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The Paris Post announces publication details for Paris Idaho with mailing class, publisher C O Broxon, subscription at 2.00 per year and advertising rates available on request.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post announces publication details for Paris Idaho with mailing class, publisher C O Broxon, subscription at 2.00 per year and advertising rates available on request.
Nine months after a Bartlesville Ohio pay television trial began the operator has quit the test while arguing pay TV is premature. The plan started with 30 movies a month on two channels for 9 50 a month later cut to 4 95 for one channel. Viewers could still watch free TV and subscribers grew but the venture lost money. A spokesman blamed competition from free TV and called for broader offerings to reach profitability.
The article argues that educational and artistic programs are essential for a successful see-for-free TV system. It concludes that such television may endure for a long time, given the public demand for free access and the viability of educational content.
Airmen set endurance marks by in flight refueling. Now atomic submarines with self power may dive longer. The Seawolf and Skate reportedly doubled previous dives, with 31 days for Skate and about 30 days for Seawolf, suggesting fiction outpaced by real-world testing.
Bloomington and Logan communities share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Aberdeen visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Marion Duffin. Portland guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Max Markham. Deseret News birthday party attendees, summer school participants, and relatives visiting from Los Angeles and Boise are listed among local families.
Bear Lake county citizens show support for U S bonds by purchasing 2308 dollars of EF and H bonds in May. County chairman A E Thiel announced May sales statewide rose 6.9 percent to 703366 dollars, with January May total 3793662 dollars, an 8.6 percent increase.
Sunday gathering in Laketown featured the stake presidency with talks. Seven youths were called to the pulpit by President Burdette Pugmire. YMMIA officers were sustained with Mary Johnson as president and counselors Lou Lamborn and Martin Robinson. Several locals attended conferences and visits, from Salt Lake meetings to family dinners and weekends away.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Almira F Bunderson Administratrix of Bert Bunderson deceased invites claims against the estate. Claimants must file within four months after first publication at the Hawkes Building Paris Idaho with D E Haddock attorney. First published June 5 1968.
May S. La Rocco Administratrix of George Cook deceased invites creditors and claimants to present claims within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed with D E Haddock attorney in the Hawkes Building Paris Bearke County Idaho. First publication May 22.
Montpelier and Paris residents admitted in mid June at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Debra Peterson admitted June 10 for medical care and released June 14. John B. Nield admitted June 11 for medical care. Lawrence Wilde admitted June 12 for minor surgery. Cynthia Barnson admitted June 12 for minor surgery. Guy Arnell admitted June 12 for medical care. Rayo Vallentine admitted June 12 for medical care. Larry Michel admitted June 12 for accident care and released June 14. Mrs Glenn Orr listed among Montpelier admissions.
June 13 to June 16 admissions list includes Mrs. E G Edwards Montpelier and others for medical and accident cases. Notables: Fred Houghton Spokane admitted June 13. Mark Haddock Montpelier admitted June 13. DeLoy Sorenson Paris admitted June 14. Roy Twiss Montpelier admitted June 16. H C Dimick Montpelier admitted June 14. Births: a boy to W A Lick Cokeville June 10. a girl to Earl Haggerty Kemmerer June unknown.
Board of County Commissioners met with all members and officials. Minutes approved. Claims and warrants issued for numerous providers, fuel, repairs, labor, and services. Total disbursements include labor, relief, supplies, and insurance with adjournment to June 23 1968 for Equalization.
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