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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1950
Page
5
The manager and assistant manager of Union Pacific railroad dining car and hotel department built their careers while attending college as cooks, illustrating practical advancement from kitchen work to leadership roles within the dining operations.
Minutes show cemetery districts such as Clifton Dayton Fairview Franklin Preston Riverdale Thatcher Weston and Sit on Whitney. Miscellaneous items include Sheep Commission Fund State Brand Inspection Tax and Drainage District 3. Meeting adjourned after reading and approval with I M Evans as chairman.
Legal notice summarizes proposed Idaho constitutional amendments to Section 3 of Article VIII and Section 3 of Article VI. It details indebtedness limits for counties cities towns and school districts and disqualification provisions for voters and jurors. It notes election timing for the general election and cites Secretary of State J. D. Price as certifying official.
A Chinese businessman with wartime intelligence background discusses China under communist rule. He warns the regime could indoctrinate the youth within ten years, potentially ending any remaining spirit of revolt. He offers views on Asia's future and U.S. policy implications.
A detailed critique argues that Chinese peasants oppose communism despite promised land reforms. It claims the state retains ownership, rents rise or stay high, and peasants receive little beyond subsistence. The source also questions Chiang Kai-shek era graft versus communist propaganda.
Two rival chimney sweep teams in the Mullan News say advertising pays. One client asked them to tackle a sewer job, but they declined, noting they won’t handle that low kind of work.
Keith Chesney of Fruitland patents a hydraulic ladder hoist with unlimited production potential for widespread industrial use and expects rapid production.
A compact description of a double tube apparatus designed to support various ladder types. Each leg can operate independently to accommodate uneven floors and stairways, allowing secure lifting and firm placement against the ceiling.
A nationwide poll by the National Federation of Independent Business shows over half oppose government price and wage controls with 6 percent undecided. Labor mobility and farm co op tax changes loom as Congress addresses tax loopholes.
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