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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
4
The speaker warns against discarding productive effort in the name of social justice. He argues earnings should reward the industrious and cautions against eroding freedom to work. He admits economic inequality exists while urging reform of management labor and government and upholding moral codes.
Margaret Chase Smith argues that the United States is a republic not a democracy. She explains constitutional limits on majority rule, the Bill of Rights, and Senate representation as checks preserving minority rights and individual freedom.
An editor’s note by George Peck defends the profit motive as essential to liberty and democratic life. Dean McAllister counters with Christianity’s stance on profits, citing pilgrims as founders who valued work, sacrifice, and honest toil over idle parasitic gain.
Two Teton county ranchers display twin heifer calves born in September. The twins result from the Cache Valley Breeding association artificial insemination program.
A Payette resident dozed off while driving on a Saturday night and crashed into a light pole. The collision left the city in darkness for nearly an hour as crews restored power and police investigated the incident.
A concise note directing readers to contact THE PRESTON CITIZEN at No. 8 for news tips and inquiries. It underlines the newspaper’s community role and availability for residents to share information or request coverage.
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