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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post announces its weekly publication from Paris Idaho. It notes second class mail status under federal act of March 8 1879 and lists publication details for readers and subscribers.
The National Association of Broadcasters vows to bar phony doctors and nurses from TV commercials after January. It urges advertisers and sponsors to show restraint, noting the need for advertising to stay in its proper place and avoid offensive pitches by sports figures and master of ceremonies on shows.
The Idaho State Health Department outlines that the common cold costs U.S. workers about half a billion dollars yearly due to lost work time and is most common in fall and winter. It advises cold avoidance through the cold shoulder, healthy habits, sleep, hygiene, weather-appropriate dress, and medical checkups to reduce illness risk.
County fair results list top 4-H winners in divisions across forestry agriculture dairy beef and home improvement. Notable names include Paris Georgetown Montpelier Ovid Raymond and Bennington with multiple divisions and contest winners advancing to the Eastern Idaho State Fair.
Hospital records show admits from Sept 8 to Sept 15 across medical and accident cases including Mrs. Daniel Layland and D K Malcolm in Garden City and Montpelier, with multiple Paris and Cokeville entries. Births listed include a boy to William and Mary Robinson in Montpelier and girls to Watkins in New York City Sorenson in Paris and Brenz in Montpelier.
Social gatherings and travels dominate the week with locals attending Idaho State Fair events in Blackfoot and Salt Lake, visits to Brigham City and Preston, and family trips. School and church activities include primary meetings at 4 15 pm, MIA and junior Sunday school notes, and local teaching assignments in Montpelier and Dingle.
The text advises keeping illness private and avoiding close contact when cold. It suggests covering nose and mouth when coughing or sneezing, using disposable tissues, getting plenty of rest, and consulting a doctor if symptoms persist.
In Logan to visit recovering Matthew Pugmire, the Pugmire family and Nora Cleveland are joined by Mrs. Jim Brown who escorts Mr. Pugmire to her Pocatello home. Local events include funeral services for W W Lemon in Paradise Utah and various community notices across St Charles.
A 1954 federal census report cited by Oregon State College economist D Curtis Munford shows high operating costs push farm operator ages up. Oregon has the smallest share under 35 and the largest share over 65 among census years dating to 1920, with little change in average age over two decades.
The data show a shrinking share of young farmers in Oregon. In 1964 only one percent were under 25, while 17 percent were 65 or older. The average farm operator age is 50.4 years, with 25 percent aged 45 to 54 and 88 percent at least 35. England and Scotland united in 1707 during Queen Anne's reign.
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