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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1963
Page
2
The Post announces it will publish correspondent bylines under town headings near Paris to thank gatherers and fix misspelling errors. It notes future byline omissions possible and shares anecdotes about local stops and a shared joke about a bed invention and the snowsuit crisis for children, plus Veterans Day reminders.
Edward Howard Maps, a 5'8\" 170 pound 40s era artist and sculptor born June 29 1922 in Passaic New Jersey, is sought for the murder of his wife and infant daughter in Stroudsburg Pennsylvania. Fire set multiple blazes at the home and a gas oven was turned on. Maps allegedly telephoned neighbors after the crimes and warned one person he would be “next.” A federal warrant for unlawful interstate flight to avoid prosecution for murder and arson was issued January 23 1962 at Scranton. He is described as barefoot preferer of sandals, unkempt dresser, a former Marine, and extremely dangerous. Notify FBI with any information.
The notice records a trio of social events in Ovid including a Halloween party for children, a Relief Society quilting party, and a MIA gathering with games and dancing. It notes visits by Alfred Jensen party members and several relatives staying in Logan and surrounding towns, plus a birthday dinner and hospital visits.
The speaker argues a reader grows through private study, library access, and steady reading rather than elite schooling. A well educated student may become practical and virtuous like Franklin or a thoughtful professional, not necessarily a liberated critic, and the educator urges sending a student who reads to begin an ongoing education.
University of Idaho Caldwell branch experiments from 1960 to 1962 find barley based non roughage rations can finish steers with faster gains and higher efficiency when paired with limited roughage. Heat tolerance dipped for non roughage fed steers unless high roughage first. Researchers Keith Dahmen Orme Bell outline results and note copies available locally.
Garden guidance urges protection of prize roses from frost and freezing temperatures. Experts advise covering plants, applying mulch, and moving potted roses to sheltered locations to prevent damage and preserve blooming potential.
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