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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
2
The Paris Post monthly issue notes its publication as a weekly paper in Paris Idaho. It states second class mail status at the Paris Idaho Post Office under the 1879 act.
The proposed twenty third amendment known as the Gwinn amendment limits government engagement in business to the constitutional allowances. It argues the government holds vast investments in diverse enterprises and questions the scope of governmental business activity.
The text argues private sale of state enterprises to reduce national debt and cut taxes. It claims government firms are tax free, subsidized when operating at a loss, and would become major taxpayers after sale. It decries overreach of government beyond constitutional provisions and frames privatization as restoring founders' vision.
A June hot day shows two robins fighting at a bird bath until they stop and bathe side by side. The scene illustrates that working together yields more than conflict. The passage notes 56,000 motels in the nation with California at 7,800 and Florida at 6,500.
A school board member urges residents of Belier Paris Montpelier and surrounding communities to reject a 936000 bond to close small local schools and fund facilities. He warns against using roads and roofs as excuses and stresses voting next Tuesday to express wishes and shape future school plans.
Local families from Dayton Salt Lake and Hyde Park gathered at homes in Lake Town for Sunday services visits and a Salt Lake stock show trip. 4 H club leader Arlen Weston led youths Bryan Weston and George Weston to a calf show with prize ribbons and a $50 award for Bryan. Families from Dillon Mont Montpelier and Trenton Utah joined in funeral services for Sam Payne and summer visits with relatives in Yellowstone Park Carey Idaho and Logan area.
Mrs Weston remains seriously ill at home. LaRue Earley and Christine Weston were patients at Bear Lake Memorial hospital. Lucy Irwin Toomer and her daughter Darrell Lund of Ogden visited the Irwins. Westons’ daughters Carl Panhorst of San Diego and Ray Humphrey of Logan are cee nurses. Earl Satterthwn and a party vacationing to Los Angeles met Antone Hunter in Cedar City. Subscribe for The Post. $2 per year.
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