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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1959
Page
9
J M Smith of Farmers Insurance Group Safety Foundation warns Halloween dangers persist despite calmer times. He urges community events with police, fire department supervised bonfires, bringing in trash cans, watching drivers, using reflective costumes or makeup, fireproof costumes, spraying corn husks, and adult supervision on streets.
Keep paper or other flammable material away from light bulbs and always use flashlights during jack o lanterns to prevent fires.
Reports from Washington stress the fiscal problem as second only to preventing another world war. Activists warn that unchecked spending, failure to balance the budget, and inflation could imperil the nation and aid communism. The piece argues Lenin foresaw internal collapse of capitalism due to economic strain.
Marquis Childs notes that mechanization and modern farming methods reduce labor needs and conserve topsoil. He cites shifts in labor use from 1930 to today and warns surpluses require systemic solutions as populations grow and land converts to housing and industry.
The National Safety Council urges parents and homeowners to guard Halloween as All Saints Day nears. Tips include porch lighting, clearing hazards, marking fences, and securing dogs to prevent accidents as children trick-or-treat Saturday night.
Fairview residents Mr and Mrs Wilford Hall of Inkom and Mrs Leona Blackburn of Idaho Falls visited Tuesday at the Gilbert home. Clarence Bodily and families from Hunt Hansen and Fennawold attended midweek visits. Leland Lane of Logan called on the Cottle family. Choules and Clayson grandchildren spent weekend with Oliver Choules. Ned Stocks and Kathleen Rupert and Carla Hayes and Johnny Salt Lake City visited Myron Cole's parents. news line urged to phone in tips.
Idaho Fish and Game announces upland game bird seasons open Saturday statewide except three southern counties. Pheasant season starts in northern counties October 10 and other counties October 17. waterfowl opened October 7. Hen pheasant limits apply Nov 19 onward in 17 southwestern counties. private land access emphasized. other upland species include chukars and quail.
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