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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post publisher Franklin Benson announces subscription at 2.00 per year and notes rates for display and classified advertising available on request. The notice confirms the paper's mailing as second class matter at Paris Idaho under the March 8 1879 act.
A critique notes unions' expansion under acts from 1890 to 1982 and their current monopoly power, arguing labor's gains shift political influence. The piece contrasts wage rises and living costs, and cites a narrow county auditor vote as evidence of tight contests and public sentiment.
Germany’s prewar mark was worth about 26 cents. By late 1953 the mark stood at 4.2 billion to the dollar. Changing Times says state government costs may total 25 billion this year, five times 1946, with higher taxes as surpluses are exhausted and debt peaks.
Excerpted notes discuss tuberculosis history and remedies from an 18th century English lady and son James Wolfe. It contrasts old “kill or cure” brew recipes with modern sanatorium care, noting 1956 US cases and urging community involvement alongside Bear Lake County Tuberculosis Association in improving public health practices.
An ophthalmology professor links poor eyesight to traffic crashes. The Nation Safety Council cites about 35 000 drivers in 1956 reports with defective vision and over a million accidents involve visibility issues from rain snow or obstructions. It urges corrective eye wear and slower speeds to spot hazards.
Dr. Wesley O. Young of the Idaho Department of Health says advances give the dental profession powerful tools to prevent dental decay and other ailments. He notes periodontal diseases threaten teeth after age 36 and may cause more loss than decay.
The valley saw its first snow of the season, about three to four inches, falling Friday and lingering with little melting. The storm moved on by Sunday to clearer skies, bringing a mix of cold weather and relief for the country despite the burden on shovelers.
Shurtleffs visit Clearfield two days as 18 women attend Relief Society and Primary trainings. So Secret To Me program in St Charles. Mae Kunz hosts Jane Davis camp. Isaac Johnson dies after a stroke. funeral in Ovid with remarks and music. Rulon Beck dies in Montana. Survivors listed. burial in Soda Springs.
Mrs Ranee Carlson and friends brought Elva Pugmire home after visiting Ireta in Ogden. Ireta hosted a turkey dinner for the Pugmire family. Local gatherings included a Paris turkey dinner for several families and a turkey banquet with a cleanup of games. Lyman Bunderson underwent appendicitis surgery at Bear Lake Memorial. Community members moved, traveled and attended meetings, training, and birthday celebrations.
Idaho farmers and small businesspeople share many concerns about state finance water and resource access. F. W. Castello of the Idaho Farm Bureau explains the grassroots policy process and notes Farm Bureau unites 1.6 million farm families across 48 states. He urges pooling resources for joint solutions.
A magazine piece notes bulls show nervous tension and erratic behavior, likening them to people. It wanders through humorous observations about temperament and the pity of their plight.
A new roll roofing product offers a DIY solution by unrolling and nailing corrugated steel to roofs. Farm tested for two years, the Coco Steel Products corporation of Chicago 60, Illinois markets the material after estimating roof area and purchasing a roll.
Jr M Men and Jr Gleaners of the Bear Lake Stake held a combined special meeting in St Charles with fathers and leaders present. Programs featured talks by Sister Jeanette De Maris and Bro Harlan W Clark, music by local choirs, and booklets titled When Ere My Heart Is Pure. The event closed with social time of punch and cookies.
A concise remark contrasts works of theater and cinema with everyday life, noting that plays and films underrepresent realism while real events are richly realistic. The statement surveys artistic portrayal and lived experience without specific individuals or events.
A brief critique argues propaganda targets gullible readers with simplified messages. It contends media bias shapes beliefs and undermines critical thinking through repetitive, emotion driven narratives.
Miss Jeanine Lewis and Mr Newel Centrett of Paris were named to serve as Missionary for the West stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Mortgage insurance of Pocatillo noted. Reading fragment mentions teens and farmers facing food surplus issues.
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