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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1945

Page

6

Christmas mailing deadlines set by Preston post office

Postmaster Hale Hart warns the public of approaching Yule tide deadlines. Parcels to the east must mail by December 16 for Christmas arrival. to California Nevada and Arizona by December 12. Idaho Utah and Wyoming by December 13. local mail by December 15. Ensure proper wrapping and legible addresses. sealed envelopes require proper postage.

Preston Hale Hart Wyoming California Nevada Arizona Idaho Utah

Preston Post Office Extends Saturday Hours Through Christmas

Post office windows will stay open Saturdays until 6 p m through Christmas to speed service. Patrons are reminded that one three cent stamp must be used for mail. City P P Delivery noted.

Preston

Lieutenant James Tasso Receives Bronze Star Medal

First Lieutenant James P. Tasso, of Clifton, earned the Bronze Star for bravery. His parents learned of the award as he prepared to return home. the citation notes actions on March 19, 1945 in Germany while with the 141st Infantry and the 219th Photo Interpreter Team. His unit liberated prisoners from concentration camps during the advance into Germany.

James P. Tasso James Tasso Clifton Germany Tasso American University Biartz France 219Th 141St

Discharge Stories Sought for Christmas Edition

The Citizen requests short two to three paragraph reviews of Franklin County men returning from military service for the Christmas edition to be published December 20. Readers are urged to contribute stories for those not yet featured, with friends or relatives helping veterans who are unavailable or out of county.

Franklin County The Citizen

New U S Department of Agriculture hog price support approved

University of Idaho swine specialist Wade Wells hails the new 12.00 per hundredweight pork price as a two year floor from Oct 1 1946 to Sep 30 1947 aiding Idaho growers to plan production. The price sits at 90 percent of parity with seasonal adjustments and ranges from 10.75 to 13.25 per hundredweight.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Wade Wells University of Idaho Extension Idaho Wells Chicago

Guard Vitamin C In Vegetables Warns Idaho Expert

Miss Mildred Haberly of the Idaho extension service warns that winter vegetables often lose Vitamin C through poor storage. She notes Vitamin C supports health and bone strength and warns against sprouting heat in stored potatoes. Carrots store Vitamin A well in winter.

Idaho Mildred Haberly Idaho Extension Service Miss Haberly

Storage and Cooking Processes Overview

A concise summary detailing storage conditions and general cooking methods. It highlights how proper storage preserves food quality and safety while outlining common cooking processes for everyday meals.

Public Hearings On 1946 Sugar Beet Wages and Prices

The U S Department of Agriculture tells the University of Idaho extension service a public hearing on wage rates and prices for the 1946 sugar beet crop will be held December 14 in Twin Falls Idaho. The session begins at 11 00 a m in the U S District Court Room.

U. S. Department of Agriculure University of Idaho Extension Service Twin Falls Idaho U. S Secretary of Agriculture

Farewell Party For Pvt Oliver Oliverson At Salt Lake Home

Pvt Garth Oliverson stationed at Ft Douglas was honored at a Salt Lake City farewell party November 30. Mr and Mrs Earl L Oliverson hosted 18 friends and relatives for a turkey dinner with a miniature soldier camp centerpiece. A shockproof wristwatch was given as a going away gift. Parents Mrs Lynn Oliverson and Tex Oliverson of Franklin attended after visiting before his departure for Camp Lewis Washington to begin army training.

Garth Oliverson Ft. Douglas Earl L. Oliverson Salt Lake City Garth Lynn Oliverson Tex Franklin Camp Lewis Washington

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