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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1958
Page
14
The fragment mentions a person or nickname Pascal Eater Hand Tat Tag Peewee with unclear context. No clear event date or organization is provided to anchor a full report. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR line reads Too Late To CLASSIFY and mentions Ranch Seth on Domino with number 149, unclear context or event details.
Obituary notes the death of a Franklin County native in Pocatello with surviving son J N Wolverton of Orofites and daughter Mrs Tillie Cobinen of Idaho and other relatives. It records birth to Nels and Annie Mickelson, childhood in Day ton, move to Pocatello later, and a December 4 1947 death date for a related Wolverton family member.
Fragmentary obituary mentions survivors including Mrs Gordon Olsen and Mrs Elnora Phillips with 28 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren. Funeral services reportedly held at Dayton recreation hall on Tuesday at 1 p.m.
The article notes that applications for the ACP practices will be accepted on or after February 21. It explains the program helps farmers implement conservation practices such as grass plantings drainage land leveling irrigation reorganization weed control and storage ponds. Local ASC county office contact is advised for details.
An advertisement continues on page D inviting readers to meet Mr. Hunsaker a longtime meat cutter. He promises to provide only top quality meats and reliable service to customers while his wife and daughter plan to join him in Salt Lake City for their new home.
The Idaho Farm Bureau will join other groups in sponsoring a state food conference on February 28 in Boise to discuss producing processing marketing and proper nutrition for national welfare and family health.
The Highway Department announced a temporary restriction on a local road requiring a load limit of 300 pounds per inch of width and maximum axle load of 10 000 pounds. Truck and bus speed capped at 86 mph to protect highway investment and pavement. Bryce Bennett, state highway engineer, said the action complies with state statutes and is in the best interest of users.
The production features Ado Annie Carnes played by Nancy Winn and Will by Leon Edwards. Doyle Sunior returns after Brigadoon as Ada Annie Carnes in a double cast arrangement. Winn, daughter of Harold and Mrs Winn, is a senior. Kay Chaerngsee also doubles.
A Franklin County Democrat, Malcolm Denton, asks readers in The Preston Citizen about the Republican Party and ethics. He criticizes alleged double standards during Truman administration freezes and criticizes officials for corruption and self enrichment.
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Fragmentary OCR text references a person named Doyle and a UPS GP SeeD entity, suggesting a sports or team context with a planned first appearance. Readable portions are insufficient to confirm a full event, date, or outcome.
E Holden of Salt Lake City has been promoted to commanding officer of US Army reserve units, replacing Lt Col Edswin Badri. He served since 1930, studied electrical engineering at Utah University, enlisted in 1930, trained at Fort Monroe, returned to active duty in 1948, joined ROTC at Utah, and later served as executive officer of the third anti air artillery division in Korea with overseas service medals and reserve corps honors.
A service offers a personal photo Valentine concept with camera and film, a willing friend, and in store processing. Customers bring pictures to be printed as prints or enlargements, with options for black and white or color and multiple prints from one negative.
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