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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1957
Page
5
An unclear reflection mentions retirement plans and distant places like El Fasher. The text alludes to long-separated people, Christmas cheer, and a sense of nostalgia. It reads as a fragmented personal note from a veteran writer.
A damaged OCR fragment questions name attribution and ownership, mentions guesses about invasion and authorship, and ends with garbled quotes and stray phrases. The readable items suggest a puzzle about author identity rather than a full event or report.
Babson Report notes his activity across the United States and New England, especially in New Boston. It describes his role with the Gravity Research Foundation and his aim to reach millions of newspaper readers, promoting simple business problem solving and a broader vision for managing business cycles.
The text warns against stuffing a turkey and leaving it at room temperature overnight. It notes higher internal temperatures accelerate bacterial growth and spoilage, heightening the risk of severe food poisoning.
A mechanics class resumes with instruction from 10 am to 4 pm and evenings as needed on the following days including Monday December 23. The text notes continuation from page 1 and emphasizes assistance for workers.
Years many farmers used the season to utilize school facilities for welding and equipment building. Lincoln A. Oimie is listed for further information with a contact price of $23. R awaits.
The report lists fourteen thousand personnel and eighty seven ships from the First Fleet taking part in anti-submarine operations. Carrier and land based aircraft from southern California bases supported the effort.
Reverend Peterson of St Peters Catholic Church in Preston will be replaced this week by Reverend Francis A. DeNardis of Buhl who comes from Boise to the local parish. Peterson has served in Preston for four and a half years and will be transferred to St Anthony Mary Immaculate Church. Local Sunday services will continue as usual.
Saturday December 14 saw awards for the Jay-Cetta quilt and doll project. Dorothy Christensen of Preston won the quilt and Kate Swainston of Whitney captured the doll prize.
Fragmentary note discusses comparing major crimes to ordinary petty fraud and theft, stressing importance of attention beyond common issues.
Mrs Gladys Baugh welcomed Codienda members to her Tagan home Friday afternoon. The guests included Lizzie Weaver Lettie Condie Rae Hobbs Allie Packer Adele Tarsen Mae Jorgensen Charity Larsen Mary Keller Pearl Oliverson and Louise Rasmussen. Lunch followed at 4 30 PM served at a single large table adorned with Christmas decorations and gilt place cards. DUP meeting details note Sadie Cutler as host with co hosts Helen Beckstead Jessie Whitehead Alberta Larsen Ined Fryer Net.
James C. Ingebretsen and Irvine W. Reynolds discuss money as a moral and economic issue. Reynolds argues inflation stems from printing press money and government inflation without production. He also critiques forceful labor union pressure on wages and prices as a dishonest public policy.
In Idaho several speakers performed piano solos and duets as part of a meeting where Handy, Nash, Wells, Seel, Poulsen, Winn, Kay Peterson, and Warr were mentioned. The group discussed revisions and proposals for a nationwide wheat growers program. The Idaho State Wheat Growers Association voted to join the national association now formed to advance growers' interests in the United States.
Six members of the Franklin county wheat-growers organization attended the Idaho state wheat growers meeting held in Boise from December 1 to 4. Participants included Ben Johnson Evan Keller Charles Buttars Ralph Esplin Bill Geddes and Hyrum Johnson.
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