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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1960
Page
3
A historical voice warns that monopoly power, backed by unions, now controls jobs and wages. It describes how leaders issue orders, curtail individual freedom, and threaten the broader American economy, urging awareness and reform to restrain monopoly influence.
The Stars and Rainbows held a party for their teachers on Monday with poems and stories led by Donna Larsen and Audrey Nielson. A relief society meeting followed on Tuesday with 20 members, a quilt and rugs made, pot luck served, and births honored with embroidered aprons. Visitors and neighbors attended events. several residents moved to new homes. community members were noted for hosting, visiting, and participating in local activities.
A Sunday meeting led by Bishop Ras Sorensen included singing by Helen Parker and Ivy Jensen with Don Jon and Brent Olsen officiating. Present were Steven Sorenson Allen Paterson and Randy Nielsen assisted. DaRae Nielsen, Marie Olen, and others received deacon ordinations. Talks covered Priesthood, sacrament, and church growth with primary classes and inservice held at Hazel Peterson's home.
In guidance for amateur gardeners the article explains fertilizer rates per area with examples such as 2 pounds per 400 square feet and how to apply by broadcasting or banding. It also reports the Idaho Safety Council approving farm safety actions and details about 4-H leaders and extension service activities.
A fragmentary report describes aroma compounds in beef fat and pork fat and their influence on flavor when heated. It mentions experiments with beef and pork components, fat ratios, and potential products like new meats and frozen specimens seen in markets.
A garbled report notes researchers expect a chicken based hot dog to reach market by summer. It mentions a family pack and new egg products aimed at children, plus broader poultry innovations and plans discussed for market rollout.
A reported meeting led by Mary H with notes from Roger Roghaar and John Mattson on artificial respiration and nosebleed care. Wendy Hepworth, Naomi Howell, and Randy Cates Bava provided health briefs about blister care, water purification, and insect bites. Wilson Bapety Soldiers at St. Charles and April meeting date noted.
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