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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1952
Page
3
In the past century America’s living standards rose as machine power and skilled workers boosted production. The speaker cites shifts from manual to mechanized farming and manufacturing, showing output per worker increasing fivefold by 1950 and per capita buying power up 500 percent, urging defense of freedom and profit incentives.
Rev P J O Sullivan is listed as pastor with residence at 308 East Oneida and phone 265 R.
The notice lists church masses on the first and third Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and on the second and fifth Sundays at 12:30 p.m. Readers should attend according to the Sunday sequence.
Idaho Falls hosts the state Republican convention on April 5 as 44 county committee members select a national committeeman and committeewoman and choose delegates to the Republican national convention. The article notes concern that constitutional government is being replaced daily.
Milton L. Horsley told Idaho’s state central committee the party must elect a Republican president and congress this year. He praised Gov. Jordan’s record, cited 1951 school aid as a historic high, and noted old age assistance payments rose 8.7 percent in six months. He quoted Lincoln on free enterprise versus socialism.
Franklin county agricultural agent Daniel Roberts urges clean farrowing pens and sow washing as essential to healthy litters. University of Idaho extension swine specialist Wade Wells stresses being present at birth, drying piglets, and providing colostrum. Proper heating, safe enclosures, and careful feeding begin at farrowing and continue through the first days to reduce losses.
Wells urges daily care for pets including watching for digestive upsets and calling a veterinarian if illness develops. The guidance emphasizes ongoing attention to animal health and timely professional help.
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