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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post of Paris Idaho announces weekly publication with second class mail status under federal act, listing publisher C. O. Broxon and annual subscription at $2.00. Advertising rates are available on request.
A lashing Farm and Ranch editorial denounces government controls on farming and argues surpluses stem from policy. Dr. Herrell De Graff of Cornell and other economists are cited, urging free market animal agriculture and productive use of crops. The piece warns readers to consider the cost of government spending and “your money.”
A Portland reader urges calling project financing "your money" or "taxpayers funds" to reveal that every cent comes from taxpayers now or future generations. He argues many don't connect federal or government money to their own pocketbooks and highlights hidden taxes embedded in purchases.
A Sacramento Morning Union analysis shows a $4,500 annual family paying about $8,500 in total federal, state, and local taxes from 1953 to 1958. The six year burden equals annual costs for food, tobacco, recreation, medical care, clothing, and housing for multiple families.
Mrs. Ida Ward from Mesa hosted in Bloomington over the weekend. Numerous visits joined by Truman and Raymond Payne, Mary Ann Payne’s family, and Nelsons from Nampa. Otis Bateman attended a Salt Lake conference and met Thornocks in Ogden. Victor Reese stayed in Boise with Carver and Welker, while Spencer attended a Magna funeral for Herbert Spencer. Extensive visits continued with Madsens, Haddocks, Poulsens, and the Friendly Club gathering at the Nelson home Monday evening.
Mrs Aston Cheney attends classes in Logan for Relief Society. Visitors Morris and family with Morris's mother. Relief Society quilts planned October 14 and foam rubber crafts for November bazaar. L D S general conference attracted many locals. Air alert and lookout for planes reported. Craig Siddoway had an appendectomy October 9 in Montpelier hospital. Ward primary meeting held October 13 with 18 officers present. Relief Society conference in Salt Lake attended by Mrs Ivy Jensen. Guests to Mr and Mrs Russell Sorens include several neighboring families. Notice also announces hearing for Mary A Bird death time and heirs of real property.
In Bear Lake County Idaho probate court the petition of Ray H Bird seeks a decree determining Mary A Bird’s death time heirs kinship and real property rights. The court fixes November 6 1958 at 2 PM for hearing in Paris Idaho with interested parties invited to object. Published October 2 9 16 23 1968.
Relief Society was held Tuesday with Eva Johnson giving the teachers topic and Ruth Beck presenting the theology lesson. 18 members attended. Numerous local residents visited or were guests this weekend, including Radene Nielsen baptized by her father Farrell Nielsen, and trips to Logan temple planned by several couples.
Publication details for The Paris Post weekly in Paris Idaho as of October 1 1958 include publisher editor and business manager 0 Broxon Paris Idaho owners C O Broxon and Clara L Broxon Paris Idaho none of the 1 percent or more security holders. bondholders and other owners statements and subscriber distribution data provided with affiant's knowledge. exact distribution figures not shown.
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