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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
11
The writer reflects on what counts as normal in U S economic history from Hoover era to the war and postwar, noting cycles of boom bust and wartime spikes in income and taxes. They question whether future conditions will revert to prewar price levels without another low mood and discuss the impact of debt and policy on the economy.
A critical view of Britain's postwar governance warns that expanding bureaucracy and political appointees could hinder efficiency. The piece doubts gains from modernization, questions expertise, and notes Britain’s waning global influence while considering Russia and the United States as shifting forces shaping the era.
The speaker warns that high debt and inflationary pressures persist after the war. Wages rise while output per hour falls and taxes remain high. A future of higher prices and valuations is likely, with honest value as the best hope and no true return to prewar normalcy.
The Preston first ward marks its 25th anniversary on February 19 with an elaborate program and lunch. All former bishops are invited to attend.
Mrs T Benson announces the marriage of her daughter Thorn to Lorin Ransom on March 3 in Salt Lake City. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Larson at the local hospital on February 10. Dr L V Merrill was named president of the Franklin stake in conference Sunday to take the position held by the late W K.
Fairview society notes report Mr and Mrs D C Whiting of Weiser as last week guests of Mr and Mrs Myron Cole. A Special Interest fireside at James Hyde residence featured histories of the Bronson and Griffith families led by P D Griffith and Roxie Bronson. Mrs Edgar Alder of Preston contributed musical numbers.
Thad Phipps argued Lem Martin’s dog raided his chickens and should be put away by law. Lem claimed he spoke with Thad on Saturday about zoning near his residence, and later the men made peace.
A collage of jokes and anecdotes features a returning veteran remarking on war time ice, a wife and husband quip about the last word, a crystal gazer foretelling buried treasure, a farmer pigpen joke, a deer sighting prompt, and a dying confession twist line.
Dr James E West chief scout of the Boy Scouts of America lauds Boy Scout week February 7 to 13 and the 37th anniversary of incorporation. He cites the drama and romance of scouting and says observances create dramatic opportunities for boys to join the program each year.
A light remark compares church to an itch you cannot scratch, prompting a quiet chuckle among attendees as a playful take on reverent behavior.
A concise reflection asserts criticism can be avoided by saying nothing and by not making or showing anything. The piece argues silence and invisibility as protective or strategic stances in debate.
A speaker urges leaders to foster a strong desire among boys to join scouting. He insists the aim is broader than numbers, focusing on how training builds character and prepares boys to become responsible American citizens.
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