Paris Idaho Weekly Publisher Note
The Paris Idaho weekly edition is published by Thomas E. Preston, editor and publisher, serving Bear Lake County with local news and notices.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
2
The Paris Idaho weekly edition is published by Thomas E. Preston, editor and publisher, serving Bear Lake County with local news and notices.
A Paris Lions crowd heard a petition with about 450 signatures urging the School Board to put any Fielding High transforming proposal to a public vote. The County Superintendent warned that expanding to a junior high needs more classrooms and that Lincoln and Emerson schools require updating. A 6 6 plan with six grade schools, two high schools, and possible bonds is discussed, plus teacher commuting ideas and an April 13 budget hearing.
Bear Lake County commissioners meet at the courthouse in Paris Idaho to review February minutes and discuss public assistance cases led by Chair Carlson with Clerk Hulme. The board fixes ASC heavy equipment rates at 13.50 per hour and 14.00 after February 7 1964, approves repairs and new equipment purchases, bids for hay tracts near the airport, and approves plumbing fixture replacements and various bills.
A fragmented OCR-like record lists multiple entities including O.K. Tire Spores tire repair and Hafer's Inc parts with small monetary figures. Other entries reference Transport Clearings Inter mountain freight and Sleight's Cash Store fuel plus labor notes for Paul Johnson and Goff Stalder.
The Paris Post records show numerous disbursements including salaries for Postmaster and various clerks, supplies for sheriff and treasurer, and payments to gas stations, groceries, and hospitals. The entries cover dates and amounts and note city officials and local institutions receiving funds.
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