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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1963

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Weston Canyon Road Could Be East West Route Someday

Crews in Oneida County finish grading Weston Canyon road toward the county line with forest service help. Next year the county plans to surface it and Franklin County may modernize the east side to connect with U S 91 and Highway 37. The route could cut Malad to Wells distance by about 100 miles and provide access to the new interstate through Malad valley.

Weston Canyon Montepelier Oneida County Forest Service Franklin County Preston Malad American Falls Wells Nev Salt Lake City Cache Valley Malad Valley Weston and City of Rocks

Wheat Plantings May Affect 1964 Feed Grain Program

A. C. Condier County Committee reminds winter wheat farmers who also grow feed grain they may join the 1964 feed grain program by diverting acreage. With 1964 wheat prices dipping in the July 1964 Kansas City futures around 1.55, farm-level about 1.25 to 1.30 per bushel, a crop exceeding disappearance of about 1.3 million bushels could push prices toward feed-grade levels as supply seeks a consumption outlet.

A. C. Condier County Committee Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Kansas City

Snappy Six 4-H Club Heads to Dawnetta Hot Springs

Mrs June Walker and Mrs Maxine Rawlins led 4-H Club girls to Dawnetta Hot Springs on Thursday. Included were Nanci Cornish Louis Kinksford Bonnie Eskelson Marlene Rawlins Judy Walker Carol Allen with Kathy Allen Pat Lewis Wayne Allen Kent Walker Richard Spencer Craig Allen and Glade Larsen.

Holstein cows set regional milk production records in area

Edgeholm Speckled Colad Daisey 4606737, seven year old owned by Henry Drury & Sons Preston, produced 17 730 lbs milk and 548 lbs butterfat in 365 days. Trout Creek Robin Ruby 4450909, five year old owned by F M Mickelson Grace, produced 15 832 lbs milk and 549 lbs butterfat in 365 days. University of Idaho supervised weighing and testing as part of nationwide herd testing programs.

Cial Holstein- Friesian Association of America Edgeholm Henry Drury & Sons Preston Trout Creek F. M. Mickelson Grace National Holstein Organization U.S University of Idaho

Ward Lihomas Note Holidays at Litoma and Richmond Events

The Lihoma girls hosted mothers at the Litoma Holiday in Richmond with Kath ryn Smith in charge. Five new girls joined. teachers were Mrs. Catherine Johnson Mrs. Nedra Spackman and Mrs. Wanda Spackman. In Richmond ward Diane Hulet and Sally Lundgreen led prayers with talks by Mary Bair Margee Hudson and Dixie Christensen. Spencer Crookston broke his wrist after a ladder fall while shingling in Dayton.

Richmond Litoma South Ward Kathryn Smith Gee. Helter Kaths the Plowman Stake Louise Mendenhall Catherine Johnson Nedra Spackman Wanda Spackman Richmond Ward Sharon Nelson Diane Hulet Sally Lundgreen Susan Foregren Mary Bair Margee Hudson Dixie Christensen Lorraine Hulet Firelites Merrihands

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