Paris Post publisher notice and subscription rates
The Paris Post announces publication details for Paris Idaho with Second Class mail status and a $2.00 yearly subscription. It notes Adv rates available on request and lists Co. C Broxon as publisher.
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Paris, Idaho
Poor Richard and the Tax Burden on Americans
In a 1758 Benjamin Franklin quip from Poor Richard’s Almanac he warned that taxing people a tenth of their time would strain them. The article contrasts his idea with today’s rising federal state and local taxes and spending, noting the wealthy pay up to 91 percent and ordinary folks over 20 percent.
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Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Ben Franklin
AFL-CIO Orders Clean Up Or Else In Labor ranks
The AFL-CIO Executive Council gives three unions 30 days to reform or face removal amid accusations of racketeering tied to Becks Hof fas and other leaders. Public reaction hints at broader pressure for accountability, while an Oklahoma City Times headline references a separate political sting.
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Afl-Cio Executive Council
Publicapin
Becks
Hoffas
Publlicwill
Ike
Oklahoma City Times
Faubus
Right to Work Laws Boost Idaho Economy Says Freedom to Work
The Idaho Freedom to Work reports Right to Work states outperform non Right to Work states across multiple metrics. Utah and Idaho hourly earnings are compared, showing modest increases favoring Idaho and supporting claims that Right to Work laws enhance economic welfare.
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Idaho
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
U. S. Department of Labor
U.S. Department of Commerce
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Utah
Idaho Freedom To Work Committee
Turkey on the Menu at All Times Due to Surplus
Idaho extension poultry expert Bob Black notes a year round turkey surplus with more birds than demand. Turkeys reach markets anytime, cut to fit family size, encouraging home meals or restaurant service. County extension offices can assist with carving tips and buying guidance.
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Bob Black
Idaho—Extension Service
Plant Tree Peony Best Planted in Fall Says Nurseryman
Peonies thrive when planted in fall in rich well drained soil. The blooms appear in single or double forms and range from white to deep red. They endure across climates and remain popular despite more perennials now available.
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Gallup
United States
United States Ranks 15th in Dairy Consumption
Of 17 countries with available data the United States places fifteenth in per capita dairy product consumption per the United States Department of Agriculture.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas cattleman boasts about engraving branding practice
A Texas cattleman was overheard telling a visitor that they do not brand cattle but engrave them instead. This remark highlights a unique bovine marking method used on his ranch.
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Texas
Liberty Ward formed from Lanark and Liberty Sharan wards
A special meeting united Lanark Ward with Liberty-Sharon Ward and renamed the combined body Liberty Ward. Marvin Hymas becomes bishop with Albert Milner as first counselor and Warren Passy as ward clerk. Local residents from Logan Preston Provo and Salt Lake attended events and social activities noted across the weekend.
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L. Burdette Pugmire
van Ness Wallentine
W. K. Matthews
Lanark
Liberty-Sharon
Lanark Ward
Liberty Ward
Marvin Hymas
Albert Mil‘ter
Warren Passey
Harold N. Pug‘mire
Preston
Verla
Lorna Morgan
Salt Lake
Robert Parker
A. H. Matthews
Pocatello
Neil Morgan
Taft Miller
Glen Humphreys
Provo
Gwen Bartschi
Albert Miller
MIA
Logan
Norman Roberts
Logan Temple
Harrison Hess
Laree Bird
Montpelier
Ray
H. K. Matthews
Widows Entitled to Social Security Benefits Changes
Widows 62 to 65 gain preferred treatment under 1956 Social Security Act changes. Filing at 62 for wives and women workers may reduce payments, while widows filing at 62 receive full benefits. Affected widows should contact the Social Security Administration in Pocatello, bring marriage certificate birth date proof and husband’s social security number to speed processing.
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Ithn
Social Security Administration
Stanton S. Thompson
Pocatello
Community Notes from St Charles and Logan Visits
Local residents share travels and family updates with trips between St Charles, Cache Valley, Logan, and Salt Lake City. Notables include Mrs. John Rich recovering, the Pugmire and Arnell families visiting relatives, church and Relief Society events, a Ward bazaar, musical performances, and obituaries for Horton Transtrum.
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Lila Michaelson
Logan
Thomas Michaelson
Shirley Bunderson
Mildred Arnell
Delpha Anderson
Cache Valley
William Pugmire
John Rich
Louise Nebeker
Pugmire
California
Idaho
Utah
Relief Society
Ward
Arlin Pugmire
Ann
Roy A. Welker
Salt Lake City
Dora Mecham
Murray
DuWayne Arnell
Montpelier
Arnell
Hazel Monson
Georgia
Veda Nelson
USA
Emily Transtrum
Horton
Washington, D. C
Louise
William Floyd
Pocatello
Bishop
Whitney
Daryl
Robert Hemmert
Paul Wilkes
Salt Lake
Paul
Sam
Thelma Wilkes
Glen Michaelson
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
Jane
Sonja Pugmire
Randolph Visit Highlights Weekend Family Time
A weekend note records visits to Randolph with time spent Friday evening and Saturday. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stevens of Logan as Sunday callers and references Frank Linford at home.
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Randolph
R. L. Stevens
Logan
Frank Linford
Panther-Quick V8 Debuts With Air Ride Models
A new line introduces panther-quick performance with a silk-smooth V8, full coil suspension, a real air ride, and two new super models unveiled today.
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Chevrolet
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