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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
3
Auction listing from Ontario features a Caterpillar D-4 tractor with 2 light system, extension air cleaner, and a twin CATERPILLAR D-4 with Kay-Brunner hydraulic bulldozer and 1000 rear mount hydraulic control. Prices listed as $465,420 and $3,750.00 indicating multiple lots and configurations.
The document records two legal notices from Franklin County Idaho. First, executors Ruth Neeley Johnson and J Harold Johnson notify creditors to present claims within four months to the Probate Court in Franklin Idaho. Second, N S Johnson and Lula E Johnson sue Logan Flour Mills et al to foreclose a mortgage. a public auction is set for May 1958 at the Franklin County courthouse to satisfy a 7393.69 dollar judgment.
Public notice states the Preston Idaho city council will meet in council chambers at city hall on Monday May 12 1958 at 8 pm to consider objections to and reasons why the zoning ordinance as drawn by the zoning commission should or should not be approved. City Clerk A R Swainston. Published April 24 and May 1 1958.
Elmo Petersen and I along with Elhern Kent of Lewiston Utah will leave for Philmont Scout Ranch New Mexico for eight days of woodbadge training organized by Lord Baden Powell. They will live in tents learn scouting skills and train local scouters upon return. A separate Indian Lore meeting at Utah Power & Light auditorium featured Chris Hansen with plans for the upcoming district nominating meeting in Preston May 28 outdoors in the park.
The article traces the evolution of the feed manufacturing industry and its ties to farmers and feeders. It notes improved nutrition research, university and private lab advances, state feed control labs, and FDA safeguards. It highlights wartime demand, mutual reliance among manufacturers, dealers, extension agents, government, and consumers, and the shift toward farm-produced feeds and starter mixtures for young animals.
Mr and Mrs Don Workman and children from Treasureton spent the weekend in Idaho Falls and St Anthony visiting Dennis McCarrell and family and Lyle Roberts. Henry Atkinson of Franklin stayed with Von R Atkinson and family. A Oneida stake welfare meeting and a special genealogical meeting were held at the stakehouse and ward respectively with many attendees from nearby towns.
Cleveland residents Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jensen visited their daughter Mrs. LaMar Panter on Friday. Sunday school talks were given by Terry Condie Shana Andreasen and Gay Andreasen while Louise Bennett led the sacrament gem. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Burton visited friends in Ogden Thursday. Edwin Nelson and Gilbert Nelson visited in Montpelier. Dell Smith has purchased his father's ranch and began spring work. Gladys Gray of Bancroft called on her sister Mrs. Theron Smith Sr en route to Salt Lake City.
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