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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
2
A practical period guide outlines a trailer inspection routine before lake season. Check tires for cracks and heat, springs and axles for wear, bearings for water intrusion, and wheel lubrication. Ensure alignment, secure fastenings, and balanced load with proper inflation and safe hitching.
Framing an ideal constitution for all states is impossible as each state reflects unique history, traditions, problems, and needs. The model constitution notes variety within states and aims to provide basic legal foundation for government while recognizing state differences.
The article argues for a balanced Idaho state constitution focusing on protecting civil liberties defining government powers and shaping permanent institutions while allowing change. It warns against overrestriction and minor obstruction, urging practical consideration of Idaho’s economic social and political realities.
The Young Marrieds Party was held Friday at the hall with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Haddock and many local couples. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Victor Reese. Several visitors traveled to Kemmerer and Pocatello for visits and a music contest. Joan Hart remains a patient at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital.
Illness kept updates from reaching readers but many residents were mentioned visiting and recovering. Mrs Nina Loveland was hospitalized then returned home. several families attended concerts at Fielding High School and an institute in Pocatello. A Court of Honor was held at Fish Haven Ward Chapel and bids were invited for a steel bed and a truck delivery by May 30 1964.
Bear Lake County Fair Board invites sealed bids for a one ton truck with specified 6 cylinder 160 HP motor and standard options plus a 4H Barn construction at the Bear Lake County Fair grounds north of Montpelier. Bids due April 27 1964 for truck and April 17 1964 for barn. bids require 5 percent bid guarantee with contractor license and must be delivered to J Reed Crane 657 Williams Ave Montpelier Idaho.
The Village Board of Bloomington invites sealed bids for cemetery maintenance village marshal work and snow plow operations. Bids may be monthly for the year or yearly. Deadline is April 25, 1964 with right to reject any bid. Clerk: s. John N. Findlay Chatman Arden N. Bunderson.
The Bear Lake County Commission invites sealed bids for a new 1964 chassis cab truck with 25 000 GVW and V type 340 engine. Bid deadline is 9:00 A.M. April 13 1964. Delivery to Montpelier Idaho within 30 days after bid acceptance.
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