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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
6
The discussion argues that price controls deter production, cutting livestock output and consumer access. It recalls OPS efforts to curb meat prices, which reduced supply until Congress imposed limits on excesses, warning that punitive policies threaten farmer profits and long term availability.
Franklin County Idaho board minutes show plan for fair building footings, Pioneer Monument progress, and tax deed advertisements. Adjustments denied for J Preston Seamons. tax roll exemptions approved for Widows, Soldiers and Fatherless Children. equalization sessions discuss Nephi Jensen and Grand Isis Theaters valuations.
A fragmented ledger shows multiple personal names such as Tolanda Baxter Mrs. Robert Beckstead Elizabeth E Benson Gladys Rosen Annie L Bosworth Belettie E Burbank Alice Byington Emma H Callan Mary Carlson Sadie K Carter Della M Chadwick Emma Chadwick Mrs A R Chatterton Katie Ann Chatterton Elizabeth Christensen Leah B Christensen Ettie Condie Sarah L Corbridge Oretta Cottle Esther Davis Viola Davis Joanna M Doney Emma M Day and various monetary figures including 836.00 875.00 845.00 000.00 295.00 927.00 250.00 1,000.00 259.00 548.00 963.00 374.00 383.00 642.00 700 00 511.00 121.00 780.00 784.00 with a note “Continued on Page 3.”
Congressman E Y Berry criticizes OPS for bloated payrolls and extensive district offices totaling 12 259 employees with annual costs exceeding 80 million dollars. He notes millions more spent by businesses to hire staff for OPS record keeping and regulatory compliance, including a packing firm employing 300 full time workers to handle OPS technicalities.
In regular session June 28 1952 Franklin County commissioners sworn in W E Crane as District No 2 commissioner. Angus Condie to chair remainder of 1952. Marion Morgan salary increased to 200 monthly with paid annual vacation. Resignation of Vanona N Garbett as judge of election received.
First and third Sundays at 8 00 a.m. Second and fifth Sundays at 12 30 p.m.
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