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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1950

Page

10

Oxford Guests and Travel Notes Highlight Local Socials

Mr. and Mrs. Glenden Jensen left Monday on vacation visiting Oregon. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox included Elvira Reese and Raymond Anderson with family from Wales Utah. Frank Cox and Glen Cox hosted Bear Lake trip with families as Lorin Farnsworth visited Curtis Cox. Bernice Farnsworth mentioned.

Quast Glenden Jensen Oregon Frank Cox Elvira Reese Raymond Anderson Wales Glen Cox Bearlake Lorin Farnsworth Farnsworth Oxford Curtis Cox Bernice

Idaho Delegations Seek Square Deals in Washington

A political ad urges Idaho lawmakers to work with both parties to press government departments for Idaho industries. It questions how much assistance Worth Clark gave and how often the senator was found in Washington.

Washington Idaho Capitol Congress Republi Cans Worth Clark Pol Adv

Weekend Guests At Keller and Ward Homes

This week Mrs. George Redington hosts a Sunday supper with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Russell Keller and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ward along with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McDonald and their son Lynn.

George Redington Russell Keller Joseph Ward Stewart McDonald Lynn

Crop Production Outlook for Idaho in July Forecast

Idaho’s total crop output is expected to be slightly below last year with vegetable crops rising and field crops stable but fruits forecast to drop sharply. If realized, the total would rank as the state’s fifth largest since 1946. Yard yields vary by crop with spring small grains up, hay and dry beans down, dry peas up, and beets and potatoes uncertain. fruit prospects are hurt by freeze damage and cold, polishing weather.

Idaho

Agricultural Produce Totals Highlight Strong Harvest Outlook

The report lists 1 335 000 tons of sugar beets 37 485 000 bushels of potatoes 1 365 000 bushels of apples 41 000 bushels of peaches 1 850 tons of sweet cherries and 11 100 tons of prunes. Potatoes planted in a fairly good season with late frosts near June 24 slowing some growth but stands generally good. Early crop delays due to late spring push first shipments to around July 15.

Idaho Potato Acreage and Yield Forecase Highlight State Harvest

The 1950 Idaho potato crop is forecast at 37 485 000 bushels on July 1 up 8 percent from 1949 and sixth largest on record. Harvested acreage near 147 000, up 2 percent from last year but below the March intentions report. Yield forecast at 255 bushels per acre, potentially second highest behind 1948’s 300, with 1940 and 1946 tied at 255. Despite late conditions, the state projects strong production levels.

Idaho Mar

Three Standard Research Advances Showcased

Standard of California highlights three laboratory developments destined for licensing to other firms. The company emphasizes broad benefits, licensing practices, and a decade of research investing over 35 million dollars.

Standard of California Standard Standard Oil Company OF CaliFornia

Athlete's Foot 4056 Prominent Drugists Can't Be Wrong

Meyer of Muncie Indiana says T 4 L has rapidly become their largest selling athlete's foot preparation. Positive comments and no refunds reported. If not satisfied within one hour you get 40 cents back at any drug store. Now at Johnson Drug Store.

Meyer Muncie Ind Johnson Drug Store Ady

Potato acreage at record low since 1876 but yields stay high

U S potato acreage drops to a 1950 low with about 1,826,000 acres expected to be harvested if abandonment tracks recent years. Harvests around 390,431,000 bushels point to a 4 percent decline from last year, while the prospective yield of 214 bushels per acre sits two below the 1948 peak but three above 1949.

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