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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1955

Page

2

Tax Reform Message Encourages Full Use of New Provisions

Authorities say the 1954 tax law changes will bring relief and lower rates, with a 20 percent rate this year from 22.2 percent last year. The Ways and Means Committee aims to end tax inequities and boost production and employment. Judge Learned Hand is cited on arranging affairs to minimize taxes. Call an accountant or lawyer early to secure full code benefits.

Pr Peovisiong House Ways and Means Committee Learned Hand Raul

Jests and Snippets from an Eccentric Morning

A quirky collection of homely misstatements and wordplay. The piece recalls a dirty joke about Tarzan and a child’s remark, a grandmother’s clock quip, a sniff at teaching tense use, and a wry line about keeping earnings aligned with yearning.

First Idaho Member of National Advertising Association

The agency Advertising Service Inc located in the First National Bank building in Boise becomes the first Idaho member of the AAAA Established in 1933 and incorporated in 1947 it has 7305 member agencies in 140 cities and foreign countries The principals include John F Greenlee president Ted Brook executive vice president and R C Ostrander vice president among others It serves Boise Caldwell Emmett Pocatello and Perma Idaho and is recommended by the American Newspaper Publishers Association and Agricultural Publishers Association It will sponsor AAAA material activities through its membership

United U._S._national advertising First National Bank Boise John F. Greenlee Ted Brook R. C. Ostrander Carl ‘A. “Hooking Carol Chidwick Ww. Schussler A. W. Atack Phil Obenchain Caldwell Emmett, Pocatello Perma Idaho Abit Ore Advertising Service, Inc Ameri- Newspaper ‘Publishers ‘ Ation Agricultural Publishers ’Association AAAA

County Agent Advises Hog Worm Treatment

County Agent Daniel Roberts from the University of Idaho extension service recommends sanitary housing and worming for swine. He says pigs can be treated with a laxative drug such as sodium fluoride and then fed normally, noting yellowish white worms are common in hog farms for years.

Daniel Roberts Hag Ralls University of Idaho ‘Extension Service

Local Sorority Rush At Utah State Agricultural College

Local youths Sidney West Preston Nan Parkinson Frenkil attend meetings and rush events at Utah State Agricultural College. Miss West daughter of Mr West and member of Alpha Chi Omega. another student attends Chi Omega. Seven fraternities and five sororities exist on campus with national ties and pledge to active membership upon meeting scholarships and credit requirements.

USAC Sidney" West Preston Nan Parkinson Frenkil Utah State ‘Agricultural College Miss West Mrex Pie L West Alpha Chi Omega Efemen Tee Oe Scotts Chi Omega Jsac Ifeos

Larsen Gets AF Commission at State College Ceremony

Lieutenant Larsen, son of Alton E. Larsen, was commissioned in the United States Air Force at a ceremony held at Perec Raat College. He, a senior majoring in dairy production, will enter service in April 1955 and begin pilot observer training. Friends and relatives attended the event.

Air- Force Reserve ARRON Alton Enc Larsenp Perec Raat College Warkent Culinsea Thei iLjeut Larsen Alton E. Larsen Air Force

Dairy Calf Feeding Guidelines From Idaho Study

Dairy farmers attending the Cache valley breeding meeting heard results from University of Idaho Caldwell station on eight milk or one gallon per day feeding for Holstein calves. Calves fed milk for 60 days with grain mix and iodized salt reached normal growth. cost analysis showed milk replacement with dried skim milk as a savings option of about 6.54 dollars per calf.

University, of Idaho Caldwell

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