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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
11
A court test question arises over whether institutional advertising by electric utilities is a legitimate business expense for tax purposes. Utilities argue ads inform communities about government encroachment into the electric power market and potential tax and freedom implications.
A Fort Worth reader essays a satirical plan to profit from not raising hogs. He parodies farm subsidies by joking about $1000 checks for not raising hogs, as he imagines selecting breeds and counting hogs not raised while asking about corn payments.
The piece argues that utilities seek to survive by acting in the public interest and exercising free speech. It warns that prohibiting such rights would set a grave precedent, likening it to government limits that could threaten independent broadcasters and other enterprises.
Idaho's Department of Commerce and Development issues 177 000 four color travel folders showing Idaho attractions and highway information. Demand rose after a spring ad campaign with requests tripling over 1957. folders will be distributed nationwide via shows, agencies, and venues.
Radar derives its name from radio detection and ranging. The first major Texas oilfield was Spindletop near Beaumont, discovered in 1901.
The piece notes a 7 percent price rise since December and 11 percent year over year, shaping the argument over continued farm legislation. President Eisenhower supports new farm laws, while Congress split on changes, with likely no action this year. It discusses broad economic impacts on farmers and processing sectors and cites data on wages and food costs.
Two dairy programs for 4 H youths provide learning on dairying and dairy products while improving calcium rich diets. The learn by doing projects are supported by the Oliver Corporation of Chicago and the 4 H dairy foods demonstration program sponsored by local groups.
The April 13 service in Dayton was conducted by Merlin Stevenson as superintendent with Nathan Smith as song leader and LaJeane Stevenson at the piano. The two and one half …
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