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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1948
Page
6
Laketown residents and visitors shared a busy weekend with trips to Logan Ogden Evanston Randolph and Salt Lake City. Highlights include family gatherings birthday celebrations and medical visits. A fatal auto crash near Evanston claimed Mrs Dottie Findlay Ella Fackrell and husband with details to follow.
Statewide ballot measures propose amending Section 6 of Article XVIII to eliminate the County Superintendent of Public Instruction as an elective officer and set new officer prescriptions for 1950. Also proposed are changes to qualifications for state officers and to remove the Superintendent of Public Instruction from constitutional officer qualifications.
Mr and Mrs Reed Jensen and Mr and Mrs Max Pope with son visited Ogden homes. A special MIA program was held Sunday evening with all MIA groups taking part. Stake officers from Paris Mrs Hattie Vallentine and Mrs Mabel Athay and Mr William Lauritzen attended.
Local residents and visitors share time at home with relatives in St. Charles. Alaska-bound Barbara Linford Stephens departs for five months, while Michaelson Cafe shuts for winter. Community events include a golden wedding anniversary tribute, a Halloween dance setup, and new occupants moving into old homes.
GOQ soils expert Baker of the University of Idaho warns that burning straw on fields risks loss of topsoil and erosion in northern Idaho. He advocates leaving stubble, fall plowing, rough seedbed, and seeding corners to control erosion amidst widespread burning.
A city boy spends a summer on a farm. On his first day he sits beside the farmer's wife while she picks chickens. He watches gravely as the sun gilds the garden and then asks, Do you take off their clothes like that every night, lady.
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