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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1960

Page

2

Calcium Phosphorus Balance Affects Livestock Feed Efficiency

Agricultural notes warn that excessive calcium or imbalanced calcium to phosphorus ratios reduce digestibility and growth in swine and cows. A dairy ration of 0.37 percent calcium to 0.28 percent phosphorus is suggested, with legume forages high in calcium but moderate in phosphorus. High calcium can hinder absorption of manganese iodine and zinc and impair phosphorus use from phytic acid.

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Unclear and Whimsical Fragments from a Local Page

A scrambled collage of quotes and jokes includes a wandering bargain line a truck siren a remark about an Indian in News Mexico and a joke about finding steak under a potato. The text weaves phonetic dialogue and fractured phrases with no clear single story.

Wit and whim from a byway of memory

A collection of light anecdotes from old newspaper comedy bits. Jests feature William Wrigley on advertising and momentum, a rumor about a shooting, a minister's sermons to be published, and an Irishman at a graveyard noting three in one grave with a Scots twist.

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Quotable Lines From 20th Century Humorists

A trio of quips about bachelor life television and parenting. Harold L Taylor jokes that playing the field ages a bachelor ahead of his pitching prime. Harold Coffin notes TV can lull one’s own sleep while disturbing neighbors. Bill McKenna suggests giving a pig and a boy everything yields a fine pig but a misbehaving boy.

Community newspaper thanks local advertisers

The paper credits business sponsors for making the publication possible. It urges readers to support local firms after enjoying news of Franklin county people and neighbors.

Franklin County

Nylon thread use on tops helps timing in garment making

A note outlines sewing tips for shirts suggest using nylon thread on the top and cotton on the bobbin to smooth feed tension and zipper operation. It mentions zippers for skirts and dresses, button choices, and accessories like hooks, eyelets, belts, bias trim, seam binding, and shoulder pads.

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