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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
12
Kent E Nelson, a Preston High School graduate, will direct Weber State College Theatre’s Tennessee Williams play The Glass Menagerie. He has been active in drama since high school and is a Brigham Young University graduate pursuing a master's degree.
John J McIntyre of the Salt Lake City Dun and Bradstreet office said January 1966 counts show 129 local manufacturers wholesalers and retailers up from 127 in January 1965 an increase of 1.6 percent. He noted the Reference Book lists firms seeking or granting credit and that mailing statements helps determine credit ratings.
Franklin district scouts gather to boost local programs. Reed R Hawkes of the Oneida Stake presidency called the meeting to convert workers in scouting to the cause. Attendees include bishoprics cub scout explorer unit leaders and council officials. Jay Heslop Deseret News head photographer and scout district chairman will speak alongside two films. Heslop has held multiple church leadership roles including bishop high councilman and elders quorum president.
La Grand Spatig, chair of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee, announced announced CROPLAND ADJUSTMENT program payment rates in Franklin County. Wheat and related grains receive 40 percent of the county price support loan rate, with specific values of wheat 45 cents per bushel barley 30 cents and corn 45 cents. Adjustments range from 4.00 to 700.00 dollars per acre based on land productivity, and agreements cover five to ten years. The plan aims to shift cropland from surplus production to conservation under long term agreements, with eligibility for most farms signing an agreement and diverting at least one full acreage allotment. (Continued on Page 4)
Early century accounts describe severe diabetes causing widespread malnutrition. Patients suffered cell starvation, unable to process sugars fats or starches, leading to a fragile life and death risk.
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