. The issue is volume 79 number 14 and notes second class mail status under the 1870 act.
The Laketown Primary service on April 19 featured the Sunbeams to Home Builders with Arvilla Hawkins and Donnie Johnson in a child centered program. The column notes condolences for Marguerite Rich and community events from Easter to choir rehearsals and local travel. It also mentions Bishop Weston’s return home, spring farming notes, and local visits including the Pugmire and Cheney families. The piece closes with nursing education news highlighting Dean Mildred D Quinn’s election to chair Western Council of Higher Education for Nursing.
Mrs. Maud Carlsen visited in Logan Tuesday while Delbert Pugmire and family stayed with the Chris Carlsens. Charles Carlsen led the Boy Scout gun shooting team to Star Valley Saturday. Eugene Arnell’s funeral drew relatives including Frank Brown and Alfred Humphreys. Hugh Morgan’s sister’s illness has care help from Neph Bunderson. Rae Hymas and Arthur Sibbett visited Ogden. Hans Hansen and others from Montpelier and Paris visited the Carlsens. Jana Pugmire is staying with the Carlsens this week. A large choir audience gathered Sunday evening in Paris. Daryll Poulsen returned from the hospital with a new baby. Elza Poulsen and Rexine, Darryll Poulsen, and Richard Hunzaker hosted guests from Montpelier. Kay Smith of Salt Lake City spent the weekend with the Hymas family. Hulme Matthews, Ann Hansen, and Garden City guests visited the A H Matthews. Jay Hymas and family plan to move to Greeley Colorado. Norman Roberts was in Salt Lake City Friday and Saturday. State music festival attendees included Karen Hymas, Kelly Matthews, Gary Roberts, and Dennis Hymas. Mrs Ray Hymas joined Colleen Ward to Logan Thursday.
University of Idaho tests at Caldwell branch show stilbestrol implants 12 mg and 86 mg and oral feeding increase calf weight gains. Implants boosted gains with high grain or high roughage rations. no adverse meat effects observed after slaughter. Public beef field day to present complete results.
County Agent Johnson invites the public to a field day on May 9th focusing on beef and beef feeding topics. The event aims to educate attendees and provide practical insights for 4H members and county residents interested in livestock care.
Hyrum Johnson reports Bear Lake County cattle association and Wade Wells from the University of Idaho completed four days of grading April 28 to May 1. The effort checked range bulls for beef type conditions fitness and general conformation with noted improvements and high quality in Bear Lake bulls.
At Montpelier City Hall on April 28, Federal veterinarian Mr. Walker and Wade Wells of the University of Idaho spoke on beef cattle health and market quality. They described Anaplasmosis spread by multiple biting insects and through dehorning equipment, and outlined blood testing for Bangs in Bear Lake County in fall 1959 with aims for a modified Brucellosis free area by spring 1960. Wells urged beef grading and conformation, plus culling of poor cows to raise prime and choice calves for market.
Bear Lake county dairymen enjoyed a very good report on management of dairy herd by Charles Mickelson USA herd manager for the last five years. Mickelson stressed the importance of proper feeding breeding and record keeping to improve milk production and herd health.
A Paris meeting at Fielding High School on April 27 elected Wilmer Brown president and Eugene Stucki vice president. Discussion highlighted calf care, proper feeding, record keeping, and vitamin A supplementation for February low levels in calves slated for the future herd. other directors to be chosen next meeting.
The text warns that extension cords should not be smaller than No. 14 and advises heavy duty cords for welders and large motors. It recommends avoiding plastic caps that break, preventing kinks and twists, and looking for the Underwriters label on cord sets to ensure safety.
Idaho Power Company engineer Jerry McBroom warns farm surprise shocks come from improper wiring and damaged cords. Frayed, worn extension cords and damaged plugs are common. replace damaged sockets and use heat resistant cords for high temperature loads. Use quality cords suited to the appliance and consult a qualified electrician if in doubt.
Correction notes that Fielding High School chorus and soloists have earned one ratings since 1941, with the band receiving a one rating at the district music festival in Blackfoot Idaho. Dan Rich Thelma Tippets and Spencer Stucki also received one ratings this year.
The trumpet trio Dan Rich Lynn Pugmire and Michael Beck and the Girls Octet led by sie Humphreys Karen Rae Hy Cleone Taylor Chery Jen Diane Findlay Joyce Beck Shirley Mae Floyd Tamara Pugmire with pianist Afton Stucki earned top sight reading and performance scores at the Regional Festival in Idaho Falls Idaho. Dan Rich gained a one rating for his trumpet solo and the group received a one rating for their trumpet piece while five of 14 bands won honors. Fielding High School was among the honored squads.
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