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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
9
The text questions how citizens would react if tomorrow the federal government announced it would become their employer establishing new regulations and standard wages. It notes many adults have observed or engaged with political management and regimentation, implying potential protest.
A tract warns that federal takeover of medicine would lead to broader socialization of all trades, affecting plumbers, butchers, and industries, and cites England’s move to socialized medicine and steel. The piece argues Americans must resist politicians and planners from controlling occupations and public life. Also notices a probate sale in Idaho listing property and household items to be sold after November 18, 1950 under administratrices Fay Beckstead and Fern Wilkinson.
Creditors must present claims against the estate of Julia McWhorter deceased with vouchers to the administratrices at their residences in Preston Idaho and Franklin Idaho within four months after first publication. First publication October 26 1950. Administratrices P M Condie Preston Idaho attorney for administratrices Franklin Idaho.
Raymond H. Folger of the National Retail Dry Goods Association tells the Idaho state chamber of commerce that retailers nationwide will lead a nonpartisan drive to encourage voting this year. He cites local leaders, emphasizes informed choices, and urges employers to allow polling time and ensure family voting participation. Promotional materials like window displays are being provided to merchants.
Cambridge residents mull the fate of a proposed telecommunication project. City officials face questions on funding impact, public access, and potential changes to local services as hearings proceed.
A garbled OCR fragment describes electrical wires crossing and triggering phones to ring continuously. It references Pat and ER Creek and notes repeated ringing when such wiring issues occur.
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