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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
5
This excerpt from How to Play Baseball by Horus emphasizes the shortstop role, noting requires a strong arm and speed, keeping eyes on the ball, and thinking ahead on plays. It covers double plays, fielding difficult balls, and advises practice and studying batters for better defense. The article is part of a逆series by The Sporting News.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Idaho Board of Highways Directors at the Department of Highways in Boise until two o clock P M on August 31 1954 for furnishing crushed gravel and cover coat material in Preston Idaho Stock Zils Project No 103 Franklin Proposals and all plans specifications and contract forms may be obtained at the Department of Highways office in Boise Idaho
Idaho Department of Highways sets bid terms with $2 plan set fee and 5 percent guaranty, plus Idaho licensing for bidders. Eastside School District No. 201 in Franklin County schedules annual meeting Sept 13 with trustee elections and local ballot. cemetery maintenance district vote set for Aug 31 at Cleveland precinct.
Mrs Annie Keller attended the Anderson family reunion in Wendell on Saturday. Cedar City Utah visitors Geraldine Campbell Mari Anne Campbell and Allen Keller of Caracas Venezuela returned home Sunday after visiting their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Claude Keller. Edwin Nelson and children of Grace visited the Wilde family Saturday. Sunday visitors at Lloyd Christensen's home included cousins Dillon Erickson and family from Ontario Oregon, Ralph Christensen and two children from Seattle, and Inga Christensen Crouch and her mother from Pocatello. Ralph Christensen and Mrs Crouch are Mink Creek natives.
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