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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
1
Readable portions reference a high school and state university in a vague context. Names, dates, and clear actions are missing, leaving an incomplete note about education or voting without concrete details.
Fragmented text from a season report mentions precipitation and dates with unclear wording. It references December and forecasts or past weather, but most details are unreadable. The readable parts indicate a limited note on precipitation patterns and a specific month.
Preston says the Indians aim to build on a strong depth and defensive zone. Ivan Davis notes Wells and Logan will meet for the second time Wednesday as the team travels to Burley for an overnight trip. The next home game is December 30 when they face Poca Tello for the second time.
Fragmented OCR lists names and roles for county committees and directors, including women’s committee chairmen and assistants, county directors, and community officers. The garbled text mentions Martin Blau, Gerald Bishers, Frank Gilbert, Kay as assistants, and various others across multiple towns.
Fragmentary text notes bad roads making travel difficult near Amiens with references to a Rule and names obscured. The source is incomplete but indicates delays and disruption to transport or movement.
A Preston church plans a yearend gathering inviting local residents for faith based fellowship. Pastors Léland G Cole will lead the program and express gratitude to surrounding areas for their kindness over the past year.
A 1960s school club story details the First Security Bank of Preston endorsing the 4 H program. Lance and peers earned blue ribbons in poultry and beets projects. The junior reader activities include farm items and community service through the 4 H club.
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