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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1959
Page
4
A Laketown column recalls a roadside encounter with an elderly couple seeking Salt Lake City and lessons from wrong turns at Logan Canyon. The writer contrasts scenic beauty with harsh hills, noting streets cluttered by road work and the public landscape’s uneven progress.
The column records local residents and visitors over the weekend including Herman Woods and family from Missouri and Lamar, Mo his brother Carl and wife, plus other guests at Annis Wahletrom and Joseph C Robinson households. It mentions church attendance at Laketown, travel to Idaho Falls and Logan, and ongoing county fair preparations with multiple social calls and family reunions.
Sacrament meeting Sunday afternoon hosted primary graduation for Licia Arnell Ann Schoolcraft Sharon Pugmire Mary Hemmert Patricia Keetch Diana Bunderson and Carol Bunderson. They received certificates MIA bands and Spirit of the Hive cards from MIA President Audrey Michaelson as Delbert Pugmire gave the closing remarks.
The article traces toothbrushing origins from ancient India Mohammedan, Greek, and Roman knowledge to early Chinese chewsticks and the 1780 bone handle toothbrush. It notes plastic bristles and handles replacing bone and ivory, urges dentist guidance for best methods, and stresses brushing after every meal to maintain health and a bright smile.
National forests and parks offer typical recreation like camping, fishing, hiking, and boating. Hunting is restricted to forests, with licenses required. parks charge admission at most sites. Campsites may be free or with modest fees and caretaker guidance, and some areas permit camping without permits. The roundup notes varying climates and facility types across regions. The 13th Amendment abolished slavery and was ratified December 18, 1865.
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