Thomas E. Preston obituary editor and publisher
No substantive events described. Obituary-style line noting Thomas E. Preston as editor and publisher with contact telephone 945-2163.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1964
Page
2
No substantive events described. Obituary-style line noting Thomas E. Preston as editor and publisher with contact telephone 945-2163.
The passage reflects on July 4th as a celebration of the nation’s history and rising achievements while criticizing growing indifference and misused patriotism since World War II. It notes public contempt for parades and a shift in how patriotism is perceived.
A columnist urges readers to revive the electric thrill of watching the national Colors pass by and to embrace pride in the country. The piece argues for stronger nationalism and a shift away from internationalism, calling for a mindful salute to Old Glory.
A June 27 1964 letter praising the Post as a rousing hometown paper. The writer commends Fielding Montpelier and the Westside bond outcome, suggests renaming Fielding High to Fielding Academy, and calls for Jaycee growth and a community discussion on the school name.
The Board of Trustees of School District No 33 Bear Lake County Montpelier Idaho invites sealed bids for re roofing Montpelier High School bid deadline five oclock p m Monday July 13 1964. Specifications available from the Clerk. Bids due with 5 percent bid bond. Work to be finished by August 15 1964.
Board of Trustees of School District No 33 Bear Lake County issues a formal notice regarding district actions. Specific details about meeting dates, agenda items, or public participation are not provided in the readable text.
Idaho vendors may submit sealed bids by 5 pm July 13 1964 for a lump sum school project with a target completion date of September 1 1964. Specifications available from the Clerk of the Board City Hall Montpelier. Bids to be considered under stated conditions. board reserves right to act.
A J Powell, Clerk of the Board, notes a date of June 18 1964 for accepting or rejecting bids. The notice references Ghime-25 and Fuly-2 1964 as archival stamps.
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