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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1967
Page
2
A Texan comments on snow and later hints at growing to like it. The letter notes 6 inches of new snow in Paris during a New Year visit to Colorado and mentions reshuffling offices in the local courthouse complex. Also welcomes Joe Revoir of Joe's Electric and Refrigeration and lists his Paris phone number 945 2004.
A warning about safe firearm use after Christmas urges responsibility to protect public safety and livestock. Local social notes record visits among the Nate, Sparks, Larsen, Nowland, Nusbaum, Forsberg, and Forsberg families during the holiday period.
Christmas guests and callers filled homes across the Nate family network. Mr and Mrs Leslie Nate hosted and hosted guests included Joe Jensen, GaRae Rasmussen, Dean Sparks, William Sparks, Rayo Larsen and their children. Other visitors included Bruce Lyon, Oren Nate, George Nate, Dennis Bird, Eldon Lewis and families, O C Wilcox, Wayne Wilcox, Carroll Reed, Cleone Parker, Wayne Humpherys, Wilford Widmer, Elwin Sparks, Don Sparks, Forrest Dayton, Cecil LaRocco, Ted Hamburg, and multiple Christmas calls and visits among the Nates and Sparks households.
Local society notes include Christmas dinners and visits across Boise Provo Salt Lake City and Pocatello. Family guests, baby showers, and Relief Society events blend with regional travel and holiday gatherings among Arnell Nowland Lindsay and related families.
A list of holiday visits and dinners appears with Montpelier residents hosting Ed LaRocca Rex LaRocca and others. The notes recount New Year’s gatherings at multiple homes in and around Montpelier and neighboring towns, with numerous names and extended visits.
The text argues that free democracy relies on equitable laws and warns that a federal data bank plan represents government overreach into individual rights. It frames the data collection proposal as an encroachment on personal freedom and autonomy.
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