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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
2
Nationwide grocers run a two week campaign October 19 to month end to highlight the idea that food is a bargain. The effort cites a typical American household spending 19 pennies of each take home dollar on food and contrasts with higher shares in England France Italy USSR.
A Montana Idaho road contract letter argues for non political highway decisions. It notes Florida bidders won the Mullen Pass project saving funds, and that state highway decisions involve bipartisan officials. It discusses Montpelier overpass plans and 30N improvements, urging focus on low cost, capable bidders and lawful practices.
The text argues that values are tied to labor time with butter milk and coffee priced by hours worked. It notes declines in time costs since 1957 for butter milk and coffee and claims the average factory worker now spends fewer toil hours weekly on a family food bill. It highlights increased protein intake and that Americans consume a large share of world meat and calories.
The letter criticizes Mr. Harding for placing campaign signs on highway right of way, urges example setting for others, notes such signs are removed by the department as a customary procedure, and calls the article’s charges unfair and baseless.
A letter from the Idaho Cattlemen’s Association in Boise dated Oct 12 1964 thanks Senator Whitney J Trans for cooperation during the Idaho Legislature’s past session. The note invites continued support and attendance at the annual convention. Paid political advertising by L Burdette Pugmire president Bear Lake Cattle Association.
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