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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1953
Page
13
Notice promotes a new International field harvester for hay and row crops with a capacity of 25 tons per hour from Jensen Implement. Phone number 80 provided for inquiries.
Idaho state government will be a 118,509,351 dollar operation in the two years starting July 1. A Taxpayers of Idaho compilation shows 49,439,726 from the general fund and 69,069,625 from other funds including federal matching money and earmarked revenue. Nearly 97,000,000 will fund highways, education, and public welfare, with 3,516,640 for public health and 2,701,170 for fish and game management.
The Weaver Sisters socialized Monday at Mrs. Vivian Weaver's Lewiston home honoring outgoing president Vi late Weaver. A gift was presented, luncheon served, and visiting provided entertainment. Mrs. Allabell Hall becomes the club's active president. The state highway department plans to spend $37,715,625.
Specifications require state transportation compliant buses with heavy duty generator two gear axle 8.25-20 tires. Separate bids for 48 passenger and combined 48 and 36 passenger. Bids due by 4 p.m. Friday July 10 1953 at Dayton Ida. School board may reject all bids.
State reports public assistance totaling 21 616 012 with 10 095 832 from the general fund and 11 520 180 from federal and county sources. Hospitals in Orofino Blackfoot and Nampa state school to receive over 4 million. education program shares 14 751 404 with 12 million general fund and 2 million endowment earnings. University of Idaho 5 866 945 plus 1 564 548 for agriculture research and 1 209 249 for extension. Idaho State College 2 620 000 and teachers retirement 2 880 026.
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