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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
10
An agricultural authority notes water use varies by animal from 90 gallons per pound gained in steers to 12 15 gallons daily for dairy cows with high producers at 30. Pressure water systems offer automatic supply and freeze prevention, offsetting labor costs and boosting production. The piece also describes local basketball results and brucellosis status in Idaho counties.
Preparations are in full swing for the senior ball to be held Friday in Franklin stakehouse. It will be semi formal with corsages. a good orchestra is engaged. Committees cover advertising, tickets, refreshments, and decorations with local residents invited, following the Preston Burley game.
The Babson Forecast highlights William Babson and his work with Webber College for Women in creating practical business administration studies. It notes his Midwest Institute of Business Administration in Eureka Kansas and his role in founding public service efforts like the Cravity Research foundation in New Boston New Hampshire.
The department of agriculture advises painting trees and shrubs with a repellent to prevent rabbit damage. The method aims to deter rabbits from nibbling on ornamental and fruit plants.
At the weekly assembly of the LDS Business college Larne Long and Fern Sharp received awards for progress. Miss Long is daughter of Wendell and Mrs Long of Preston route three and Miss Sharp is daughter of Elmer and Mrs Sharp of Preston. Both graduates of Preston High school.
G R Jones Olds mobile general sales manager praises winners for outstanding sales achievements benefiting their community and Olds Mobile. The text also mentions turkey carving guidance and trench silos with forage and corn village attracting feeding experts in several states.
Franklin county pea growers held their annual banquet and meeting Saturday at Oneida Stake Recreation Hall. Levor Doney led the event with the Preston third ward Relief Society providing dinner. Short program followed with two readings by Shannon Nash, two vocal solos by Margene Bennett, and talks by A. W. Chambers and Daniel Roberts.
The East Side Class A School District No 201 will issue bonds of 130000 dollars and sell them to the Idaho State Department of Investments. The state will pay 3 percent interest, a rate chosen after rising open market rates prompted the sale.
West Side Pirates defeated Soda Springs 52 to 47 in a back and forth game. High point man forward Sheldon Kendal scored 17 points while Roger Bastian had 11. The junior varsity also won.
University of Idaho advises pasture rotation and adequate feeding to maintain livestock thriving condition.
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