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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post is a weekly newspaper from Paris Idaho announcing mail status since 1879 with subscription and advertising rate information. It notes second class matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office and offers display and classified ad rates on request.
A call to graduates and young people to reject claims that opportunity has ended. The piece argues postwar growth, higher wages, broader markets, and improved transport and communications support enterprising youth. It envisions space exploration as a future thrill and asserts the era ahead offers the brightest prospects yet.
The minority report by Senators Hennings Kefauver Wiley and Carroll brands the Jenner-Butler bill as a dangerous challenge to judicial independence. It argues the measure is a hodgepodge of ambiguities and unconstitutional moves meant to pressure the Supreme Court into favored rulings. The panel warns it would set a harmful precedent against separation of powers. The Washington Post notes the Senate Judiciary committee’s rebuke echoes Roosevelt era court-packing controversy.
The piece quotes William Park urging new graduates that formal education ends only as life begins its duties. He says education is ongoing, a preparation for career and growth, with every day of work and learning marking a new commencement.
A reflective snippet contrasts tranquilizer pills with trout fishing and muses that money may awaken patriotism, depending on those who possess it, hinting at social tensions and personal outlooks.
Idaho State Tuberculosis Hospital at Gooding trains nursing students from Idaho colleges and hospitals. In 1957 58, 94 nursing students completed affiliation courses, and since 1950 the program has expanded to include multiple Idaho schools and Holy Cross in Salt Lake City on a trial basis.
Manure loses up to 40 percent of its fertilizer value when mishandled, says Charles Painter of the University of Idaho Extension Service. With 15 tons per acre, this equals about $14 lost. proper care can halve the loss. Recommended steps include 260 pounds of bedding per ton, adding superphosphate, storing in a closed shed on a concrete floor, trampling to compact, spreading promptly, and working into the soil.
An Extension Service soils specialist urges farmers to use green manures and crop residues to improve soil. He says manure, straw, and legumes release nutrients rapidly, making soil healthier in rotation while avoiding costly commercial conditioners.
Mrs Harold Johnson travels to Malden Missouri to be with her daughter and husband. Norman Weston hosts a reception for his daughter Cathy on her marriage to Thane Telford of Randolph. Many locals attend dances, programs and meals at area venues. Includes visits, reunions, park trips and fishing in Yellowstone.
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