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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1961
Page
10
An excerpted collection of quotes urges clearer public understanding of farmers income pressures from price supports and inflation. It argues for freedom from price controls to supply food and fiber, while criticizing government programs as unwise.
The piece argues the national debt ceiling is a largely symbolic $285 billion limit, with temporary increases to $298 billion becoming permanent through repeated practice. It criticizes periodic tax pauses and calls for drastic welfare cuts to enable real debt reduction and an end to temporary increases.
The IRS lists 0.244 million-dollar incomes taxed at 91 percent. Public expenditure survey says millionaires already fund roughly 2544 hours of government time, a bit over one day. Even at 100 percent tax this would cover only 14% more hours. Therefore lower-income people must pay.
A scrambled paste of fishing advice and cooking steps mixes bass lure theory with a pigeon roasting and gravy method. It mentions mid July to September bass lunkers and a shrimp dish, then details cleaning, boiling, and braising pigeons with paprika and onion for gravy.
A quirky, fragmented item describes using pigeon and chicken paprika as a farm meal idea with odd phrasing and culinary tips. It mentions serving tips and cautions about portions, suggesting one bird per person for larger fowls.
Fitness test for hunters across states as seasons begin. experts urge doctor checkup, toning back and leg muscles, moderate training, daily brisk walking, terrain practice, and first aid readiness to reduce accidents and improve field success.
The text stresses reading treatment pages that cover simple scratches and bruises to broken bones and gunshot wounds. It emphasizes applying pressure to arteries at proper locations to save a companion's life and urges immediate action in the field before it is too late.
The piece notes North Dakota marks 30 years of pheasant hunting since 1910 with deer herd projections of 23 000 this fall. It recalls a 1947 winter census finding 1 600 deer and mentions Texas venison outlook. It covers New Jersey hunter days, West Virginia fines, Tennessee drownings, California trout overages, Colorado archery deer seasons Aug 26 Sept 10 and Nov 11 26, plus Nebraska and non resident license pricing.
Mr and Mrs James A Chadwick of Whitney celebrate their Golden Wedding anniversary with an open house at their home Aug 20 from 3 to 7 PM. They married Aug 23 1911 in the Logan LDS temple and have 11 children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
A scan of 1959 wildlife reports shows roadsides yielding 15 percent of cropland pheasant habitat while Michigan trout fishing slowed, Utah hunters may wear colors, and Saskatchewan goose kills reached 754 510 birds. Illinois corn fields invite wildlife, Montana reports bluegills over a pound, and New York enforces fishing and park rules with fines up to 100 dollars.
Fragmentary OCR text shows ads and notices about county business and vendors but key details are missing. The readable segments mention advertising and a business context with unclear names or dates.
Sen. Lister Hilt promotes the Rural Library bill stressing libraries as an educational link to democracy. He argues citizens must obtain full information on issues, libraries provide access, and local counties should decide funding and needs for books and resources.
The Weiser and tributaries close to salmon fishing until July 15 to protect early runs, with single hooks legalized on the South Fork and Secesh East Fork South Fork and Johnson Creek. Steelhead and other trout remain allowed in open waters, while state regulates gear to curb snagging. A $160,000 budget funds public access sites across 44 counties for fishing and waterfowl hunting, with development tied to federal wildlife and fishery restoration programs.
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