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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1949
Page
5
A collage of quirky aphorisms and quoted snippets from multiple papers. The snippets touch on prosperity by private enterprise, traffic, liberal radio viewers, overhead costs, job insecurity, checks, poverty, and war spending. The mix cites Washington Post Atlanta Constitution Oregon Motorist St. Louis Star-Times Philadelphia Inquirer Everybody's Weekly Little Rock Arkansas Democrat Buffalo News.
An informal quote suggests 72 percent of Americans may suffer eye strain. The remark ties this to where people park. The Macon Telegraph records the casual observation without formal study backing.
North Thatcher residents including Mr and Mrs Grover Hogan and Mr and Mrs M W Wilker faced heavy snow with limited mail delivery and school buses halted. A baby ill with bronchial pneumonia was treated after a snowplow cleared roads. US oil production topped 5 6 million barrels daily for the first time this year.
The 1948 potato crop reached a record yield with 212 bushels per acre, driven by higher commercial fertilizer use and insecticide application. Government supports at 90 percent of parity faced large buybacks and diversion, and a 200000 acre reduction in plantings is urged to stabilize prices for 1949.
University of Idaho nutritionist T. B. Keith says the northwest cold wave justifies feeding more straw to livestock as it provides heat energy. He notes straw is beneficial only during cold snaps and should not be used when temperatures rise.
Twenty years ago Ada Mecham graduated from Dee hospital after completing a three year nurse's course in Ogden. Samuel Evans spent days visiting Riverdale with cousin Morgan Evans. Mr and Mrs Hyrum D. Jensen were surprised by a gathering of friends. Golden Hour club members were entertained by Mrs Mae Ponge with high score won by Dana Ponge and all-cut by Carla Smith. Blanche Brunker visited Salt Lake City relatives last week.
Mrs Allie H Packer presented three students Carol Bingham Ralphine Strub and Betty Barbara Funk at a Monday evening recital. Marion Bowden entertained club associates Saturday afternoon. Sylvia Taylor returned home from Ogden after a two month visit. Mrs Li E Hansen hosted Clover Leaf club party at Miller's tea room Friday. Mrs Donald Poage returned from two weeks with the Hackerays in Salt Lake City. Mrs Arthur Johnson visiting friends and relatives in Kaysville for a few days.
The text explains how energy from stored grain and hay can be kept in the animal’s body for winter. It notes that straw energy is essential in the ration when temperatures drop and that animals fed on heat may show a rough coat and rough overall appearance.
A Boston merchant showcases fabrics by allowing strips of cloth to protrude from window slits so passersby can feel the materials. The display highlights suits and garments, inviting public interest in his clothing line.
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