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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1958
Page
12
The article notes alfalfa hay has 28 percent fiber versus bran's ten percent, so grinding does not improve digestion. Consequently alfalfa hay lacks bran's energy and productive value, requiring more grain to sustain milk production.
Mrs. Carol McEntire wife of Earl McEntire RFD-1 Preston has been appointed as an elementary teacher at the Intermountain School Brigham City Utah The McEntire family will live in Brigham City while Mr McEntire completes schooling at Utah State University in Logan Intermountain School a boarding Indian service facility near Navaga Indian is the largest such school with about 2300 students and the interior department notes good placement prospects for qualified teachers in federal service.
A brief squib notes an event titled Sees Pees Seep Ceapaenee occurring at location No. 8. Details are fragmentary but the item records a local occurrence tied to a specific address. Further context is unavailable from the fragment.
Ten years ago on Aug 26 1944 preparations began for school opening next Tuesday with Reed Brenchley named principal and a long list of high school teachers. A farewell party for Mar Del Nielson and Blaine Larson planned Sept 10 in Mink Creek recreation hall preceded Nielson’s mission departure and Larson’s move to the southern states.
The PRES TON CITIZEN section features buying and selling ads for local residents. Listings include items, services, and opportunities presented in a concise marketplace format. Auction-style postings and private party notices appear among standard classifieds.
Fall sportwear versions present semi-fitted chemise shapes with slim hips and narrow skirts. Waists remain relaxed while fashion interest centers on neckline or knee level. The perennial jumper appears in both styles.
Washington column discusses rapid population growth, forecasting 200 million by 1970, daily and weekly gains, and the need to expand production of autos, appliances, homes and farms. Notes historical doubts about growth and cites increases in food and savings, with farmers urged to raise output to meet demand.
The piece outlines a fashion shift toward slim unfitted lines this fall featuring chemises and the double trapeze skirt, paired with short boxy jackets and full knitwear. It notes continued interest in shaggy yarns and a varied fur silhouette, with options for different body types and preferences.
A clipped OCR fragment mentions a big wide-cut coat with low armholes and a phrase carry bulk well. The text is sparse and lacks broader context or identifiable names or places.
Mrs Barbara Ingersoll and four children left Thursday afternoon to visit her husband's parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Waille at Pleasant Grove Dr Ingersoll and family were driven from Las Vegas by Mr and Mrs Roland Parkinson Also joining were Mrs Ingersoll and her children Suzan Nelson of Rupert spent last week with them The group enjoyed a picnic dinner at Low Flat during the visit
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