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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1959
Page
11
Analysis shows pre school children now bear most polio cases, not five to nine year olds. Public schools’ vaccine program ensures every child receives three Salk injections, reflecting parental concern and institutional effort.
By school year end 1958 nearly 600 000 have been immunized. The program depends on parent initiative for preschoolers. Many adults delay their shots, but neglecting children’s lifesaving injections is a different neglect entirely.
Idaho Senator Henry Dworshak warns inflation and rising national debt threaten American families. He cites $10 260 interest per 20 year old and $19 monthly per Idaho family to cover interest over 40 years while denouncing expansive domestic spending and taxes. He argues currency erosion risks exceed foreign aggression and calls for fiscal restraint.
County agent DeVere Tovey said Union Pacific Railroad crews sprayed noxious weeds along the Franklin County right of way the week of June 22. The effort marks the third year of cooperative weed control with multiple local groups and seed programs supporting prevention and treatment. Local agencies and canal companies are also involved in elimination efforts and seed distribution.
Senator Frank Church of Idaho nominates William Hawkins of Coeur d Alene as grand exalted ruler of the Elks. He notes Idaho as an elk state and cites Hawkins 25 years in Elks service including district deputy grand exalted ruler and state president roles. The Elks support a Boise hospital project and rehabilitation center for the handicapped.
A health institute warns that poison ivy a common US plant causes misery for many from allergic reactions. The plant grows as vines and shrubs in woods near picnics and streams, posing risk across regions and seasons.
The publication credits advertising from area firms for funding. It encourages readers who value county news to support these businesses that keep the newspaper available to the community.
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