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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1954
Page
6
A vintage recipe page provides two dishes. Pork chops browned then baked with onion, green pepper, cream of mushroom soup, rice and peas, seasoned with salt and pepper. Also a Rice and Vegetable Platter with cheese and vegetables baked in a shallow dish, finished under broiler.
The text advises ample space and ventilation to prevent cannibalism in confined chickens. It recommends darkening crowded areas if picking starts and debeaking as a last resort. Maintain 65 degrees, ample feeder and water space, and keep feed and water level steady while treating minor injuries.
Miss Blanche Ethel Talbot of Winder and Ernest Pyper of Tonasket Wash united in marriage June 18 at the Talbot home. Bishop Gustive Hedin performed the ceremony. Guests included family members and attendants. Honeymoon at Zion Park and Bryce Canyon followed. couple to reside in Ogden, Utah.
County agent Daniel Roberts from Idaho Extension notes mowing lawns to one and a half inches keeps roots fed, advises leaving clippings on the turf, and warns against too-short cuts especially after vacations. He urges raising mower height for healthier, greener lawns.
County agent Daniels Roberts cites Idaho extension poultry specialist Black warning cannibalism is harming flocks and pullet yields. Crowding and idleness fuel feather pecking. increasing in-litter grain prompts birds to work for feed, reducing injuries.
University of Idaho extension poultryman Robert Black says eggs must be clean and marketed promptly to earn a high grade. He stresses sanitation and timely sale as key quality factors for producers.
The user asks about a Bible verse quoted as “Be strong, and fear not, for your God will come to save you.” They request who authored the declaration, the verse’s position, its lesson for today, and where the verse can be found. The text appears disjointed with references to Wake County and Psalm.
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