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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1960
Page
3
Idaho Farm Committee chairman W. E. Adams urges year round safety to cut deaths and disability from farm accidents. He notes small farms need industrial safety practices and warns about mastitis risks from milking machine vacuum and dirty equipment, floors, and horned cows.
Dr W C Stock dentist at Medical Arts Building unavailable in the afternoon today as his office remains closed for a scheduled break.
Tourists enjoy fine weather as lake resorts fill weekends and visitors flock to the valley tabernacle. Two townsmen sit at a table near the tabernacle offering information to passersby while locals finish haying and hope for rain to come.
The town enjoys improving sunshine with crowds flocking to a popular Drive Inn for evening visits. Residents note a shift toward optimistic coverage in media as politics dominate TV, radio, and newspapers, with upcoming party conventions drawing attention.
Miss Norene Crossley of St Charles daughter of Mr and Mrs Riley Y Crossley completed the Executive Secretarial Course the highest program offered by L D 8 Business College in the secretarial field marking her graduation from the institution.
Postmaster Budge explains how to refuse unwanted third class mail by endorsing pieces as Refused or Return Postage Guaranteed and returning them to the carrier or dropping them in a collection box. If the sender pays return postage, items may be returned. otherwise mail may be destroyed or continue.
The piece cites how Idaho would see 666 traffic deaths yearly and 24 fatalities over the Fourth of July if old ratios persisted. It notes overall highway deaths dropping about 300 percent compared with vehicle miles, registrations, and population, while contrasting a 1936 editorial predicting more injuries from fireworks and accidents.
An analysis notes that highway fatalities rise with car growth and speed. From 1935 licensing to 24 years of change, Idaho expanded police, roads, and safety measures, shifting traffic from a public nuisance to a shared responsibility.
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