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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1947
Page
6
The national 4-H canning effort shows 17 million jars canned in 1945, more than double 1937. 1,237 counties in 45 states named medal winners in 1946, with state winners earning trips to the 4-H Club congress and six national winners receiving $200 college scholarships.
Idaho list shows county winners in Benewah Bingham Bonner Boundary Clearwater Idaho Jefferson Kootenai Latah Lincoln Nez Perce Oneida Teton Twin Falls and Washington with Cleve land referenced for Alice Adams.
Ray C. Hatch former Franklin resident and longtime California scout leader has been appointed to the Salt Lake Council. He worked in San Francisco since 1934 with the Home Owners' Loan Corporation and served as scout committeeman, committee chairman, scout master, Old Town district commissioner, and council staff field executive. He and his wife Nellie and their four daughters were bid farewell by many friends on the coast.
Idaho reports 1947 spring pig crop at 172000 head, 5 percent below 1946 and half the 10 year 1936-45 average. Sows farrowed estimated at 26000, down from 28000 last year and far below 1945 and 1936-45 totals. Fall farrowings projected at 16000 sows, 1000 above last year but 23000 below the 10 year average if kept.
A new foot operated tire pump added to Ford accessories promises quicker inflation with less effort. W. H. McCune Preston Ford dealer notes its compact design and pedal action, claiming inflation is half the time and one third the effort of the old pump.
In a declared demand for a full-dress foreign policy review, leaders urge a longer session or October adjournment, citing Europe’s developments and the need for finances to fund relief and rehabilitation. Reports of waste, contract fraud, and potential tax cuts frame a tense political landscape as Congress faces limited time before adjournment.
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