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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
3
The county home demonstration agent Lucretia Maughan advises using ripe firm red berries for freezing to preserve flavor. She recommends granulated sugar for best sweetness and full flavor and outlines a sliced berry method with two thirds of a quart per pint, plus packing, sealing, and zero or lower storage temperatures.
Farmers no longer report or pay the social security tax for agricultural employees quarterly. Instead filings are annual each January to cover the prior year. If tax liability exceeds 100 dollars at any time, deposit is made with a Federal Reserve Bank branch. Contact IRS field office or Boise district headquarters for details.
New product Liquid Ililicone claims to shield carpets from dirt and grease stains, though reports note nothing about spot treatment effectiveness. The item markets as a protective treatment for residential use.
Joseph E Bayne general sales manager Mercury division announces an eight week contest starting June 11 ending August 4 totaling 425000 in prizes including a 1956 Mercury Montclair Phaeton first prize and trips to New York City for two for weekly top winners. Weekly prizes include 14 inch GE portable TV, Elgin American lighters and cash awards. Over 3000 Mercury dealers participate nationwide with official entry forms from Mercury dealerships free.
Farmers with more than 115 acres of wheat may vote July 20 on the 1957 wheat quota and price supports. If two thirds nationwide approve, marketing quotas and penalties apply, with support levels 70 to 90 percent of parity for compliant producers. If not approved, supports drop to 50 percent and no quota penalties. Acreage allotments stay in effect. Joe Dahmen notes scrap metal removal can protect livestock. Phaeton Mercury prizes for top winners in eight weekly contests. Contestants must be 18+.
National Safety Council and International Association of Chiefs of Police urge strict enforcement and broad patrols for the 30 hour Fourth of July period. Recommendations include full police on duty, plainclothes patrols, highway targeting, speeding reduction, and coordinated action with other agencies to curb rising traffic deaths this year.
Unico presents savings on paint for interior and exterior use across America. Includes substantial discounts on Unico tires for both trucks and cars. Full hazard guarantee, longer wear with thicker rubber tread touted.
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