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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
3
Editor notes call for change in leadership at national labor groups. George Peck, chair of the National Labor Management foundation and executive editor of PARTNERS, signals a shift in American labor guidance.
The piece compares the United States to Great Britain, warns that wealth is being exhausted, and condemns expansion of social programs. It cites rising federal and local expenditures, heavy taxation, and warns that soaking the rich is no longer viable. It urges electing a congress to restore fiscal responsibility and end deficit spending.
John Van Guilder urges capturing school life beyond posed portraits. Parents and students should tell a story with everyday moments and special events to build a lasting yearbook worthy record.
Participation of women will shape the fair week with the women's building being prepared for exhibits. Needlework and fine arts and crafts entries must be on the grounds Sunday September 7 after cleaning and setup. Fine arts entries close at 6 p.m. on September 7.
Veterinary guidance clarifies acetonemia is not purely nutritional and often affects top producing cows. Causes are linked to liver sugar conversion failure. two forms exist mild and severe with symptoms from reduced appetite to weight loss and milk decline. Prevention includes high quality feed and prompt veterinary tests. treatment can be successful with intravenous injections and appropriate nursing.
Officials set judging for two departments Monday before the fair opens so exhibits can be displayed for opening day visitors. Canning and baking entries are due by 9 am Tuesday, with judging to follow immediately.
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