Ingalls on socialism and individualism in Osage remark
The piece recalls Senator John J. Ingalls of Kansas blasting socialism and welfare state ideas in the 1890s. It cites his Osage Indians speech noting equal rights and the critique of government paternalism and demagogues. It imagines how he'd railing against modern welfare policies remain relevant today.
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John J. Ingalls
Kansas
United States
Treasury
Ingalls
Washington
Cooker Care Mrs Marguerite Mickelsen
Household equipment specialists of the U S department of Agriculture advise on pressure cooker safety and cleanliness. The note emphasizes proper maintenance and safe use to prevent accidents and ensure efficient operation.
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Marguerite Mickelsen
U.S. Department of Agricul
Small Business Critiques FTC and Anti trust Enforcement Gaps
C W Wilson Harder argues the Federal Trade Commission underfunds and underacts on anti trust enforcement. He notes the FTC issued cease and desist orders but failed to ensure long term compliance, urging increased funding and congressional action. He critiques budget priorities and discusses tax plans and welfare data to illustrate economic impact.
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Tenets
Ig Tesa Crate Eke
the “House
Small’ Business ‘Committée
Federal “Trade ‘Commission
Safe operation tips for pressure cookers in daily use
The article advises keeping the vent tube clear at every wash using a pipe cleaner, and warns against immersing pressure cooker covers or gauges. Wash gaskets thoroughly, remove some rims for cleaning, and store lids open to prevent off flavors. Keep rims and seals dent free to avoid leaks and ensure proper steam buildup.
St. Peter’s Catholic Church Mass Schedule
Rev P J O Sullivan pastorates St. Peter’s Church with masses on the first and third Sundays at 8 00 a m and on the second and fifth Sundays at 12 30 p m. Residence listed as 308 East Oneida with phone 265.
Detachable gauge and weight disrupt kitchen workflow
A cook loses time when detachable gauges or weights have no fixed place after use. A tumble can misalign four gauges, and without a dedicated spot the cook spends more time searching than saving under pressure.
No More Drunkenness Says Pocatello Police Ordinance
Public notice from Pocatello outlines that city ordinances will no longer punish intoxication with euphemisms. Authorities declare that ongoing overindulgence in liquor will be treated as simple drunkenness under the revised rules.
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Pocatello
Buy Sell or Trade in The Preston Citizen Classifieds
Classifieds offer options to buy sell or trade items through The Preston Citizen page. Readers can place ads for household goods vehicles services and miscellaneous items with contact details and prices as applicable. Listings appear in upcoming editions for town residents and local buyers.
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Preston
Cafeteria Menu February 19 23 1951
February 19 to 23 menu lists daily meals with items such as tuna fish sandwich cream of tomato soup and rice pudding Monday. mashed potato with brown gravy sliced ham lettuce wedge orange pudding Tuesday. chili bean stew Waldorf salad cherry upside down cake Wednesday. ground ham gravy over potatoes tomatoes fruit salad Friday. Phone your news to No 8.
Special Weeks Highlight in Farmers Almanac Menu
A long reading lists odd weekly observances from 1951 including National Crochet Week and National Cherry Week. The piece includes a homemaker’s cherry dessert recipe using sour cherries, All-Bran, and O’Weber milk with a call to enjoy milk for nourishment and thrift amid high prices.
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Franklin County
C. E. Lampman
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Moscow
Reid Merrill
State Extension Poultryman
Boise
Millar's Hatchery
Deposit
Ean
Idaho
Ites Ae Rae
Ea A
C. Wilson Harder
F & Congressmen
FTC
C. W. Harder
FITC
Congress
Commission
National Federation of Independent Business
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By Carolyn Webster
Kemmerer
Wyoming
O’weber
DE Soto
Desoto
Groucho Marx
NBC
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