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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
3
A reader comments on Georgia congressmen pushing ten million dollars to combat hog cholera while education aid faces opposition. He notes politics favoring pigs over schooling and remarks on a magazine piece about high school dress standards and suspensions in New York.
A printable word play item asks for short terms to fit clues like a people of Great Britain and a high card. It lists answers from open mouth to probation and from erect to nibble, with multiple abbreviation and synonym needs.
A country store chat weighs in on hemlines rising among young and old women, debating fashion, television influence, and male attitudes. The talk shifts to Congress, population growth, debt, and nerves about the era, with local names and humorous quips about mules and worries.
A parade of quick quips and tall tales unfolds from a cheerful collection of jokes. The misers, panhandlers, and schemers pair with witty responses as a cannibal mother explains an odd appetite and a jeweler schemes to trap a thief.
A wealthy man’s death uncovers a will leaving fifty thousand dollars to the woman who declined his marriage forty years earlier. The incident sparks notes of gratitude as witnesses recall the past and a police incident over perceived drunkenness.
Snowfall deposits nitrogen sulfur and other fertile elements from the air into the soil enhancing nutrient availability for plants and growing conditions across regions.
June Anderson presided at the Weston Primary meeting last week. Mrs Condie and Mrs Cole represented the stake. The Boyd Stewarts attended the Linrose ward event honoring Gary Gunnell who departs for his mission in the Northern Atlantic states. He is a West Side High student and enters the mission home April 23. Mr and Mrs Reed Bitters were guests at Arnold Beus’s home on Sunday.
A Sunday afternoon fire of unknown origin broke out near the Arnold Bues mink farm causing significant excitement and some damage but the mink were not heavily affected.
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