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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1962
Page
11
A rural mail carrier, delivering government pamphlets, warns farmers that within twenty years there may be no spare crop land left. The material cites suburban growth consuming about a million acres annually and soil erosion eroding another half million acres each year.
Uncle Dan narrates a rustic debate at the country store about relief costs and public welfare from 1940 to 1961, citing U S S public welfare figures and taxpayer outlays. He recalls Clem Webster Ed Doolittle and Zeke Grubb weighing burdens, with cyclones and portable woes as rural life humor.
A Discovery magazine article from the Allstate Motor Club argues seat belts save lives citing Cornell University data and Belt use benefits. Richard T Griffin rebuts common complaints and urges drivers to adopt the habit despite slow adoption.
The document outlines the March of Dimes 1938 programs and funds for medical care, research, and professional education. It highlights polio vaccines by Salk and Sabin, Nobel prizes, and a focus on birth defects and arthritis. It cites vaccination progress, case trends, and ongoing needs for public education and patient assistance.
A municipal body urges local dealers and service stations to fit seat belts as a minimum safety standard. Officials cite recommendations from the transportation authority and engineering experts to improve road safety and reduce injuries.
Farmers face early federal tax deadlines this year with January 31 for social security tax for all 1961 farm employees and February 15 for income tax returns unless an estimate shifts to April 15. Farmer's Tax Guide booklets are available at county agricultural agents and internal revenue offices.
Calvin E. Wright Idaho director of Internal Revenue at Boise says file early but carefully. He urges salaried workers to wait for all W 2 forms from each employer to file a complete return and warns that returns are checked more thoroughly this year. Keep records to prove deductions to avoid delays and corrections.
Classified notice advertises late TV service options with a contact number Franklin 646 2427 for affordable pricing and installation details.
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