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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1955
Page
4
An on the farm feature shows a farmer maintaining warmth in a 16 by 16 foot milk house attached to a barn. He uses a 1000 watt space heater for general heat and 250 watt heat lamps over the washing vat, both temperature controlled to keep the area comfortable for cleaning utensils and steady milking chores.
County agent Bob Kerns urges reading the seed tag to ensure genetic identity and purity. He notes certified seed carries the Idaho Crop Improvement Association seal and offers proven disease resistance germination and adaptability backed by testing and performance.
A smart pullover designed for versatile wear uses Du Pont Orlon fiber for warmth and softness that resists fading after washing. It features lightly stitched cuffs and convertible scalloped collar for a refined touch.
The U S Department of Agriculture designated Rex and Bluejacket as undesirable 1956 wheat varieties, with a 20 cent per bushel discount. Idaho grows them in small amounts. farmers urged to switch to Brevor or Elmar. Other listed grains include Wagatch and Cachert with limited planting and no university recommendation.
Lazette Satterthwaite Edna Wamsgrey attended a convention in Salt Lake City with schoolmates and teachers from Fish Haven St Charles and Logand. Rich County Legion and AUX held a Thursday meeting at the schoolhouse followed by a cafeteria luncheon with Miss Sue Wicker vocal selections.
A jagged list of club meetings dances and sports events spanning October to June across St Charles Fielding Paris Emerson Montpelier and surrounding groups. Highlights include PTA meetings Farm Bureau dances Golden Green Balls and basketball tournaments with various local organizations hosting.
The article lists a series of visits and social notes from Oct. 10 to Oct. 11. It mentions Miss Mir host, Mr and Mrs. Hilden Pope with son Robert Invere, CW Sprouse at Eldon Gewis home in Paris, Mr and Mrs Claud Kimball shopping in Montpelier, plans to visit Tennessee and California for three weeks, Mrs. Frank Jensen acting postmaster, Mr and Mrs. Sid Lutz visiting Paris and Montpelier, Elden Pope and son Robert visiting Randolph, Mr and Mrs Bob Calder visiting Ogden, and notices about Relief Society and Primary activities with Nina Sorensen and Juanita Loveland.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Sorenson were seen shopping Thursday, with observers noting their routine errands and local presence during the afternoon.
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