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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1947

Page

5

Community Socials and Visits in Preston Area

Local residents from Kimberly Preston and Preston gathered for visits and church activities. A welcome home party honored J Barger returning from a six month northern California mission, with Wagner, Piece, and other locals attending. Family gatherings, school lunch canning events, and visits from Idaho Falls to Logan marked the week, alongside a lightning strike fatalities on a work horse owned by Myrl Workman.

Acon Melvin Kirby Preston Palmer Ritchie Kirby Logan Earl Shumway Franklin Willard Porter Kevm Shumway De‘Ralph Perry D. G. Thomas LeRoy Howell Salt Lake City Geone Jacobs Ogden Glenn, Perry Ralph Perry Preston LeRoy Perry Myrl Workman Harold Homer Ted Paskins

Idaho Lamb Crop Continues Decline

The 1947 Idaho lamb crop is estimated at 1 077 000, about two per cent less than 1 103 000 the previous year and 29 per cent below the 10 year average. Lambs marked per 100 breeding ewes on Jan 1 reached a record 110 per cent. Breeding ewe numbers began 1947 at 979 000, six per cent lower than last year and 36 per cent below the 10 year average. Weather favorable for lambing, range grasses productive, losses light and predator losses not as heavy as last year.

Idaho

Idaho farm price index rises in July to near record high

Prices received by Idaho farmers rose one point in the month ending July 15 reaching 279 percent of the 1910-14 average, inching toward the May 1920 record of 294. Fruit and vegetables climbed 13 points on higher apple and potato prices while all crop index dipped. Livestock values rose except for other livestock products, hogs and beef cattle up, lambs down 30 cents per hundredweight. butterfat, eggs, and wholesale milk advanced. Chicken prices fell. feed costs mostly up about five cents per hundred. The chicken feed ratio fell while the egg feed ratio rose 1.2 points.

Idaho

Fireproofing Christmas Trees and Cotton Garments

Advice on fireproofing Christmas trees and greens by soaking in chemical solutions. Instructions cover ammonium sulfamate or calcium chloride for tree protection and borax boric acid solution for cotton garments, with dipping and drying steps to prevent burns.

Miles Family News Across Idaho and Nevada Trips

Banida Mrs Hustan Miles and children Lydia Geddes were visited in Pocatello by Lydia Geddes on Sunday. Joe Christensen and Harry Miles traveled to Las Vegas to buy a new tractor. Lois and Ariene Miles stay with relatives in Pocatello and Thatcher. Jed Miles and Jeddie Merrill visited friends in Smithfield and Wellsville. John Manning returning from BYU summer session to Banida to assist harvest. Primary children and teachers joined a parade and festival in Preston Saturday.

Hustan Miles Waverly Dawn La‘Mont Lydia Geddes Pocatello Joe Christensen Harry Miles Las Vegas Lois Ariene Miles Thatcher Jed Miles Jeddie Merrill Smithfield Wellsville John Manning BYU Banida Preston

Fire losses climb from 1937 to 1945

Fire underwriters warn of a sharp rise in losses from 253 million dollars in 1937 to 484 million in 1945, highlighting escalating risk and insurance costs across the period.

State closes winter trapping for four fur bears in Idaho

Idaho's fish and game department announced a winter trapping ban on marten fox fisher and otter to allow recovery. Mink muskrat and raccoon will be trapped within specified seasons. fox and martin protection avoids overlapping terrains. All traps must be numbered and mink pelts tagged prior to shipment or sale.

Idaho Fish and Game Department John W. Smith Commission Martin Game Game Department

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