Post Office Admission Notice in Paris Idaho
Franklin Benson and Walter C Dye admitted at the Paris Idaho post office as second class mail under act of March 8 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1959
Page
2
Franklin Benson and Walter C Dye admitted at the Paris Idaho post office as second class mail under act of March 8 1879.
A column argues for genuine private schools owned and run by proven educators to relieve overcrowded public schools. It notes legal changes may be needed, questions tuition as a funding model, and stresses the role of capable individuals in education. The piece also touches on Bear Lake Valley tourism plans and the newspaper trade.
An editorial from Afton Wyoming argues against trading stamps as a lure, noting Casper city ordinance, subsequent court action heading to the state supreme court, and claims that premiums are funded by buyers. The piece cites a Wyoming legislature ban and stresses no real free lunch, urging public understanding.
In Bear Lake County Idaho probate court May S taRorco the administratrix requests all creditors and claimants of Alice M. Cook deceased to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims go to D E Haddock attorney Hawkes Building Paris Idaho. Publication dates Feb 12 19 26 Mar 5 12 1969.
The Bear Lake County School District 33 Montpelier Idaho invites sealed bids for construction of an elementary school with either 15 or 17 classrooms and a 7500 square foot industrial arts building. Plans by Norman J. Hamill & Associates available for $25 deposits. Bids due February 26, 1959, 8:00 PM, at Montpelier City Hall with bond and contractor license requirements.
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