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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1957
Page
7
A Washington viewpoint outlines how a large press corps covers the capital. It discusses free inquiry, the role of publicity staff, reliance on government releases, secrecy labels, and the ethics of sourcing while stressing never breaking confidences or exposing sources.
Diane Wilde participated in a Friday recital hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Manning at the Christiansen home. Mink Creek events featured a swimming party at Maple Grove hot springs followed by a wiener roast at the ball park, with Mutual officers organizing. The Mink Creek 4-H calf judging contest awarded $50 to Duane Larsen, $30 to Duane Wilde, and $20 to Ross Wilde based on calves groomed for the event.
The Myron Day Family laments that after 12 years of building the junior rodeo its name and ownership were seized by county agents fair board and chamber of commerce in a single day. They claim no purchase occurred and express concern for local youths and Navy servicemen preserving community assets.
A prayer attributed to John F. Kennedy asks for divine guidance and submission to God's will. It frames liberty memory and will as gifts given back to God and seeks His love and grace as sufficiency.
Guy T. Ludi of The Wahoo Newspaper in Nebraska denounces high federal taxes and spending. He compares taxes paid to plant costs and weekly revenue, urging action at the 1958 primary to curb Washington spenders.
P M Condie of Preston Idaho serves as attorney for the administratrix in the case with last publication dated September 19 1957.
The piece records multiple family visits across Idaho and nearby towns involving the Curtis Hartvigsen Henderson Hadley Matkin and Gibbs families. It notes travel between Downey Idaho Falls Pocatello Salt Lake City and Twin Falls plus a child accident at a grandparent’s home and a cancer illness in Marsh Valley Hospital. The report closes with harvest remarks and visits by Russell Thomas and sons to Albert Nordick’s home.
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