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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
2
The School Board authorized vending machines in county high schools at its August meeting but decided not to install one at Fielding High to avoid harming Paris merchants. The letter urges students to support local businesses that fund school activities.
A guest editorial from the Searchlight urges parents and adults to heed a message and to support each community's home businesses as much as possible.
The Bear Lake Jaycees plan a no host social and meeting at the Hacienda in Montpelier this Saturday to form a Westside chapter for ages 21 to 35. A band will play after the meeting, with attendees choosing to eat or drink at their discretion.
The piece notes that House members must be reelected to return in January and face a tight campaign window before Election Day. One third of the Senate also seeks new mandates, though senators have been more readily absent recently. It warns of rushed, ill-considered legislation driven by election-year urgency and urges lawmakers to show statemanship in the final days.
A reader argues roads must adapt to animal risks in the age of fast cars. The letter recalls an aunt’s cautionary tale about horses and notes cows on streets pose dangers, urging drivers to anticipate animals and improve safety measures.
Letter from Sept 23 1964 from Hagerman Idaho to Mr Mark Pugmire praising Bear Lake County Convention facilities and program quality. Speaker notes visiting old friends and complimenting Senator Transtrum for his Bear Lake representation during the Boise legislature session.
The writer com ments on highways signs for livestock crossings and compares them to pedestrian crossings. They pose who would volunteer to teach stock to cross at signs and note the achievement of driving over a million miles accident free while appreciating the safe, herd like travel.
A campaign note expresses gratitude for hospitality shown by residents of Montpelier and Bear Lake County and by the commissioners. The letter is signed by Emerson Pugmire and indicates political advertisement paid by Mark Pugmire of Paris, Idaho.
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