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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1958
Page
2
In a Paris Idaho column the editor warns that Europe can ship cars home cheaply despite tariffs, risking prices and competitiveness for U S manufacturers. The piece argues for cost cuts to prevent a decline in domestic auto production and broader consequences for consumers.
The Cengus Bureau in Washington updates its population projection to 248 million by mid century, with gains mainly among 18 to 24 year olds and the elderly. Forecast assumes continued high employment and no major economic downturns. The editor notes the freedom to critique society without offering remedies.
The editor argues that multiple pathways can achieve results and condemning others for differing methods is unnecessary. He notes installment selling can stall due to over credit and cautions that facts are not always easy to face.
Residents and visitors share weekend trips and calls in Liberty-Sharon with many names from Salt Lake Logan Preston Montpelier Magna and Cokeville. Attendees include ward socials MIA meetings and a diamond wedding anniversary honoring Alfonzo Berry at Montpelier.
Rich Co High Schools Seminary teacher and wife spoke at Secrement meeting on Sunday. Primary Preparation meeting held at Mrs. Arlene Weston’s home. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thaxton and Mrs. Pearl Alley. A reception honored Mr. and Mrs. Robinson in Evanston. Laurel Pugmires visited Round Valley. hunting days noted. Miss Kemard’s father was sustained as Counselor in the Stake Presidency. Various regional visits and travel mentioned. A reflective line on monuments and newspaper office hours.
Bloomington residents and visitors share family events and goodbyes. The Piggott and Ward families welcomed a new boy at Logan hospital last week while Abram Christensen’s 59th wedding anniversary was celebrated in town. A farewell testimonial honored A Victor Reese as he prepares a six month New England states mission, with a village program including songs, solos, and remarks.
The report names attending the Bloomington elders party Saturday evening: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicholls, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sleight, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. LaThair Peterson, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Johnson. The Post subscription ad notes $2 per year. The fragment hints at a home as a castle and mentions cautious behavior and political process in brief, with adages and optimistic/pessimistic views.
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