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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1950

Page

6

States Plan Strong Fraud Controls Against Unemployment Claims

Morgan Grover of Idaho Employment Security Agency describes nationwide plans to curb fraudulent unemployment benefit claims. He notes Idaho has already pressed fraud controls and urges consolidating fraudulent statements into a single action to increase penalties and deter abuse.

Morgan -Grover Benefit Department Idaho Employment Security Agency Grover San Francisco Alaska Hawaii Adaho Federal Bureau ‘of Employment Security Idaho Railroad Retirement Act

Ram Sale Set for Sept 23 at Pocatello

The 24th annual fall range ram sale in Pocatello on Sept 23, organized by Idaho Wool Growers Association under Robert Blastock, promotes better sheep through an all breed show. Readings include Hampshire, Suffolk, Suffolk-Hampshire, Whitface Panama, Columbia and Carriendale rams from top Idaho flocks. listings closed and offerings reviewed before sale.

Pocatello Robert S. “Blastock Idaho Wool Growers Association Blastock Idaho Panamas Columbias

Idaho Potato Production Forecast Increases

Idaho potato production was forecast at 41,160,000 bushels on August 1, up 3,675,000 bushels from July 1, a tenth higher than the prior month's forecast.

Idaho

Crop yields rise as favorable growing conditions persist

A survey as of Aug 1 shows 96 percent of 1950 Idaho acreage planted to russets, 2 percent bliss triumphs, 1 percent white rose, with stands averaging 89 percent. Prospects call for good to bumper yields despite late spring, depending on frost timing this fall.

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Idaho public assistance payments to be reduced in July 1950

State department of public assistance will cut social security program payments starting in July 1950 to stay within the fiscal year budget. Reductions vary about two dollars or more per case as Idaho adapts to rising costs. county councils will review all cases following department revisions.

Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics U.S. Department of Agriculture Department of Public Assistance Child County Council of Public Assistance Joint Legislative Finance and Appropriations Committees Idaho

Legion Auxiliary Opens Coat Check at Eastern Idaho Fair

The American Legion Auxiliary of Blackfoot will run a coat and item check under the new bleacher section at the Eastern Idaho State Fair. Visitors may leave coats blankets and other articles for a small fee and retrieve them later. Ruth C C Hartkopf is manager and says the pass out system from last year returns.

Idaho American Legion Auxiliary Blackfoot Ruth CC

Red Cross to Stamp Re-Entry For Grounds Returnees

The Bingham County Chapter of the American Red Cross will set up a first aid station under Blaylock Johnson of Shelley. Returners will receive an invisible ink stamp that lasts about eight hours to show re-entry eligibility.

Aid Bingham County American Red Cross Blaylock Johnson Shelley

Henry Drury Holsteins Complete Yearly Test

Henry Drury and Sons of Preston own a 22 cow Holstein herd that posted an average 387 pounds of butterfat and 11 108 pounds of milk in the last test year. The program was under the Holstein Friesian Association of America with milking twice daily and testing supervised by the University of Idaho in cooperation with the national Holstein headquarters.

Henry Drury and Sons Preston Holstein-Friesian Association America University of Idaho National Holstein Headquarters

Mourning Dove Season Opens September First to Fifteenth

Mauric e H Lundy Idaho game department bird supervisor calls attention to mourning dove hunters that Hungarian partridge and chukar partridge share many open localities.

Mauricé H. Lundy Idaho Game Department

Mourning Doves Season Set With County Exemptions

The department urges careful species identification before shooting as it plans a mourning dove season statewide from September 1 to 15. Excluded counties include Clark, Fremont, Jefferson, Madison, Teton, Bonneville, Bannock, Caribou, and Bear Lake. Bag limits and hours to be announced later.

Department Idaho Lundy Clark Fremont Jefferson Madison Teton Bonneville Bingham Bannock Caribou Bear Lake

Preston PersonalS Notes Highlight Idaho and Utah Visits

Mrs. Richard Paull of Idaho Falls and Dr Ray Paull of Vernal visited Preston with Mrs. George Paull and their daughter Julie Ann. Dr and Mrs Bud Elwell of Las Vegas stayed two weeks in Preston with Mr and Mrs Lin Hale and returned home with their son Steven after a summer visit in the area.

Isand Richard Paull Idaho Falls Canada Preston George Paull Julie Ann Bud Elwell Suas Vegas Lin Hale Steven

Always stop a machine before oiling or adjusting it

Safety guidance instructs workers to halt machine operation prior to lubrication or adjustments to prevent accidents. Key practice emphasizes isolation of power sources and verification of machine at rest before any maintenance actions.

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