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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1975
Page
3
Guest editorial argues the past remains essential to present and future policy. It urges balance between contemporary relevance and studying history, warning that neglect endangers insight into peace pollution poverty and prejudice.
A July 4 1776 199-year perspective by W F Bill Whittom Idaho Farm Bureau Federation honors the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. It urges grass roots action to preserve individual freedom and reject subsidies and big government while celebrating the nation’s virtues.
Parents face rising college costs as tuition room and board climb across four and two year colleges. A statewide figure shows Idaho students receiving over 857 million in student aid, with 2.9 million in Idaho.
Third ward's softball team won the Oneida stake league title in a seven inning 10 to 5 victory over Winder, last year's pennant winner, in a dramatic championship game.
Newell Hart recalls the Third Oldtimers Roundup weekend with parade scenes including the Yellowstone Stage Coach, buggy rides with Von Atkinson and Stan Hawkes, sightings of Hilva Fellows, Fred Wheeler, and Lyle Wilson Rich. He notes memories from the banquet, songs led by Harold Larson, and reminiscences about local educators and families connected to Preston and Cache Valley.
On August 14 1975 the Nursing Home staff and residents express gratitude to Advisor Lincoln Orme and FHA presidency for transporting residents to the parade. They thank Mrs Doris Butters for donating the flag now flown daily in front of the Home. Several volunteers and visitors are named.
A Malcolm Forbes quip about never using never triggers discussion on absolutes in language. Critics question whether strict terms can be meaningful in daily speech and rhetoric.
Robert Morris did not sign the 1776 August 2 document with delegates yet funded arms, supplies, and wages at personal cost. His private wealth supported Washington and the army, earning him the nickname Financier though rumors of profiteering persisted. After the war he rebuilt the tobacco trade, faced debt, and died in 1806 after years of illness.
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