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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1952

Page

4

Idaho Dwelling Units Rise 1940 to 1950 Census

The census bureau reports Idaho dwelling units increasing from 152,835 in 1940 to 189,601 in 1950, reflecting growth in housing stock and population expansion across the state and its communities.

Census Bureau Idaho

Picnic Time in Skunk Holler Reflects Community Life

A reminiscence of summer picnics in Skunk Holler features Mary Alden’s notes on family gatherings with Scotch Raisin Bread recipes and social moments. It recounts church events, a 50th wedding anniversary, local humor, farm life, and a tax debate, all colored by a homey rural voice and vivid local names like Deacon Walker and Chester White.

Elmo Skunk Skunk Kirk Walker Tomorry Chester White Chester Oic

Park Outing Partners Include Paskins and Workmans

Treasureton Terry McNeil and Bart Paskins took a Yellowstone trip last week. Mr and Mrs Gene Paskins and family Mr and Mrs Myrl Workman Mrs Jessie Watkins of Preston and Mr and Mrs Lernon Newbold and family of Paramount California enjoyed an outing at Bearlake and Hooper Springs on Wednesday.

Terry, McNeil Bart Paskins Yellowstone Park Gene Paskins Myrl Workman Jessie Watkins Preston Lernon Newbold Paramount Calif Bearlake Hooper Springs

Skunk Holler News Spars With Local Family Feud

Skunk Holler items recount Mrs. Stonecob injuring jaw in a meeting while her husband Mr. Stone COD, president of Skunk Holler First National Bank, expresses concern. Alben Pilsner seeks estranged wife Bessie after a dispute about weight, urging her to return and eat together. their exchange turns heated as he mocks her weight and weighs in on their troubles.

Edytor Jacob Stonecob Dee Stone- Cod Shore Alben Pilsner Bessie Pilsner Alben Bessie

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