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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1961
Page
2
A dark night patrol encounters a girl carrying her tired baby brother and learns a message of love. The tale parallels Jesus Christ bearing mankind's burden and offering abundant life through selfless compassion and faith.
Orville Lothrop Freeman the Minnesota governor and World War II veteran is chosen by President elect Kennedy as secretary of agriculture. A 42 year old, Freeman rose from a Minneapolis babysitter to governor and cabinet nominee, known for speeches on welfare civil rights and education.
Fairview Theoda Hyde held a quilting at her home on Wednesday with attendees Vella Rawlings Erma Rawlings Bernetta Smith Alberetta Talbot Jessie Gilbert Ellie Jensen Myrtle Choules and Thresa Rawlings Dinner was served to the women. Mr and Mrs William Gilbert and Ralph visited Swan Lake then joined Mr and Mrs Demar Gilbert of Inkom for supper. Karl Alder and family from Preston visited the Bodily home on Sunday. The Forsgren children gathered at Hyrum Johnsons to honor a birthday with J M Palmer J Clifford Forsgren Leon Forsgren Hazen Gilbert Lloyd Forsgren and William Forsgren in attendance. Dinner was served and they spent the afternoon visiting.
A reading of global items shows rising communist momentum with events from Bangkok to Havana. Laos toppled pro Western rule, Congo debates mixed policy, Lumumba faces criticism, Russia ships reach Havana, and US policy debates intensify. The piece urges personal action against world communism.
In western regions where goiter is common, use lodized salt for horses, especially brood mares, stallions, and colts, to help prevent iodine deficiency and support long term health.
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