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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1961
Page
2
The Citizen argues for sweeping tax and reporting exemptions for very small businesses earning under 100000 a year. It says freeing owners from taxes and filings until they scale up would reduce wasted hours and costs, letting them grow without government burden.
Editorial on the vital role of small and community papers in supporting free expression and local commerce. Emphasizes advertising as the spark of private enterprise powering transportation, retail networks, and independent newspapers through nationwide press and media funding.
Mink Creek residents hosted relatives from Salt Lake City Ogden Layton and Seattle over the weekend. Trips included Brent Rasmussen visiting Paonia Colo and Wenzell Keller's ongoing care at a Salt Lake City Veterans Hospital. A Relief Society meeting and Primary Trekker party were noted with church members assisting.
Allstate Motor Club advises drivers to yield to any vehicle carrying children including school buses. It warns that giving right of way is essential to prevent harm and protect children's lives in traffic.
Social visits and family travel highlighted a busy Banida week with Hollingsworths from Salt Lake City, Ballifs from Preston and Winder, and dozens of relatives in Banida, Pocatello, Ogden, and Salt Lake City. Local talks in Sunday School featured Peggy Casperson Michael Gregerson Kay Miles, while Scout work and civic meetings punctuated weekend activities.
Cliff Wells of Idaho Falls visited Saturday with Jeddie Ged des. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swainston of Provo spent the weekend with relatives and joined Mr. and Mrs. Swain in naming their new son. The Swanns and Briscoes attended the Preston fifth ward meeting where the baby was blessed.
Harold West of the Red Cross appeals to Idahoans to donate to relief for Texas and Louisiana hit by Hurricane Carla. The agency has evacuated, fed, and sheltered over 150000 people, with more than 300000 displaced at the peak of the disaster.
West urged Idahoans to aid the disaster area through local Red Cross chapters aiding the extensive hurricane response. The appeal emphasized immediate relief contributions to support those affected in what was described as one of the most destructive storms to strike the United States.
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