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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1958
Page
2
A Paris Idaho post notice reports the Paris Post Office is admitted to the mails under the contract act of March 1879. The item records the statutory mechanism and location Paris Idaho for weekly publication.
The Paris Post editorial column argues readers should investigate candidates before election day and avoid voting straight tickets. It condemns blind obedience to party lines and warns about dangers of external spy influence while defending press independence and responsible journalism.
A woman explains she chose number 617 after dreaming of seven and noting seven times seven equals 61, prompting her to buy the ticket.
Nina Sorenson led a relief society lesson on Tuesday for Donna Laron who was away due to her mother’s serious illness. Town gatherings included a Paris travelog, sewing group, and visits to relatives in Utah and Wyoming. Several funerals and local visits with many named residents were recorded.
Bloomington community notes recount family visits from Shuse it Mrs Mary Heap and sisters in Wyoming. attendance at a funeral in Pocatello. airman Rodney Piggott’s overseas duty and family stay in Park City Utah. mission trips from A Victor Reese. various ward and stake events in Paris Brigham City and Logan. a 50th wedding anniversary in the Ward home. and a Sunday School class party with about 30 attendees.
A neighbor’s five year old brings wild flowers to her mother. The mother calls them weeds and Trash. The narrator asks when prejudice begins and cites Albert Schweitzer urging small acts of kindness for those in need.
The Garden City news reflects a busy week with the In Service Training Meeting led by Elvan Satterthwaite and aided by Beatrice and Mildred Cook, Virgil Negus, and Vonda Malcolm. Community members, visitors, hospital notes, and local events fill the report, including hospital visits, leg injuries, and school activities across Bear Lake area. Reports mention Mrs. John Hansen’s Ogden trip, Legion program attendance, and several family visits, with a note about last week’s print error and corrections.
The piece emphasizes slower driving at night and at dusk to reduce accidents. It highlights that many collisions occur after 4 pm and that drivers must stop fully at stop signs regardless of traffic. It recalls the basic law and urges vigilance as visibility decreases at sundown.
Warning about fatigue while driving urges readers to avoid driving when exhausted or ill to protect lives. The message emphasizes personal risk and public safety in a concise reminder style.
Authorities urge drivers to reduce speed and increase caution as longer nights and slick roads create unsafe conditions. Do not wait for a crash to rethink travel. adapt now and drive defensively to prevent accidents.
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