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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1961
Page
9
A period outline of pairing meat with asparagus as a main dish with ideas from Reba Staggs. Instructions include browning sausage links, making a cheese sauce, and serving with asparagus on toasted slices. Suggestions cover ham wraps, asparagus garnishes for roasts, and baked combos with various meats.
Gradually add milk stirring constantly until thickened then season with salt and pepper and add grated cheese until melted. Cook frozen asparagus spears until tender. Arrange sausage links and asparagus on toast and serve with cheese sauce. Serves 6.
Twenty eight Franklin county barley and wheat growers visited the University of Idaho Aberdeen station’s wheat quality labs and breeding program. Cereal chemist Martin Wise explained lab functions and tested eight wheat samples while notes from agronomist Ralph Schaffer and plant breeder Don Sunderman described variety trials and snow mold and rust resistance efforts. A related highway study warns night driving after bedtime triggers drowsiness in nine of ten motorists.
Houston, Texas sits 34 miles inland from the Gulf yet stands as a busy national port. A channel provides the link between the city and the sea, shaping its shipping role.
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation President L B Martin warns that the U S Department of Agriculture may push potato and turkey marketing controls under the 1937 act. He says eastern states back intervention to compete with Idaho, while Idaho’s congressional influence is limited. Farm Bureau urges vigilance and says it will share information with potato groups. Martin, a potato grower, sits on the Idaho Potato Marketing Assn and may seek appointment to the National Potato Advisory Committee.
Scientists remain puzzled by the Bethlehem star described as a bright celestial event at Jesus birth. Theories include a supernova a comet or a planetary conjunction with Jupiter and Saturn. If a supernova occurred it would outshine the sun by vast margins and involve extreme core temperatures and nuclear processes.
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