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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1977
Page
3
The Citizen questions Idaho Senator Frank Church about federal water resource programs while farmers face poverty and overproduction. The letter denounces Washington aid as out of touch and calls for relief and support for local farmers amid low prices and hardship.
A reader argues that religious bodies may lobby in state government and questions the LDS Churchs right to hold open meetings against ERA legislation. The piece defends individual moral expressions and compares church activity to political lobbying, noting historical fights over prayer in schools and the pledge of allegiance.
Dr and Mrs Larry E Stokes express gratitude to the volunteer fire department for a prompt response on a Wednesday morning in January. They report only minor damage and commend the department for caring handling of the incident and protecting their carpet and furnishings. The letter ends with appreciation for the community’s kindness.
Thirty years ago on January 16 1947 the nationally known Brown Bombers barn storming basketball team were to play here against the local American Legion five. The note also mentions LDS chapel dedication and local sports results from the prior week including Preston district race standings and Bitter cold temperatures.
The 1917 article notes the Carnegie Library building design by Gundeson and Monson with Joseph Monson as architect, plus a proposed annexation of land from Franklin to Bannock counties via Rep Ezra Monson. It also covers a Royal Welsh Male Quartet performance at Preston Opera House and a Chamberlain's Tablets advertisement warning about eating schedules and indigestion.
The Pres ton Indians beat Snake River Panthers 67 to 40 to remain undefeated and top the first district. Lynn Fackrell, local plumber, becomes president of the Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce after Thursday's election. West Side Pirates fall to Pocatello 65 to 53 and beat Blackfoot 43 to 28. Joe C. Goff elected Preston Chamber president for 1952.
The 1914 effort to build a new Nielsen Gym at the Academy draws praise from leaders like A C Smith and J R Robinson. A pool and athletic facilities are described, with student and parent support and plans for inter-class basketball and a notable swimming race.
A reader praises Preston High 11 player squad and Coach Matthews for hard practice and improving teamwork. The letter urges families to support with positive, patient encouragement during a tough season and to share a brief lesson at home after late practices.
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