Paris Post Admits Mail Subscription Rates
The Paris Post announces mail subscription at 3.00 per year. Published by F. Varnere. Located in Paris Idaho. Advertising rates available upon request.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
4
The Paris Post announces mail subscription at 3.00 per year. Published by F. Varnere. Located in Paris Idaho. Advertising rates available upon request.
Idaho congressman speaks against a Columbia Valley Authority plan announced by President Truman. He argues CVA would threaten state sovereignty and water rights, harm irrigation and power projects, and diminish Idaho’s autonomy, urging defeat if Congress acts. He notes historical district opposition and vows to continue development within state programs.
Amos Hulme delivers a lectured call to view historical documents and defend the American Way of Life through home church and school reform. He cites threats from Nazism and Communism, urges intelligent voting, and argues for rebalanced funding toward education over crime and war, urging active citizenship.
A Lamont W Passey feature invites Bear Lake Valley residents now in Salt Lake City to drop in for a chat. He thanks Keith F Warner of The Paris Post for cooperation in arranging the get together.
Deseret News highlights Laketown as Town of Week with profiles of ranchers Alf Kear and others in Rich county. Notables include Louella Nebeker Adams, Phoebe Nebeker Peterson, Lawrence Johnson, Hyrum Gibbons, Carl Wood and Utah leaders, with residents enjoying dance and community recreation.
The text highlights summer entertainments and Bear Lake offering swimming boating and fishing with a vast 22 by 7 mile expanse and uncertain depths. Winter ice enables skating and bobsleighing. Nearby mountains see new phosphate mines opened by California developers boosting local revenue.
Mrs Keith Wamsley of Randolph visited relatives here the first of last week. Mrs Grant Findlay and Mrs Alton Kearl of Fish Haven attended the Home Art Class Monday evening. Twenty one ladies attended Relief Society Tuesday with Celia Langford delivering the visiting Teacher message and Theora Hodges giving the theology lesson. The nursery was led by Nina Sorensen and Darleen Booth. A one act play I’ll Bat My Hat was staged at the MIA meeting Tuesday directed by Darleen Booth with cast including Mr and Mrs Douglas Spence Mrs Max Austin Mrs Grant Freeman and Miss Betty Calder. Mr and Mrs Rollin Findlay hosted a party at their home Wednesday evening. The Relief Society Presidency met at Mrs LeRoy Sorensen’s home Wednesday Feb 2. Mr and Mrs Elmer Roberts of Fish Haven visited Wednesday evening at the LeRoy Sorensen home. Milford Loveland traveled Friday and Spence shopped in Paris and Montpelier. County Nurse Helen Cornia of Randolph was here Tuesday last week. The State Game Commission hired Lew Cook to feed tidier in the Miss’ool field. The jeer remains.
Church service with opening and sacrament songs, testimonies from Hattie Vallentine Susannah Jaussi Ernest Hymas Hannah Humphreys Fred Price and others, administering by Owen Wahlstrom Oliver Earley with deacons Reed Willis Cheney Wahlstrom Weston and Wes ton. Closing prayers and songs noted.
Damaged hay stacks and berry patches noted in the vicinity. Mr and Mrs Alton Earley of Laketown visited Sunday at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hodges. Mr Montell Whittington from Smithfield spent the weekend with family. Several local couples attended the Gold and Green Salt event in Laketown Friday evening.
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