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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1952
Page
12
Idaho soils expert Mance Smith warns farmers to stock up on nitrogen phosphate and potash now for 1952. Wartime demand and defense needs may constrain supply. producers predict a 1 percent total rise with shifts among nutrients. Store fertilizer dry, off floors, on elevated wooden pallets to prevent moisture, with five to six bags per stack.
Masses held on first and third Sundays at 8:00 a.m. Second and fifth Sundays observe at 12:30 p.m. This schedule outlines regular worship times for parishioners.
Lynn Anthony Woolf son of James Woolf of Preston has reported to Reese air force base Texas for duty. He is assigned to the 35011st training squadron as a link trainer operator. Woolf enlisted in 1948 and was previously at James Connally AFB Waco Texas. He is married to Wilma Carol Stroud of Waco.
University of Idaho extension farm management specialist Virgil Kennedy urges farmers to file federal income tax returns by January 31 to save work. Farmers may file full returns or estimated payments with March 15 balance due. The deduction rules include a raised dependent exemption to $600 and farm wages paid to a minor child as a business expense.
The Preston Citizen covers a detailed local report outlining community events, involved residents, and the impact on nearby neighborhoods. It highlights who organized the effort and the scale of participation, with dates and venues noted for public awareness.
Owen M DeSpain, 45, becomes district ranger for the Uinta and Logan districts after transfer from Mount Nebo and a long career in Utah forests. He holds a 1932 forestry degree from USAC and served as district ranger on the LaSal and Uinta forests. He will relocate with wife Anetta and children Diane Melvin Don Kent and Douglas.
Mrs Thelma Gambles spent Thursday Friday and Saturday in Pocatello caring for her daughter and granddaughter who have been ill with the flu. Kathleen and Garry Barnes stayed Thursday night with their grandparents the W H Millards from their Downey home.
Mrs. Gilford Mayes of Kellogg Idatta urged at a Republican national committee meeting that 1952 is a challenge to all women who want security and morality in government. She said women's political power could be tremendous and by November women will outnumber men as potential voters by two million with influence in at least 30 states.
Mrs. Mayes argues American women can push for a forthright Republican administration in 1953, stressing political participation by young people and more women in policy posts. She cites suffrage past 32 years and outlines plans across states leading to the Lincoln birthday event in Washington.
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