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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
2
The passage notes a recurring pattern where leaders push tax relief while backing expansive government programs. It argues such a combination could be feasible through unconventional financing strategies and fiscal maneuvers.
Secretary Humphrey called the idea of soft money and unrestricted currency printing inflationary. He warned deliberate inflation would unbalance the budget by billions, increasing dollars in circulation while shrinking their value and leading to eventual worthless currency.
Town Journal uses data to show residents of communities under 25 000 hold a voting majority in 42 of 48 states. They control 84 of 96 Senate seats and 275 of 435 congressional districts, and elect 18 of 19 Senate chairs and 15 of 20 House chairs. The grass roots are the center of power in this republic.
The Illinois Consumer Analysis surveyed 5 000 households across 15 markets asking which advertising form aids buying general merchandise. Newspapers led with 50 percent, followed by television 8 5 percent, magazines 6 7 percent, and radio 11 percent.
Board of Directors meeting October 2 1956 levied five dollars per share on all outstanding preferred stock to pay maintenance and operation costs for 1956 and part of 1957. Assessments due by November 24 1956 with sale if delinquent. extension to December 20 1958. sale for unpaid January 12 1957 at 2 PM. Public auction to recover delinquent assessments plus costs.
Mr and Mrs Guy Petterborg hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Raymond Anderson and children and other families from Salt Lake City and Lewiston over Thanksgiving weekend. Provo and Newton visitors joined in the day’s calls and Thanksgiving dinners with the Petterborgs. Additional guests included Mrs Chrissie Owen and Mrs Jesse Wheeler.
Mrs. David Auger and Verl Auger hosted Thanksgiving day in Preston. The William H Auger family met there for dinner with 52 relatives. Attendees included Bertus Wanner Cecil Jensen Veley Auger Bob Smith and local residents. Preston Mapleton Logan Ogden and Salt Lake City area relatives joined various celebratory events and a nine stake Sunday school convention.
Thanksgiving reports include Pride and Jensen families visiting relatives in Rupert Ogden and Plymouth Utah. Caryl Jensen new Fresno marriage to Fred Williams. Glen den Jensen family connection noted. Steven Hatch earned tenderfoot scout pin at ceremony. Beehive and YWYMMA roles sustained for local leaders.
Creek Saturday guests included Mr and Mrs L Oliver Keller and daughter Carolyn of Salt Lake City. Oliver and Delbert Keller are brothers. Mrs Oliver Keller recovers from a broken arm and Oliver from recent hernia surgery. Donald Jepsen spent last week in Ogden seeking work. Mr and Mrs Rex Crane took their son Danny to Salt Lake.
Last Wednesday a medical checkup occurred at the Primary Children’s Hospital. Mrs Claude Keller joined the Cranes for treatment in Salt Lake City and stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Richard Blakeslee while visiting Dr Paul D Keller. Wellborn Moosman and Mink Creeker were in Salt Lake City for a checkup. Mr Nathaniel Keller remains at the Dee Hospital in Ogden with slight improvement reported for his condition.
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