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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
4
The article explains how correct mowing helps Kentucky bluegrass thrive, suppresses weeds, and promotes a dense turf. It covers mowing height, frequency, nurse grasses, and equipment checks to prevent smothering and encourage even growth, with notes on sun exposure and seasonal height goals.
Glaxo introduces a floor treatment that eliminates regular waxing and scrubbing. Applied twice a year, it seals out dirt, dries in one hour, and remains water clear. It promises long term savings and a lustrous, slip resistant finish.
Lucretia Maughan, Idaho Wool Growers Association sponsor, promotes Make It Noursele With Wool contest. Two divisions junior 14 to 17 and senior 18 to 22. District winners reach state finals. Idaho winners advance to national style revue in Las Vegas next January. Idaho directors and district chairs listed. last year's state entrants noted.
The 1955 American Red Cross annual report shows 100 million hours of service by volunteers, 14,700 paid staff, and 88.7 million dollars in income and expenditures. Blood programs collected 160 000 pints monthly for civilian use, with 99 000 volunteers, and safety training issued over 1 million certificates. Disaster relief cost 6.92 million, and Junior Red Cross enrolled 21 million youths.
A quirky column recounts a theater anecdote with the British Prime Minister and his family. Joe Moon tours Canadian national parks including Yoho and Banff, praising Lake Louise. The piece notes 17 Canadian and 28 American national parks, praises forests, and promotes the Keep Green movement with a tree pamphlet offer. It mentions Sky Forest in California and Santa's Village on part of the farm, illustrating varied tree uses.
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