Editorial on shifting consumer spending and debt pressures
The U S News and World Report analysis notes a spending pattern shift driven by high family debt and growing family sizes. Rising college and child costs strain budgets while demand for luxuries like boating travels grows. teens will influence spending as they age, with implications for home buying and various industries.
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U. S. News & World Report
U. S. News
Motor Company
Europe
U. S
Depreciation vs Inflation Editorial Calls for Rule Linkage
The American Press editorial supports Senate small business committee proposals to adjust tax depreciation for equipment to reflect inflation. It notes a 10 year old machine bought for 10000 now yields only half of its value in deductions and suggests Congress should act, while warning the committee has analyzed the issue.
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Select Committee On Small Business
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Congress
Idaho School Attendance Rises Yet Costs Outpace Funding
A six year Idaho study shows average daily attendance up about 3.22 percent annually while education costs grow 8.93 percent yearly. State aid climbs 25.65 percent as total district revenues rise from 32.99 million in 1953 to 53.04 million in 1959, with state funds at 28 percent of total revenues.
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Max Yost
Associated Taxpayers of Idaho
Idaho
Yost
Mountain Home
Boise Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Efficient feeding and pasture management practices
Dr. Gustav Bohstedt discusses resting pasture in fall to protect spring growth and using controlled grazing to allow regrowth. He notes six inch tall pastures, strip grazing with electric fences, and high protein in early spring, plus vitamin D prevention for milk fever in cows. Idaho job and population shifts also mentioned.
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Ohio
Steady Population Rise Predicted for Idaho
A state report from Idaho’s Department of Commerce and Development forecasts a gradual population increase from about 689,000 to 797,000 by 1970. It notes Idaho’s 1950 population was 588,637. James Anderson, head of research, says growth will be steady and manageable.
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Idaho
Anderson
Ada
Bannock
Bonneville
Canyon
State Department of Commerce and Development
Ida
James Anderson
Department
Conten
Idaho Traffic Cruel Toll Rises From Last Year
Despite clean records, Idaho drivers paid higher premiums after 116 in premiums due to accidents. About 5,208 people were injured last year raising questions about permanent crippling injuries livelihoods and family impact.
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Idaho
Former Preston Girl Wins Bowling Honors
Leta Schenk Lacy of Ogden scored 290 at Gainltop Lanes after a single spare followed by twelve strikes. She holds a 157 average and bowls for the High Five team in the Utah General Depot women’s league while serving as secretary to the depot commander.
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Preston
Leta Schenk Lacy
Ogden
Don
Ron
Karen
South 100 West
U. and I Mixed Bowling High Individual Event
Loraine Fulkerson consoles Arv Rolph whileLaRena Christiansen and George Davis excel in high series and game results. Officials record scores 465 590 and a 171 game as top performances in the event.
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Loraine Fulkerson
Rolph
Caees
LaRena Christiansen
George Davis
Advertising Supports Your Local Newspaper
The newspaper credits the support of local business firms for making readings of Franklin County neighbors and activities possible. Readers are urged to support the advertisers who sustain the publication.
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Franklin County
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