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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1955
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Estus Packer spent three days this past week in Salt Lake City visiting Mrs Clarence Seyboldt and attending to business matters there.
Sonja Carlson Myrna Taggart and John Simpson earned all expense trips to the 34th National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago after top state performances in Dairy Safety and Agriculture. Carlson, 17, of Firth, is state Dairy winner. Taggart, 17, of Nampa, wins State Safety. Simpson, 18, of Kuna, tops in State Boys Agriculture. trips funded by General Mills and International Harvester Co.
Emerson W Axe, head of BE W Axe & Co., warns that political outlook erodes business sentiment as the economy remains healthy. He notes the possibility of a Republican president next year adds uncertainty and could dampen investor confidence despite favorable current conditions.
The speaker notes investors face a deteriorating political outlook rather than an actual downturn. He cites past Democratic wins and varying impacts on stock prices, warns of high price levels relative to earnings, and sees only minor fluctuations possible while building and defense activity stay strong. Inflation is acknowledged as a long term factor. Hulls from rice husks are used to make building blocks with insulating and radiation absorbing properties under civil defense testing.
Rice gains favor with a new hard wax made from rice bran. Researchers found that substituting traditional thickeners with waxy rice flour improves the polish’s durability and sheen.
City Treasurer Lillie E Benson presents a detailed accounting of receipts and disbursements for all funds in the quarter ending October 31 1955 including balances on hand and total warrants paid. Notary A R Swainston attested on November 18 1955.
An estimate places Antarctica at about six million square miles, roughly equal in area to the United States and Europe combined. The measurement highlights the continent’s immense size and geographic scale.
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