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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
2
Admitted to the mails as Second Class Matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under Act of Congress on March 8 1879 C O Broxon Publisher subscription rate two dollars per year display and classified advertising rates furnished upon request
The piece argues against higher government spending to fight recession. It contends pump priming raises taxes or debt, urges cutting waste, and notes high earners pay little of the overall income tax while most revenue comes from those with lower incomes. It ends that corporate taxes are passed to consumers and warns the tax bill affects all.
The Soviet Union announces Sputnik III, a ton and a half heavy satellite, 100 times heftier than US rockets. Premier Khrushchev vows to avoid harming humanity while signaling Moscow aims to widen orbit with Asia and the Middle East watching. The piece notes US progress, warns about tax and traffic rules.
Garden City residents and relatives traveled to Flint and St. Louis for a new car delivery and Memorial Day visits. Numerous residents visited kin in Montpelier Logan Randolph Fish Haven Laketown and Salt Lake with Memorial Day services at the cemetery and local confirmations and sustainings at church.
Miss Mary Howell underwent surgery at Bear Lake hospital Thursday. Weekend visitors included Farrel Roberts of Magna, Virginia Smith of Salt Lake, Jaussi family of Montpelier, Dorothy Earl and Lou Campbell of Logan, Laurel Pope from Vernal visiting the LaMonte Popes, and Elliott Wright of Ogden. Memorial Day guests and visitors spanned multiple households across Paris, Pocatello, Montpelier, Riverdale, Ogden, Preston, Me nan, and related locales.
Almira F. Bunderson as Administratrix publishes to all creditors of Bert Bunderson deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed with attorney D. E. Haddock at the Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake county Idaho. First publication June 5 1958. Published June 5 12 19 26 July 8 1968.
May S La Rocco administratrix of George Cook deceased invites creditors and claimants to file their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Address for claims is D E Haddock attorney Hawkes Building Paris Bearke County Idaho. Publication dates May 22 29 June 5 12 19 1958.
City of Paris Idaho gives notice of public hearing on a tax levy exceeding ten mills. A 15 mill levy for general revenue is proposed for the fiscal year starting May 1 1958. Hearing set for June 16 1958 at 8 p m at City Hall. citizens invited to attend. City Clerk Fred J Price signed May 26 1958.
Nore Stock of Pocatello Ted Aguirres of Ogden Charles H Shirley of Bountiful Wilford Prices of Evans ton Ted Cooks of Blackfoot Eldon Cooks of Border Norman Ardens were Memorial Day visitors at the Charles H Shirley summer home. Shirleys and Prices remained over until Sunday. Mrs Arthur Shirley spent last Wednesday in Logan and Brigham City with the Lloyd Gittins. Harold Lovelands Idaho Falls Weldon Pitchers Smithfield and Mrs Don Smith Ogden were Memorial Day visitors at the Thomas Smith home. Lola Smith Ogden visited with her parents over the weekend. Robert Glenda Stock Bonnie Shirley went to Logan Saturday for the dance festival. Miss Mary Ann Stock weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Ray Stock. These days there are too many people in too many cars in too much of a hurry going in too many directions to nowhere for nothing. Those African natives who beat drums to scare off evil spirits are objects of scorn to smart American motorists who blow horns to break up traffic jams.
City of Paris Idaho amends the budget for the fiscal year May 1 1958 to April 30 1959. Final payment on a new road grader and various department allocations are listed totaling 18680. Receipts for 1957-1958 were 18944.76. City Clerk Fred J Price certifies with seal June 8 1958. Published June 12 1968.
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