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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
8
G O Baker of the university warns of potential fertilizer shortages next spring based on national forecasts. Farmers urged to buy now and store supplies this fall to meet anticipated demand as government supports crop prices. Idaho 4 H clubs plan awards and district leader meetings to promote enrollment and leadership.
The Idaho chapter of the National Safety Council states that earlier darkness and longer nights raise the likelihood of pedestrian fatalities in fall and winter. The group urges heightened caution and safety measures during darker months.
The text recalls Caesar Rodney’s 80 mile ride to cast one vote in 1776 to back independence, forming a decisive moment for freedom. It also notes Andrew Johnson’s impeachment outcome decided by one vote and a Senate impeachment vote of 35 to 19.
A historical note recalls pivotal one vote margins in U S and U K politics. Hayes victory, Indiana senator’s seat, 1918 suffrage, and Britain’s 313-seat balance are cited to urge voter participation before November 7.
Oil Progress week runs Oct 15 to 21 nationwide to allow oil men to report to neighbors on their industry's public service. The week encourages those in production, transport, refining, or marketing petroleum to inform the public about contributions to living standards and democratic freedoms.
Idaho 4 H boys and girls and leaders report to the state on 1950 achievements during National 4 H Achievement Week from November 4 to 15. Dan Warren state 4 H club agent for the University of Idaho announces the observance. This is the time when parents and friends learn of 4 H progress.
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