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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1959
Page
11
Notice announces annual meeting Monday January 26 1959 at 1 p m in Preston Idaho basement of Court House. Directors report to be given two directors to be elected and any business before stockholders. Angus Candle secretary.
The Idaho Pioneer National Farm Loan Association will share a 13335 dividend among 750 stockholders in Bannock Caribou Bear Lake Franklin and Oneida counties. Clifford Warr secretary treasurer announced the payment as part of a 328000 total from the Federal Land Bank of Spokane.
Robert N. Acock, local insurance agent, was appointed chairman of the Preston chapter of the National Federation of Independent Business. Randle E. Theobald, district manager, announced the pick. Members vote monthly on bills affecting independent business and ballots are sent to Congressman Budge in Washington.
County Agent Daniel Roberts urges farm families to order Clark McNary Nursery trees from the county office in the Franklin County courthouse basement. Trees, provided for utility plantings and windbreaks, will cut fuel costs and enhance farm value. deadline is March 10, 1959.
Wool Growers are invited to the annual meeting in the Franklin county courthouse basement January 19 at 1 p m. David E. Davis reports Dr. Floyd Frank of Caldwell will discuss progress on vibriosis spread prevention and control in farm flocks and range bands with findings from the animal diseases laboratory.
The notice invites wool growers to attend a meeting on prevention and control using antibiotics in 1958. Officers will be elected for the coming year and attendees will discuss disease issues and problems. The World Book Encyclopedia notes early printing in Mexico City in 1539. The Aztec capital Ten ochtitlan was buried under the modern Mexico City.
The World Book Encyclopedia notes a 24 carat diamond embedded in Havana's Capitol building floor as the starting point for measuring all distances in Cuba. A praying mantis is described as cruel and greedy yet beneficial for agriculture by preying on harmful pests.
A public notice urges readers to support local business sponsors who fund The Preston Citizen. Readers are invited to submit news items by calling the newspaper at No. 8 to help continue coverage of Franklin county people and activities.
County agent offers poison bait for rabbits mice and sparrows in the Franklin county courthouse basement. Ranchers report best results during cold stormy weather when predators accept baits more readily.
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