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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1959
Page
4
Franklin Cemetery District will hold an election January 4 1960 at Village Hall Franklin from 1 to 5 p m to elect two commissioners for districts 2 and 3 Nominations close January 2 1960 William Robinson Clerk first and last publications in December 1959 Tuberculosis germs commonly attack the lungs but can affect any body part.
Monday evening Annie Hatch Selma Fisher Dorothy Keller and Lavona Hatch took part in a Relief Society magazine program with carrot pudding and lemon dip served as refreshments. Mrs Cecil Fisher visited Pocatello and Grace and returned home with her daughter Mildred Toone. On Tuesday Henry Hatch and wife joined a genealogy meeting at Mink Creek with Elmo Peterson and Mrs Geddes.
LaRay Talbot Sheriff of Franklin County Idaho reports taking into custody an unmarked 700 lb Hereford bull at Arlando Larsen ranch Route 3 Preston. The animal will be sold for cash to the highest bidder at 10 a m on December 19 1959 unless the owner or legal representative appears before then to claim title and pay charges.
An agricultural note urges farmers to reassess grain choices, noting barley and grain sorghum may beat corn for meat dairy or eggs when prices favor non corn feeds. It cites research from Massey Ferguson and Kansas State College economist Leonard Schruben, and advises stocking up early as corn prices rise seasonally.
Public notice announces a proposed 2.20 mile reconstruction of US 91 in Preston Idaho with excavation grading base paving drainage and curbing. Citizens may be heard by December 28 1959 with plans available at the City Clerk’s office and Idaho Highways District in Pocatello. Wayne Summers Secretary Idaho Board of Highway Directors.
John A. Carver orders the Fifth Judicial District to hold spring summer and fall terms in Bannock Power Oneida Franklin Bear Lake Caribou counties for 1960. He designates presiding judges and directs publication of the order in each county newspaper for two weeks.
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