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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
4
The remark suggests Bert Orr faced scrutiny about his road policy and timing, implying better infrastructure might have altered his four year course. No specific dates or places are provided in the fragment.
SHARON residents report several social and church events. MarJean Prescott Gwen Miller Verlene Hansen Thella King and Vera King sang with Fielding High School Girls Chorus at Paris second ward Sacrament meeting. Home Missionaries Mr and Mrs Harold Pugmire and Jesse Matthews of Liberty attended. Mr Merl Paasey of Lanark and Doctor E J Hansen of Montpelier also visited.
A business visitor was at the Albert Miller home on Sunday. June Crane of Bennington, Doris Widmer of Montpelier, Cyril Prescott, and Merlyn Hymas attended church locally. The piece mentions wartime can production and cattle lice control methods including rotenone sulphur dips and dust applications for small herds.
Using television telephones, a postwar surgeon could examine external infirmities from afar. The device will soon be marketed, enabling remote diagnosis and consultation.
A large portion of produced food spoils before consumption. Unharvested crops, storage losses, and improper handling in wholesale markets contribute, with households in the home market creating the largest share of waste.
Detroit police begin training patrol officers to use drunkometers after a rise in 1944 accidents linked to drivers under the influence of liquor.
A synthetic casting sealant now used on B-29 bombers and other military aircraft eliminates U S dependency on foreign tung oil for impregnating aluminum and magnesium airplane parts.
Laketown residents and relatives visit Logan and Montpelier for family gatherings deer hunting and social calls. The community notes weddings trips school meetings and a Mutual Halloween party while rain dampens the week.
Early postwar needs call for many young operators as estimates show 40 percent of U S farm operators will be over 55 by war’s end, up from 25 percent in 1920. The shift implies renewed opportunity for younger farmers to enter farming careers.
Cuba dominates sugar cane output, supplying about twenty percent of the global sugar supply. The island relies on sugar cane as its chief occupation, with Java Puerto Rico and the Hawaiian Islands also ranking highly in sugar production.
More than 1.5 million nylon paint brushes have been furnished to the navy. Hog bristles used before the war mainly came from the Orient. after the war nylon brushes should be available for civilians and are expected to replace hog bristle brushes in better grades.
Last Friday evening the Primary Seagull girls and Bluebird girls with leaders Norma Myers and Noreen Hansen hosted the Lark girls and their teacher and the Primary officers. They gathered at 6 30 at Myers home where a large outdoor fireplace burned. Games followed and a barbeque lunch was served. Everyone enjoyed the gathering.
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