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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1958

Page

2

Paris Post brief public notice and rates

The Paris Post announces publication details at Paris Idaho and offers subscription rate information. It notes second class mail status under act of March 8 1879 and mentions Broxon as publisher with advertising rate details available on request.

Paris, Idaho Congress

American Legion Resolution Praises J Edgar Hoover and Masters of Deceit

A national American Legion convention approves a resolution commending J Edgar Hoover for opposing communism and promoting the book Masters of Deceit. The group urges wide distribution of the work in libraries and schools and notes Hoover’s stance against juvenile delinquency.

American Legion Federal Bureau of Investigation Ata Threator J.edgar Hoover J Edgar Hoover

Farm bill impasse blocks Benson farm policy aims

In a late Congress move many Democrats joined Republicans to smother the Democrat sponsored multi billion omnibus farm bill opposed by Secretary Ezra Taft Benson. The proposal faced strong resistance amid concern over its breadth and cost, risking a setback to Benson policy goals.

Ezra Taft Benson Benson

Benson plan targets farm price supports and surpluses

The piece argues against high price supports for crops, endorsing lower props and acreage controls. It credits Secretary Benson with seeking authority to reduce supports and promote consumption over storage, aiming to drain surpluses via foreign sales and market demand, per the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

Benson St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Who Pays For It The Government And Its Civil Servants

The piece notes the federal government employs 2 323 947 civilian workers and owns 700 large plus 19 000 small businesses funded by taxes. It states pay last year was 11 billion dollars and that taxes fund roughly one third of individual federal taxes. It labels this as excessive government size and hints at political manipulation and coups.

U. S

Newspapers Dared to Live Dangerously Speak Out

In a Blackfoot Daily Bulletin editorial the writer argues modern papers avoid risk to protect profits. They praise editors willing to take stands and criticize cautious journalism that shuns controversy and condemns those who seek to live boldly.

Today General Motors Blackfoot Daily Bulletin

Local Visitors and Congregational Notes from Garden City

Everett Sims visited Randolph on Monday as a business traveler. Dozens of residents from Montpelier, Ogden, Logan, Salt Lake, and Jackson spent weekends and weeknights visiting relatives or attending events in Garden City or surrounding towns. Sacrament meeting notes include a baptismal confirmation and Relief Society and MIA service updates on Sunday.

Everett Sims Randolph Elza Dayton Montpelier Lowell Gibbons David McCann Milford Law Montana Otis Gharring Paris and Liberty Bob Calder Milford Wamsley Dorothy Horsley Salt Lake Teacher’s Institute LaMar Roberts Liberty Albert Hodges Ogden Laura Hodges Rollin Findlay Genevieve Stone Logan Clinton Tremelling Myrna Nelda Sleight Sue Wicker Montell Whittington Floyd Kennedy Jackson Wyo Clyde Kennedys Dean Smiths Fish Haven Milford Lovelands Sacrament Linda Orvel Dustin Jay Hodges

Nighttime dangers on Idaho roads prompt warnings

Officials warn that 5 to 8 p.m. are the most dangerous for drivers and pedestrians. A 1957 death toll shows 29 percent of fatal crashes occur then, urging alert walking, careful driving, and bicycle lights to improve visibility at dusk and after.

Idaho

Notice of Sale of Bennington School Gymnasium

The Bennington School Gymnasium in Bear Lake County Idaho will be offered at public auction for cash at the Montpelier City Hall on Monday October 13 1958 at 8 00 PM The sale includes the ground if for public or community use If sold to an individual the building must be moved and the purchaser clears debris and levels the ground The Board may reject any bid Amos B Hulme Clerk Published October 2 1958 October 9 1958

Board of Trustees Bear Lake County Idaho Bennington City Hall Montpelier Amos B. Hulme

Notice to Creditors and Hearing for Mary Bird Estate

Notice to creditors of Ola Jensen deceased requests claims with vouchers within four months at Dewey E. Jensen administrator's office in Paris Idaho. Also notices a time and place for a probate court hearing on Mary A Bird estate to determine time of death heirs kinship and right of descent of real property in Bear Lake County Idaho. Location details describe a 27 acre 70 square rod parcel in Bear Lake County.

Ola Jensen Dewey E. Jensen D. E. Haddock Mary A. Bird

Notice of Proof of Completion of Water Works

Notice is given that at 10 AM on October 27, 1958 in Paris Idaho before Notary John B Hoge proof will be given for completion of underground water diversion of 4 cubic feet per second from a well and its beneficial use under Permit No 6 25252. The owner is Orlando N Kunz Bern Idaho. Water is for irrigation with priority dated November 1 1954. Ge o N Carter State Reclamation Engineer. Sept 25 Oct 2 9 16.

Paris Bear Lake State of Idaho John B. Hoge Idaho Department of Reclamation State of Orlando N. Kunz P. O Bern Township Geo. N. Carter

Property deed details in Bear Lake County probate petition

Ray H. Bird, heir, seeks probate decree on estate land in Section 11 Township 14 South Range 44 East Boise Meridian. Describes 2 acres with 25 acres 70 square rods net, noting wife Arvilla Bird 1/2 community interest. Hearing set November 1958 in Bear Lake Idaho Probate Court. Published October 2 9 16 23 1958.

Township Boise Meridian Ray H. Bird Arvilla Bird

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