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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1953
Page
27
A reflective guide on balancing ego and cooperation in the workplace. It urges composure, softening temper, and siding with progress over personal credit, noting that many face similar struggles and that steady effort matters more than singular genius.
Boise businessman L. E. Fletcher proposes a 1 percent wealth tax on all property including cash, banks, lands and buildings to fund the federal government. He argues the plan would replace income and excise taxes and curb tax cheating, though critics doubt its practicality.
The passage highlights the idea that consistent effort and learning lead to better averages. It stresses that no one reaches success alone and progress comes through cooperative effort. It notes personal responsibility for getting along and improving, with emphasis on self-reliance and teamwork.
Editor notes George Peck argues prewar American workers earned enough in short hours, credits private ownership and productivity, and warns against abandoning the American system for communism or socialism. He cites postwar gains, criticizes socialists, and urges repair over scrap to improve the system while learning from past mistakes.
A historic voice urges continuing to repair and improve the American system as founded by the founders with God’s guidance, emphasizing steadfast adherence to core principles. It frames ongoing reform as a lasting national duty.
The 1953 migratory waterfowl season begins in Idaho at noon Saturday October 10 and ends at sunset December 23. The season covers waterfowl hunting with defined opening and closing times across the state.
Idaho upland game supervisor Robert L. Salter clarified daily shooting hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Hunters may possess seven ducks with at most one wood duck, plus four days of coots and three geese. The season closes for Ross geese, snow geese, wan and jacknife.
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