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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1957
Page
2
The Paris Post published weekly in Paris Idaho explains mail subscription terms and rates. It notes second class mail status and anticipates rates for the United States with rates and adv details available upon request.
The piece argues that budget cuts face broad opposition in Congress and from supporters of the President. It notes defense and foreign aid budgets are contentious, with possible savings up to four billion dollars. It suggests Congress seeks joint control without rebuking the President and questions peacetime spending.
The narrator recalls a Panola County farm where brothers sell 87 foot poles at about 58 dollars each after thinning 50 year old pines. They note 300 board feet per tree, with crooked trees used for pulpwood, and warn southern red pines struggle with climate and pests. Advice to consult the Forest Service.
The House seeks to end the acreage reserve after the 1957 crop year and trims the conservation reserve funding to 250 million dollars while the Senate would raise it by 100 million and keep the acreage reserve. Conferees discuss a broader farm issue as politics loom. Idaho boasts over 13.3 million acres of commercial forest land and wood products support jobs.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the estate of Emma C Clayton deceased is administered by Robert P Clayton. Creditors and others must present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication to the administrator at D E Haddock attorney Kastoria Building Paris Idaho. First publication June 27 1957 and dates through July 25 1957.
Tech. Sgt. Willis R. Hammert, son of Paris residents, writes from England that a new 800 mph plus F-1000 fighter replaces the F-84. The F-100D can fly supersonically in level flight, with a 1000 mile range and a ceiling over 50 000 feet. Hammert has served since 1940.
Mrs Mitchell Lima visited Paris on Tuesday. Several families from Ogden Montpelier Soda Springs Provo and Boise spent the weekend or week visiting local residents and attending services and parties. The Truman, Hildt, Loveland, Wamsley, and Sims families were among those hosting or traveling.
Mr and Mrs Langston Buck and Bruce Jorgensen of Grace Idaho visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Buck in Kemmerer Wyoming. Lear Jorgensen and Dorothy of Grace joined the visit, and Bruce had spent three weeks with grandparents. Mrs Zelia Erickson and Mrs Alice Jensen shared Sunday time, while Mrs Edwin Izatt and Mrs Tom Smith vacationed in Nevada with husbands.
Local residents and visitors are mentioned in a string of brief social notes. It lists Catherine Weston caring for children, Myron Hill visiting the Oscar Loveland home, Ricky Loveland staying with grandparents, and trips to Salt Lake City Ogden and Montpelier for medical care and vacations. Additional mentions include Mr and Mrs Arnold Erickson of Oden visiting Stock, dinner guests Alton Stock, Arvin Rosendorf and Richard, and Meriam Gettins returning home with Shirley.
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