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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
3
Editorial fragment argues that being labeled a reactionary is a badge of honor for opposing communism and socialism. It praises Edwin L. Wiegand and urges voters to elect representatives who will react violently against subversive forces, defending constitutional government.
A collection of questions about the Chicago fire of 1871 causes fire safety week sponsors and house protection. Answers emphasize fire resistant roofing and immediate reporting when alarms sound, guiding how to respond and prevent spread.
Fragmentary note mentions farms and buildings to resist fire. It references water and beds, with unclear names and dates. Limited legible details prevent full identification of people or organizations.
PMA Chairman Hyrum R. Nelson reports Franklin county farmers expand soil and water conservation under the 1952 program. Focus shifts from recurring to permanent practices with ACP support, aiming to keep production steady. This year click shows 38 farmers turning under sweet clover for green manure, up from 22, and erosion control activities rising.
David Little president of the Idaho Wool Growers Association urged price controls and announced the Pocatello ram sale meeting to be held on the evening of September 20. He said ceilings on prices would help consumers.
Idaho Republican Chairman William Campbell urges immediate absentee ballot applications for service personnel to vote in the November general election. He notes three requirements: the voter's name and home address, the address ballots should be sent to, and the applicanti's name and address. Relatives or interested persons may apply under law, with a voter's oath with the ballot, and ballots must reach county recorders by the day before election. Nevada-like packing not present. keeps focus on Idaho absentee voting process and deadlines.
Idaho Republicans announce a seven district statewide setup to tighten vote getting at the grassroots level. State Chairman William Campbell says each district will elect a representative to advise state headquarters during and after the campaign. The effort centers on precinct level activity with temporary chairmen directing work in counties such as Coeur d Alene and Lemhi.
The county agent and Reid Merrill of the University of Idaho extension service advise turning on lights in the chicken house as days shorten. About 13 hours of light daily is proper for pullets, with gradual initial lighting to ease later full artificial illumination.
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