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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
3
A Washington debate frames agricultural science as a life and death race between the stork and researchers. Proponents argue for over a hundred million dollars annually to boost yields and livestock output, while critics warn of surplus and broad land-use shifts as population grows.
Elegant cream puffs with a chocolate silk filling and fudge sauce. The article details whipped butter and eggs based filling, melted chocolate, vanilla, and a chill step. Includes instructions for cup sugar, butter, and egg beating times, yielding six large or ten small cream puffs.
The article argues population growth would be eased for decades by forest clearing and agricultural gains. Scientists contend no food shortage is looming, citing improvements in feed efficiency and higher output of milk pork beef and crops. With disease control and weather advances, they predict substantial yield increases.
The piece urges vigilance against communism tracing from Russia to Iraq Tibet and Cuba. It cites Hoover and Churchill era warnings, stresses the need for a moral, intelligent stand and a united push by dedicated freedom lovers to stem the snowball of communism before it reshapes the world.
The piece lists visits and travels of local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hawker Hadfield and Mrs. LaRee Croshay, Hawes family, Harvey McCullock and Mrs. Wayne Garn, William Powell, Ann Olsen, Ruth Powell, and DeAnn Olsen. Travel included trips to Mesa Arizona Salt Lake City Franklin and Fielding with hospital visits for Powell.
An explanatory column from the Idaho state bar outlines mandamus as a court order forcing public officers to perform their legal duties. It discusses when to seek this remedy, its limits, and potential consequences for noncompliance, framed to educate citizens on safeguarding liberty through judicial authority.
Walter A Hatch and family attended a seventies party in Winder on Thursday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs O E Ralphs, Alma Hatch and family of Lewiston Utah. They enjoyed Easter dinner with his parents and visited relatives in Blackfoot. Hipthh Puree Mr and Mrs A L Fisher and son James Maca spent Easter Sunday in Ogden with their son and Claire Fisher family.
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