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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1953

Page

11

Tax Burden Explodes Amid Debt Rise In 1930s Public Figures

The excerpt notes a jump from a national debt near 180 dollars per citizen in 1933 to over 2 dollars per person yet, and federal taxes rising from 44 to nearly 500 for a 4000 income family. It asks how long a nation can sustain such growth before bankruptcy.

Government Spending in Twenty Years Review

The October American Mercury article by Paul L. Martin tallies 20 years of U S government outlays. It cites spending over 775 billion dollars and a net deficit surpassing 239 billion, noting expenditures ran about one and a half times revenue.

American Mercury Paul L. Martin Washington Gannett Newspapers

Free Enterprise Ideals and Local Community Notes

Thurman Sensing of the Southern States Industrial Council defines free enterprise as personal responsibility and opportunity guaranteed by government. A separate ward chapel meeting honored retiring Eda Hebdon and Ruth Powell with gifts. Elaine Povey and son Wade visited Natalee Mendenhall and Arthur Povey while Grant Povey elk hunted nearby.

Thurman Southern States Industrial Council Nashville Tenn Roy Croshaw Ward Chapel Eda Hebdon Ruth Powell Elaine Povey Wade American Falls Natalee Mendenhall Arthur Povey Grant

Lunch Served by Outgoing Officers to Camp Members

A lunch was served by the outgoing officers to camp members and two county officers.

Ed Hebdon family visits and community notices

Residents from Thayne and Fremont gather for family visits in September. Ed Hebdon and relatives host and travel to meet kin in California and Idaho and attend local events including Mutual night, stake visitors, and church activities with multiple families and neighbors.

Community Socials and Family Visits Noted in Weston Region

Oxford residents joined Evan Koller's Weston social as Russell Koller and Karl Ernst families attended. Ray Hatch welcomed Nancy Twitchell and Augustus Twitchell from Antimony. Pvt Earl Hatch heads to Fort Lewis and Merlin Hatch to a California base. James Kirkbride family and Geddes visit noted. September DUP meeting at George Fisher home elected Clara Olson captain with Gayle Kendall Oneida Anderson as vice captains.

Russell Koller Karl Ernst Evan Koller Weston Ray Hatch Pvt Earl Hatch Fort Lewis Wash Merlin Hatch California Marion Baker Pocatello Wm. Baker Trillis Fisher Merl Baker Sherrell Smith Jean Kendall James Kirkbride Helen Annie Hatch Merlin Henry Hatch Glen Fellows Robert Geddes Earl Dale Geddes W. R. Fisher Washington, D. C Russell DUP George Fisher Clara Olson Gayle Kendall Oneida Anderson Susan Fisher Annabell Kendal Verdis Cox

Local Family News From Idaho and California Trips

Mrs Norma Michelson and Mrs June Sorensen spent several days in Nampa with relatives last week. Elvin Meacham and family attended the Hubbard reunion in Lava Hot Springs last Saturday. Reno Weaver visited Thomas with Mar­tel Weaver for several days, and Vilate Mendenhall returned from California where she met her daughter Joan Eppich. Lt Cmdr Charles Clark and family, previously from Thatcher, welcomed a new baby girl, their third child, now living in North Carolina.

Norma Michelson June Sorensen Nampa Elvin Meacham Hubbard Lava Hot Springs Reno Weaver Thomas Martell Weaver Vilate Mendenhall California Joan Eppich Charles Clark Thatcher North Caro

Local Residents Take Weekend Trips and Move Homes

Lina Callahan and Bill of Salt Lake City visited Lago with Mr and Mrs Harris Stephenson. Rae Bennett moved into a new home. Vernon Mendenhall from Pocatello visited Thatcher with her children. Daniel Michelson Marvin Prescott and Clark Michelson attended the Holstein dairy sale in Idaho Falls. Mary Ann Unsworth is staying with Ward Harris this winter.

Lina Adamn Callahan Bill Salt Lake City Lago Harris Stephenson Rae ) Bennett Vernon Mendenhall Pocatello Thatcher Daniel Michelson Marvin Preaecott Clark Michelson Idaho Falls Mary Ann Unsworth Ward Harris

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