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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1955

Page

6

Notice of water diversion and beneficial use permit Idaho

Notice is given that on August 6 1955 at Preston Idaho before Notary Public J N Larson proof will be submitted for completion of works to divert 80 gallons per minute of artesian well water and for beneficial use in irrigation per Permit No 6 24972 issued by Idaho Department of Reclamation. Franklin Cub River Pumping Company holds the permit.

Preston Franklin State of Idaho J. N. Larson Department of Reclamation of the State Franklin Cub River Pumping Company Township Range 40 B. M Utah

4-H Cooking Club Members Share Muffins and Sandwiches

The Gay Cooks 4-H club met at Ione Beutler's home where muffins were demonstrated and Bearlake trip plans discussed. Refreshments were served to Rose Ann Schwartz, Ione Beutler, Carol Dalley, Nadine Phillips, and Mrs Erma Jones. The Cooking Capers 4-H club gathered at Karen Kirbride's home with sandwich making demonstrated and Bonnie Speth Esther Griffeth Dorothy Moser Marianna Winward and Mrs Lu Dean Speth served refreshments.

Little Workers 4-H Fay Peterson Fay Helen Bingham Sharon Taylor Judy Bodrero Norma Bodrero iFay Stutcherettes 4-H Helen Bradford Helen Ruth Ann Beutler Pauline Kirkbride Carol Stevenson Jo Ann Hansen Dixie Brothero Ida Chase Jean Balls Dorma Rogers Dorma Edna Bingham Lucille Chase Katherine Blau Margaret Taylor Frances Atkinson Zula Chase Gay Cooks Ione Beutler Ione Bearlake Rose Ann Schwartz Carol Dalley Nadine Phillips Erma Jones Capers 4-H Karen Kirlbride Karen Bonnie Speth

Humorous Snippets and Quick Jokes From The Era

A collage of light humor with zingers about gardening hills and cucumbers, aging horses, contortionist cleverness, business trips to Miami, odd deaths, a clever detective joke, and quips about agents and famous entertainers.

Dining Tales and Jokes from a City Show

A casual afternoon at Tooots Show spotlights dining alone quips and humor. Harvey Rosen recalls a mind doctor joke about nerves and marriage. Henry Youngman lines, a wife joke, and a photography shop quip about life size enlargements mix with a lion and elephant pun and a big Empire State building photo gag.

Harvey Rosen Empire State Building

Weekend social in Boise area with Crooke and Cafferty families

Mr and Mrs Bob Crooke of Boise spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Cafferty. The two couples and families visited Maple Creek canyon on Monday. Weekend guests of Mrs Bertha Cole and boys were Mr and Mrs.

Bob Crooke Boise Gilbert Cafferty Cafferty Crooke Maple Creek Canyon Bertha Cole

Weekend Visits Across Regions Highlight Local Socials

Leon Sorensen and family of Murray Utah join Ern Hall and family of Buhl and Lonnie Jones and baby of Spokane for a weekend gathering. Myrl Bodily and Naomi Gilbert lead a Sunday school class party with a fish dinner and games. Visitors include Earl Neeley and Lynn Johnson from Ogden and Boise respectively. Blaine Lemmons and family from Modesto California visit Henry Rawlings. Wayne Cole and children from Kimberly see relatives. Vern Hinckley and daughter Linda spend time in Rexburg. Eugene Hall of Logan visits Bertis Hall. Relief Society met at Hazel Smith's home with Elda Carlson teaching meal planning.

Leon Sorensen Murray Ern Hall Buhl Lonnie Jones Spokane Myrl Bodily Naomi Gilbert Vern Cole Earl Neeley Ogden Lynn Johnson Boise Blaine Lemmons Modesto Calif Henry Rawlings Wayne Cole Kimberly Vern Hinckley Linda Rexbury Eugene Hall Logan Bertis Hall Relief Society Hazel Smith Elda Carlson

Grassman Contest Aims to Break Records in Idaho

Boise contest chair Robert F. Ball says statewide grassman event will likely set records this year. Sponsored by Idaho Chamber of Commerce Idaho Power Idaho State Grange Idaho Farm Bureau Idaho cattlemen dairymen and wool growers groups with University of Idaho extension and U S Bureau of Land Management forest and soil services assistance. Over 800 contest forms distributed to local sponsors and cooperators with some locals promising up to five entries.

Boise Robert F. Ball Ball Idaho State Chamber of Commerce Idaho Power Company Idaho State Grange Idaho Farm Bureau Federation Idaho Cattlemen’s, Dairymen’s and Wool Growers Associations University of Idaho Extension Service U. S. Bureau of Land Management, Soil Conservation and Forest Services

Campaign contest plans outlined for state entries

The speaker notes up to 85 candidates, with county races promoted by local chambers of commerce agricultural committees. Kiwanis club sponsorship and farm service group cooperation are common. Judging ends before July 15, then an illustrated brief accompanies each state entry due by Aug 15 to Paul V. Nash in Boise.

Chambers of Commerce Kiwanis “Club Paul V. Nash Grassman Idaho Building Boise

Steambank wheatgrass touted for erosion control

Idaho Experiment Station recommends Steambank wheatgrass for ditch banks roadside planting and range erosion control. A new pamphlet on the grass is prepared by Ronald Ensign and Donald Douglas.

Idaho Experiment Station Ronald Ensign Donald Douglas

No material flavor difference in thawed vs frozen meat says expert

University of Idaho extension service food specialist Mary Jane Hess states there is no material difference in flavor or juiciness of meat whether thawed or cooked from frozen.

Mary Jane Hess University of Idaho Extension Service

Science claims carpet cleaning breakthrough with Blue Lustre

A new development named Blue Lustre is mixed with water and brushed into carpets or upholstery to revive colors long thought faded. The method promises dramatic restoration as the solution works through the fibers.

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