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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1955
Page
3
Poetry Not Accepted as News Matter Policy
A note states poetry or rhymes will not be treated as news. Such items require a paid placement at ten cents per line or fine. The policy warns readers and contributors that poetic content may be published only under charge.
Grass Roots Digest carries Tulelake editorial note
The Grass Roots Digest from the University of Missouri School of Journalism in Columbia reprints an editorial from the Tulelake Reporter California. The piece is presented as sound social commentary on advertising and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Roots Digest
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Columbia, Mo
Tulelake
Calif
Advertising is lifeblood of town business
The article urges every local business to publish their name and address in town newspapers even with small space. It argues that visible advertising shows what commerce exists, benefits the town, and contrasts active advertisers with those who withhold promotions.
It Was Your Money And Foreign Aid Costs
The piece cites figures from state chambers and Human Events claiming from July 1945 to June 1954 the United States gave 59.4 billion dollars to foreign peoples, with 38.3 billion in economic aid and 21.1 billion in military aid. It notes New York taxpayers contributed 8.678 billion while Mississippi taxpayers paid 285 million and urges readers to contact Washington before the 1954 calendar year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
84Th Congress
State Chambers of of Commerce
Human Events
New York
Mississippi
Washington
New Year Parties Guest List and Local Visits Noted
A detailed local social roundup lists New Year’s Eve gatherings at the Rawlings home with guests from Preston Inkom Logan and Fairview, plus a Rawlings host night, a Providence Utah party, and multiple visitors including Hyers Nelsons Cole and Choules. Several families report travels, baby Beverly named at a fast, and students joining Preston High basketball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Rawlings
Chris Knudson
Joseph Smith
Preston
Wilford Hall
Inkom
Reuben Hyde
Logan
Frank Gilbert
Fairview
Holiday visitors fill Boise area homes with guests
Ver n Hinckley hosted bees and Be e and Mrs. Brent Wilson of Logan visited during New Year guests included Mark Rawlings family and BYU students Marilyn and Carla Cole as well as Moscow traveler Karen Hinckley Various relatives from Moscow Preston Logan and Grace gathered at the homes of Hinckleys Cole Harris and Gilbert for New Year and Christmas celebrations extending visits through the holidays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Luis
Obispo
Calif
Elaine Hyer
Lewiston
William Hyer
Ogden
Carl Hyer
Salt Lake City
Pauline Christensen
Fort Collins
Cole
Vita ‘Winger
Logan
Glen Nelson
Glen Bodily
Idaho Falls
Boise
Vern
Elva Kerr
Glorda Inglet
Salt’Lake City
LaRay Hall
Merlin D
Whittle
Glade, Inglet
W Norman Smith
Byu
Marilyn
Carla Cole
Karen Hinckley
Thas
Moscow
Vern Hinckley
Jerry Bheuler
Bob Campbell
Eugene Hall
Preston
Roy Hall
Bert Hall
Mel Brown
Ed Cole
Bertha Cole
Ernest Hall
Filer
Leon Sorensen
Lyle Cole
Ralph Gilbert
William Gilbert
Trya Larsen
Lynn Larsen
Dennis "Hall
Bill Harris
Bryce Jensen
Barlow Gilbert
Dallis
Gilbert
Wendell
Rawlings
Lee
Hall
Orval-Harris
Perry Hymas
Iand
Richard’ Garrett
Pocatello
Ronald Harris
Orval Harris
Nora Lane
Bob Lane
Notice to claimants Idaho Stockpile Project No 103
Contract with Mountain States Construction Co. for crushed gravel and cover coal in Preston Idaho stockpile project No. 103 in Franklin County was completed December 21, 1954. Claimants must file an itemized statement within 90 days with the Department of Highways Boise to recover unpaid amounts. failure to file waives rights against the surety. E. V. Miller State Highway Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Construction Company, Inc
Pocatello
Idaho
Preston
Franklin County
Department of Highways
Boise
E. V. Miller
Notice of Intent of Clerk of the District Court
Notice announces under Idaho Code Section 31-3107 that the Clerk of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District intends to take a specified action. The brief formal notice indicates a pending court procedure or official duty to be performed by the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Fifth Judicial Dis
Tittoe Co L Swenson Ad 49-53c Notice
A fragment from a historical listing shows a notice related to the Tittoe Company and L Swenson with a date range 49 to 53 cent. The readable text hints at a legal or business notice but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Swenson
Summons in Idaho Franklin County Court case file
The Fifth District District Court of Idaho Franklin County issues a summons in a suit by R A Ward and Hazel Ward against the unknown heirs and devisees of Alfred Kershaw and Martha Kershaw and others, regarding described real estate. The State of Idaho extends greetings to the named defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Fifth Judicial
State of
Idaho
Franklin County
R-A-Ward
Hazel Ward
Alfred Kershaw
Martha Kershaw
Joshua Harris
S&s. R
EBM
Quiet Title Action in Preston Idaho District Court
Notice to defendants to appear and plead within the specified time. Action seeks to quiet title to real property described in the caption. Filed January 5 1955 with Clerk C L Swenson and Deputy Elizabeth Winward. Condie represents plaintiffs in Preston Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Said
District Court
C. L. Swenson
Elizabeth .Winward
P. M. Condie
Preston
Idaho
Old American Hospital Insurance Opens To Ages Sixty To Eighty Five
Kansas City Missouri advertisement notes men and women aged 60 to 85 can apply for hospitalization insurance from Old American of Kansas City. No money required now. policy sent for free inspection with no obligation and no calls. Mail age and request to Old American Insurance Co. 5 W. 9th Dept H111K Kansas City MO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Old American of
Old American
Old American Ins
W. 9Th
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