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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1947
Page
11
The hog pool last week shipped 250 head of hogs yielding about $15,000 to county farmers. The shipment went to Swift and Company in Portland Oregon. The new state grading system gains broad support among farmers.
Quert drink a quart daily is described as Health, with OUR MILK said to brim life at its best. The text includes lines praising milk as nourishing for fledglings in their nest.
A guide stresses farm wiring must be carefully planned and installed to support production and household needs. It urges locating the service entrance near heavy use, sizing circuits for lights and appliances, and ensuring expandability. The article also notes farm life as a food factory and includes local social notes and events.
Nerd Larson and Ednar Potterberg leaders of the pool explain high prices reward the best fed. The Franklin Dents Marketing association remains the sole state group guiding wheel deals. Utah farmers praise results, patronizing the Preston pool and increasing sales volume.
The finish on good mahogany furniture acts as a seal, preventing ink stains from penetrating the wood and allowing them to be washed off easily.
Treasureton residents Mrs Pearl Battet and family spent several days with her children at Doyton. Ken Panter and family visited, Jack Barger with Dock Barger and children hosted, Ken Stokes and family from Preston joined Ted Peskins’s household. Myrl Workman and relatives visited Van Watkins in Sandpoint. Ruby Scrowthers returned to Pocatello after a visit.
Preston area residents Geraldine Merrill Jacobs and John Stuart Lannan will receive bachelor of arts degrees as part of 359 University of Idaho graduates this spring. The class more than doubles 1946 with 166 diplomas. veterans returning to finish work are noted. Also listed are degrees in home economics, agriculture, and chemical engineering. New Kappa Alpha Theta initiates include Catherine and Dorothy McClun.
Letter notes that invoice files exist in three sizes and are now available at The Citizen. It mentions availability across three sizes and directs readers to the publication for access.
A survey finds people with similar income levels save more in rural areas than in cities. In another note, high flyers can reach 24 000 feet altitude, while rabbits show lethal effects only above 27 000 feet.
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