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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
7
A midwest farmer reports that overnight illumination in a 5,600 square foot hog house, using three 100 watt lamps, led to faster gains, reduced crowding and fighting, and lower pneumonia risk. Evening feeding increased as hogs fed and drank in shifts, with 25 percent of hogs using feeders at once.
Amy Stockdale reports her son Waldo F Stockdale a supply specialist with the 724th transportation railway battalion spent a week of leave in Tokyo from his Korea unit. He entered service in 1954 arrived overseas in 1955 and is the son of Reed G and Mrs Stockdale Franklin. Roland Portman University of Idaho offers clover seed midge control advice suggesting early clipping or pasture to prevent larvae from maturing.
The U S News and World Report article argues Russia has built a strong military, with rings of air bases and retaliatory power that deter major war. It notes U S production and bases enable swift strikes on Soviet targets and warns of intensified communist subversion at home.
A vintage guidance piece emphasizes flavor through pure monosodium glutamate added during vegetable cooking. It contrasts MSG with herbs and dairy, then shares simple recipes for asparagus au gratin and baked lima beans in cream, detailing ingredients and bake times.
James C Taylor of Price Utah was selected as Man of the Year by the Price Junior Chamber of Commerce. A 29 year old LDS bishop and Boy Scouts worker, he helped organize Eastern Utah inc a booster group and serves as secretary. A Utah University graduate in engineering and law, he is a member of the Utah Bar and Eastern Utah Bar association. He has been Price district representative since January 1954 and is the son of Mr and Mrs James Taylor of Preston.
A report from a high school describes an experiment where 28 percent of boys studied agriculture while girls led home economics. The boys took over the home economics department and the girls spent two weeks welding soldering upholstering and shop work reconditioning shop fundamentals.
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