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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
3
The Preston Citizen notes the Idaho Growers annual sale in September at Povasello on Sept. 14 led by Robert S. Blastock. The event showcases rams from top flocks across breeds including Suffolks Hampshire Suffolk Hampshire white face breeding stock and crossbreds. Proceeds support breeding improvements in the state.
City treasurer Lillie E. Benson presents receipts and disbursements for three months ending July 31 1957. Totals include general fund street lighting sewer recreation and library funds with balance on hand 422 683 79 and warrants paid amounting to 96 129 52. Notary A R Swainston certified on August 16 1957.
Practical car travel advice covers packing a compact beauty and hygiene kit for a long drive. Include washcloths, soap, cold cream, and a small laundry deteregent, plus caffeine tablets for alertness. Take breaks hourly for safety and protect arms from sun with clothing sleeves.
Mink Creek held a Tuesday afternoon relief society meeting led by counselor Emma Larsen with a rural electrification program by Mrs Edna Nelson and her 4 H club. Reports mention quilting, demonstrations by several women, and refreshments served by local hosts. Local visits include Dr and Mrs John G Olson from Anaheim and family, with others in town attending a funeral in Logan and a piano recital at Mrs Claude Keller’s home.
Army of 4 H participants enter multiple categories across West Fair Building Preston Fair Grounds. Exhibits include nutrition gardening canning home improvement leadership health cookery photography forestry and needlecraft with judging open class events. Utah Power & Light sponsors a public show option at High School Auditorium.
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