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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
9
Elmo Scott Watson argues that a free press is essential to expose and oppose arbitrary power. The piece notes subscription rates for the Franklin County area and emphasizes the duty of editors to publish signed, concise contributions while upholding truth as a beacon for global freedom.
The Blackfoot Bulletin notes a Salt Lake conference urging respect for parental duties while warning Idaho lawmakers on pension funding. It estimates Allied and Axis forces, cites President Carr on federal land grabs, and questions the long term purpose of setting aside huge western tracts.
A collage of jokes and quips from a local page includes army rifles, a brickish mishearing exchange with the Delaware River Bridge Commission, a deer encounter, political campaigning, and playful puns about everyday life.
Ledger sheets and binders offered in several sizes with economical pricing. Orders can be placed for any binder size, claimed to match prices found at any bookstore in the area. Standard products with uniform pricing are highlighted.
Ilness recovery of Marjorie Beckstead returns to work at the Downey State Bank. Ox ford visits by Ida Hadley and daughters Carma and Velma. Mrs Nate Thomas and Sharon visit Pocatello. Mrs George Hilmandollar of Oxford visits Swan Lake. Bishop James Abbott attends LDS conference in Salt Lake City. Mrs Elmer Stone and daughter visit Swan Lake with Mrs George Matkins. Downey and Preston families host guests. Bonnie Beckstead and Colleen Merrill to BYU Provo. LaVell Henderson family visits Swan Lake. Merle Peterson family spends weekend at Stockton ranch. Bernice Hadley visits Richmond sister Ned Spackman.
Franklin county faces a tight coal supply as shipments go directly to consumers. Dealers warn against wasteful heating and urge economy to ensure normal heating facilities through the coming winter.
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