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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1959

Page

15

Living room comfort six miles high at 600 mph

Engineers from Garrett AiResearch describe jet airliners as able to fly at extreme altitudes only with cabin pressurization and climate control. The article explains continuous air intake, compression, cooling, and sensing systems that deliver comfortable, safe travel at 600 mph across continents.

John Bold Mt. Everest Garrett Corporation AiResearch Manufacturing Los Angeles New York City New York Garrett North Pole Ai- Research

Cooking Demonstration in Preston by Washington Nutritionist

Mrs Vernetta Sant and Mrs Joyce Perry attended a cooking demonstration Tuesday in Preston at the Utah Power and Light Co. Oneida and Franklin stake Relief Society members were invited. The home nutritionist from Washington DC demonstrated fish preparation. Guests at Raymond Sants Sunday afternoon included Warren Sant and family of Pocatello and Mr and Mrs Bybee of Downey.

Vernetta Sant Joyce Perry Preston Utah Power and Light Co Oneida Stake Franklin Stake Relief Society Washington, D. C Raymond Sant Warren Sant Pocatello Bybee Downey

Local Socials Report From Logan and Salt Lake City

Banida Mrs Sarah Geddes accompanied Mrs Cluff Gibson to Salt Lake City on business. Mr and Mrs Cecil Miles and girls visited with Mr and Mrs Heber Allen and Mrs Irene Young and children Saturday in Logan. Talks in senior Sunday school were given by Lee Gregerson and Raymond Curlee. Miles Geddes led the gem. Talks in junior Sunday school were given by Jerilynmn Sparks.

Sarah Geddes Cluff Gibson Salt Lake City Cecil Miles Heber Allen Irene Young Logan Lee Gregerson Raymond Curlee Miles Geddes Gem Jerilynmn Sparks

Community Birthday Parties and Recitals Highlight Utah Visits

Kip Christensen and Peggy Cas lead a group. Virgil and Vanona Geddes travel to Salt Lake City for genealogical work. Lesli and Debrah Christensen host a joint birthday party with many egifts. Gregersen daughters host birthday gatherings. A piano recital features Maridee Cole and Lor raine and Valerie Miles. Fire side meeting follows a music festival with 27 attendees. Revered visitors from Preston and Salt Lake City are noted.

Kip Christensen Peggy Casperson Virgil Vanona Geddes Salt Lake City Lesli Debrah Christensen Wade Christensen Tamera Kathy Gregersen Marvin Gregersen Maridee Cole LeMar Cole Lorraine Valerie Miles Cecil Miles Clarice Hedin Winder Idaho Falls John Manning Miles Joan Cheryl Geddes Ronald Bernard Lund Lois Miles Janet Swann

Alfalfa Varieties Differ in Idaho

University of Idaho agronomist Howard Roylance notes regional suitability of alfalfa varieties for Idaho. Ladac and Vernal perform well in the north while Lahontan Angar and Buffalo suit southern counties. Rotations beyond two years favor resistant varieties, whereas creeping alfalfa thrives poorly under irrigation and dense planting.

Idaho Howard Roylance University of Idaho Agricultural Extension Service Ladac Vernal Lahontan Anger Buffalo Roylance

Midpoint shift in suit sizes and penguin egg care noted

The average men suit size in the United States is now 41, up from 25 years ago when it was 3. The emperor penguin incubates its egg between its feet and belly to prevent freezing. A Navy built American science base at the geographic South Pole was dedicated by proxy from an airbase 730 miles north.

United States Geographic South Pole

Billion Dollar Farm Budget Sparks Public Debate

The article argues about a near seven billion dollar Agriculture Department budget for the next fiscal year labeled farm aid. It defends farmers against urban critics and outlines how little of the total reaches farmers directly, detailing price supports, storage payments, foreign aid, and farm conservation programs while calling for accurate press reporting.

Congress U. S. Department of Agriculture House Appropriations Committee Federal Treasury New York Farmers Home

The Preston Otrrizs at No 8

The fragment notes a local item referencing The Preston at No 8 with unclear context and partial details. No full names, dates, or places are evident to confirm a complete event, identity, or outcome.

Idaho Dairy Cows Among Nation’s Best

Idaho milk cows rank among top U S producers in butterfat. 1957 national average is 384 pounds per cow. Idaho averages 384 pounds for 17 000 cows, about 12 percent of state herd, while state overall runs 273 pounds. Historical note recalls 1920s 300-pound cows on honor roll.

Idaho G. C Andy” Anderson University of Idaho Agricultural Extension Service Anderson

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Treasureton Banida Joyce Gregersen Verl Christensen Gloria Gregersen Shanna Lee Lowe M. J. Gregersen Jack Cherrington Hugh J. Geddes Phillip Jack Lydia Geddes Duane McKenzie Ted B. Larsen J. N. Larsen Co West Oneida Des Moines, Iowa Preferred Risk Mutual. Insurance CO Colorado Springs Cole Israel K. Mako SAN Francisco Bank Washington Davidson Preston Otrrizs Gladiators Greece West Motor CO David E. Davis Company Olds Carly Delivery Oldsmobile South State Preston, Idaho
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