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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1945
Page
4
University of Idaho fruit specialist Leif Verner urges a two to four inch mulch of coarse material such as pine needles to protect strawberry plants during freezing ground. Mulch preserves moisture, reduces root injury, and keeps berries cleaner and brighter for market, with mulch left on into spring before sun and air reach the crown.
The excerpt notes how Dickens misplaces lunar timing and family relations, how Squeers forces boys to hoe turnips, how a Doyle tale creates an invalid will, how Defoe has Crusoe with biscuits in nudity, and how Haggard describes a new moon eclipse.
A L D S Church column reviews the Relief Society's origins from its 1842 founding as The Female Relief Society of Nauvoo by Joseph Smith to its 1945 renaming and global scope. The article recounts governance, service aims, and a detailed Sunday program with multiple ward and stake activities and officer reorganizations.
Mrs Aleene Humphreys returns from California to visit her husband in U S forces. Mrs Ben Bunders and children of Montpelier visit Mr and Mrs Wm Bee. Walter Ward of the U S Army spends Monday with his father Thomas R Ward. Mr and Mrs Wendell Christensen and sons of Provo stay with Abram and wife.
Bp and Mrs Archie Parker and Mr and Mrs Warren Passey visited in Salt Lake Friday and Saturday. Mrs F J Price of Paris attended the stake visit. Arnell Earley son of Mr and Mrs Walter Harley in Bushnell hospital visited home. Delmain son returned from Bear Lake hospital. Mrs Otto Gauer and son of Montpelier visiting Melvin Passey family. Local youths attended a dance in Paris pavilion Monday night.
Washington records Victory Loan facts with dates October 29 through December 8. Quotas total 11 billion dollars with 4 billion in individual sales 2 billion in Series E and 7 billion from other new bank investors. Treasury balance would be drained by December to fund provisioning rehabilitation and replenishment of munitions and overseas support.
A speaker extols tolerance in a town with a lake and park on the west side of the railroad tracks. He notes the old phrase wrong side of the tracks faded after local heroes Charlie Jenkins and Wil lie Wells won high honors. He argues greatness comes from character over wealth and social standing.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the probate court gives creditors four months after first publication to present claims against the estate of Louis Krogue deceased. Ivy Krogue administratrix cites D H Haddock attorney office Paris Bear Lake County Idaho as the place for filing claims. dates show first publication October 18 1945 and last November 15 1945.
Rosella C. Smith administratrix notifies creditors of the estate of Elmer H. Smith also known as BE. H. SMITH deceased. Creditors must present claims according to law and within the specified period.
A 1945 public notice states that two gallons per day is a good average production for the family milk cow, indicating typical dairy yield expectations for households.
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