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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1957
Page
5
An industry note compares tax burdens to government work and reports editorials arguing newspapers remain dominant. A Schuyler piece notes newspapers top car dealer ads, with 39 percent of 18 and 19 year olds deeming papers indispensable versus 18 percent for TV.
Taxpayers Dollar quotes a Chamber of Commerce publication defining a taxpayer as a person who does not need to pass a civil service test to work for the government. The note reflects a framing of public payroll eligibility in shorthand terms.
Victor Reisel argues that socialist policies in Britain failed by nationalizing key industries and expanding the health service, leading to losses and strikes. He warns Americans that socialism harms working people and urges avoiding imitation of Britain's example.
The report lists multiple visits and gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. John Woytke and William Beck stead travel to Seattle and Tacoma to see relatives. Numerous dinner and guest appearances occur with Beckstead Adams Sharp Denney Van Fleet McKenzie Call Huntington Povey Taylor Rust Ward Peterson Nelson Pierce among others, with car trips to Salt Lake City and Logan noted.
A Preston area note describes a sleigh ride at Gardman ranch to view a 400 elk herd then return for supper. Numerous social visits follow including birthdays, temple trips, and gatherings of Johnsons, Biggs, Checketts, and other families in Logan, Preston, and Tremonton with attendance at events like the Gold and Green ball and funeral services in Logan.
Mrs. Victor Carlson hosted a Thursday luncheon with invited friends Jennie Barton Teresa Taylor Jenny Neely Anna Morrison Myrtle Wright Mary V Jensen Ruth Perry and Gladys Beckstead enjoying light conversation and companionship.
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