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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
11
An old man saw a youth dash from a drug store and perform a flying leap into the air before landing in the gutter. He asked if the boy was hurt, who replied no but wanted to meet the person who moved his bicycle.
Rep Perkins Bass with data from the White House and USDA argues farm price supports fail to help farmers and burden consumers. He cites costs of 1957 and calls for a repeal or major change as Farm Bloc power wanes.
Oxford and Frank Croshaw of Ogden join Mr and Mrs James Kirk and family from Franklin along with Marilyn Hansen of Provo as dinner guests of Mrs Annie Hatch. Marie Hatch Selma Fisher Annie Hatch Clara Olson Aston Ralphs Susan Fisher and Lavona Hatch assist Oneida Anderson in a quitting Wednesday. The Cedar Tree camp of DUP held a meeting at the home of.
Treasureton residents shared visits and weekend trips with families across Grace Arimo and Salt Lake City. Local gatherings included Sunday school talks by Kirk Paskins and Kath Pen Shumway, plus sacrament by Kerma Shumway. Families traveled to Salt Lake City and Mesa while Oneida stake union attendees enjoyed a film "Feed My Sheep."
Holiday baking feature with Nancy Haven presenting old fashioned sugar wafers and a cookie press version. Includes ingredients Beet Sugar shortening butter eggs vanilla flour salt baking powder and instructions to chill roll bake and decorate. Also offers a free copy of THE WAY OF ALL COOKIES from Western Beet Sugar Producers in Salt Lake City Utah.
Franklin County's new merit badge counselor list was issued March 25 and is available from David E. Davis who serves as dean of local counselors. The district court of honor is set for May 9 at 8 p.m. in Oneida stakehouse with Explorers and Scouts in a joint program. Local boys recognized include Lynden Rasmussen Russell Westerberg Norman Nelson Marlon Viehweg Arvin Lee Hansen and Kent Johnson, sponsored by Dr G G Blaser Joe Goff Angus Condie Wendell Smith.
Thursday events at Logan for Oneida stake temple day drew attendees Mr and Mrs Raymond Sant and Mr and Mrs Barger. Visitors included T J Barger and family sharing time in Pocatello with Dock and Jack Barger and families forest Barger and Lee Casteel and family. Downey resident J Barger stayed overnight with T J Barger and Donald Barger. Herbert Wagner of Pocatello and his wife visit Odessa Missouri to see his parents Terry and Mrs Wagner during a weeklong stay.
Elden Tanner presided over a fine dinner and program that showcased the evening’s activities.
A collection of light jokes and quips from a local page. A neighbor jokes about snoring husbands while a wife deflects. children tease about lateness. a ven talgio arriba unfolds. A dog reads the paper, two drivers clash on a narrow bridge, and a punchline promises to send the wife home with a copy of the local paper.
USDA crop report shows Idaho farmers plan to plant about 186 500 acres of potatoes in 1958, up from 178 300 acres in 1957 and above the 1948-56 average 158 100. Gains chiefly in the late summer area due to higher market potato prices and other factors.
The report notes two years of heavy onion insect infestation and suggests increased fall producing area for beets tied to rising fresh market potato prices and processing demand. It argues acreage changes depend on weather, prices, labor, and program effects, with mechanization as a gradual cost-spreading step.
All Idaho county home agents take refresher sewing courses this winter. They will present the information to women’s clubs and 4 H groups, sharing techniques and patterns for home craft and clothing projects.
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