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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1956
Page
3
From where I sit Joe Marsh notes a town dispute over protecting owls versus protecting chickens. Pops Parker says both sides are right as owls eat vermin yet also targets poultry. He suggests a 10-foot pole with a No 2 trap to catch the culprit. The piece ends with a reminder that opinion differs and local life allows free debate.
Mr and Mrs Norman Roberts and family returned from southern Utah while Harold Pugmire and family visited Preston. Ivan Hymas improves after a Salt Lake City operation. Verla Morgan visited Evan Morgans. Readers list weekend and recent travels among Liberty Sharon families including Pocatello Cokeville Logan and Pocatello connections.
Farmers Home Administration offers farm housing loans in Bear Lake County to build or repair farm houses and essential buildings. About 50 million dollars is provided with 4 percent interest, up to 33 year repayment. Eligibility requires farm ownership, lack of credit from other lenders, and sufficient income to cover living and operating expenses. Further details at the Preseton Idaho county office.
Garden City News records social visits and events from the prior week. Mr and Mrs Lowell Gibbons spent Monday in Montpelier. The Relief Society held an event on Tuesday October 9. Mr and Mrs Marvin Carney were Logan visitors on Wednesday October 10. Genevieve Pugmire and Leone Loveland chaired a Primary Stake Board session on Wednesday afternoon October 10. Mr and Mrs David Calder visited Montpelier Monday of last week, and Mr and Mrs Bob Nate from Dingle were here Sunday. Mrs Will Negus and Mrs Lyle Negus shopped in Montpellier Monday of last week.
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