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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1958
Page
2
The notice lists Second Class mail admission at Paris Idaho Post Office under the 1879 act. It states subscription rate of $2.00 per year and that display and classified advertising rates are furnished upon request.
A weekly column calls for more government resignations, criticizing Sher men Adams and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. It accuses Adams of accepting favors from Goldfine and argues Dulles travels globe to buy friendship with taxpayer money, dragging the United States into foreign troubles and bills.
Life Magazine urges voters to demand a stronger labor law with teeth through Congress. The piece cites Teamsters racketeering and labor gangsterism as moral threats to the nation, urging candidates to pledge support for tighter reform in Washington next year.
Fortune magazine quotes Edward H Chambers on union-shop and membership rules. The piece argues public interest demands limits on labor monopoly. It contends workers are trapped by dues and job dependence opening doors to graft and racketeering.
Mora Kanabec County Times letter reprinted in Readers Digest urges teen-agers to help others, stay productive, and own responsibility. The narrator predicts the piece could provoke controversy and a storm of reaction.
Idaho health administrator Dr. Terrell O. Carver warns whooping cough remains a risk to infants even with immunization. By Sept 1 Idaho logged 47 cases, more than all of 1957, with boosters and early protection urged. Symptoms resemble a severe cold and spasmodic coughing. call a physician at first signs of illness.
The Bloomington Literary Club gathered at Mrs. Glen Stock in Fish Haven on Thursday September 18. Mrs Allan Stephens of Paris read short stories from Reading for Pleasure by Bennett Serf, with members including Mrs Bryan Booth Mrs Dale Mattson Mrs T Jay Nelson Mrs G W Crawford Mrs Raymond Webb and others attending.
The Board of Trustees of Class A School District No. 33 Bear Lake County Idaho announces intends to issue and sell 436000 dollar coupon bonds. Sealed bids due by 8 00 PM October 20 1968 at the Clerk's Montpelier office. Bonds dated August 1 1958 maturing over 20 years at maximum 4 percent interest. Bids must include lowest interest rate or premium and deposit. Right to reject bids. Chapman and Cutler opinion supplied. Published September 25 to October 16 1958.
The report notes that liquor taxes in the United States have risen to exceed a specified annual amount. It highlights fiscal changes and the impact on government revenue, with emphasis on the continuing trend of higher excise taxes during the period.
A compilation of visits and movements among Liberty Sharon residents. Tie-ups include names such as Matthews Morgan Humpherys Hymas and Derricott with travels to Salt Lake Preston Pocatello Idaho Falls and Provo. Notable events include enrollments at the University of Utah BYU and a church MIA meeting appearance.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Heap of Gateway Montana spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Hawkins. Sunday visitors were Mrs Hawkins sister and husband Mr and Mrs Orson Hart and daughter Mrs Robert Vogt. Laketown hosted a quarterly conference in Paris. McKay Weston spent weekend from Salt Lake. Mr and Mrs Marvin Phaxton of Salt Lake visited Lydia Johnson. Miss Marie Kennard and Gwen Creviston teachers here visited parents in Salt Lake and Provo. Ralph Irwin visited and attended Richard Weston funeral.
Jill Hymas of Montpelier admitted Sept 16 for minor surgery. Dr. Maurice Lockman of Sedona admitted Sept 17 for medical care. Freida Prize of Geneva admitted Sept 18 for medical. Kelly Roberts of Montpelier admitted Sept 19 for medical. G M Russell of Montpelier admitted Sept 19 for medical. Hyrum Dustin of Garden City admitted Sept 19 for medical. Roger Kunz of Bern admitted Sept 20 for medical, later listed as Montpelier. Mrs Eugene Arnell of St Charles and Tom Kvarme of Bennington admitted Sept 22 for medical. Births: Reid Crane of Soda Springs Sept 15 boy. Ray Johnson of Montpelier Sept 15 boy. Ernest Boehme of Raymond Sept 20 boy. Nyle Nelson of Montpelier Sept 21 girl. Switzerland trains every able-bodied man for army service.
Ovid residents and nearby visitors attended celebrations including a 60th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs Walter Lewis of Paris and a shower for Mr. and Mrs George F Johnson in the Ovid ward chapel. Guests from Logan and Idaho Falls joined family events and university plans for local youths.
Notice sets a 10 AM October 27 1958 hearing in Paris Idaho before Notary John B Hoge on completion of underground water diversion of 4 1 2 cfs and application to beneficial use for irrigation by Orlando N Kunz. Details cover location parcels priority date November 1 1954 and claimed capacity 443 cfs. Records include diversion point in section five township fourteen south range forty five east and use areas in sections five and thirty two plus township thirteen south range forty five east.
The Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho issues notice from Ida Maryann Dunn executrix of Hyrum Esterholdt deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to attorney DRB Haddock in the Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Publication dates October 4 11 18 and 25 1958 and October 2 1958 noted.
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