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IDAHO STATUTES AND CODES
23-607 ADVERTISING.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
CHAPTER 6
PENAL PROVISIONS
23-607. Advertising. Except as permitted by federal statute and regulations, there shall be no public advertisement or advertising of alcoholic liquors in any manner or form within the state of Idaho.
(1) No person shall publish, exhibit, or display or permit to be displayed any other advertisement or form of advertisement, or announcement, publication, or price list of, or concerning any alcoholic liquors, or where, or from whom the same may be purchased or obtained, unless permitted so to do by the regulations enacted by the division and then only in strict accordance with such regulations.
(2) This section of the act shall not apply however:
(a) To the division.
(b) To the correspondence, or telegrams, or general communications of the commission, or its agents, servants, and employees.
(c) To the receipt or transmission of a telegram or telegraphic copy in the ordinary course of the business of such agents, servants, or employees of any telegraph company.
A violation of this section shall constitute a misdemeanor.