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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1955
Page
2
Lyle Henderson of West Side High School won the Wyler watch given by Merrill Jewelry of Preston.
The document records a court action dated April 28 1955 in Preston Idaho with 7 plaintiffs seeking a judgment in a property dispute. Clerk C L Swenson signs and P M Condie is attorney for plaintiffs.
The piece argues farmers face low income while others gain from rising prices and wage hikes. It contrasts ready to serve foods saving housewives labor with dwindling farm income since 1947 and calls for strong advocacy like Reuther or Lewis to secure a farmer slice of prosperity.
A declared need for guaranteed annual wages faces opposition on grounds it blocks industrial growth and sales certainty. The piece argues that payrolls tie to product sales and consumer spending cannot be guaranteed, while detailing local community notices and ward conference events in Weston including talks by the stake presidency and details of graduates from West Side High School in Weston.
Clifton residents attend the Episcopal ceremony with a reception and cake. The Choules spend the night with relatives and return home. Mutual held a program and dance with a large turnout including many stake members. Edna Kofoed led singing with John Sant on piano and several performances followed by games and refreshments. Paul Sears and family moved from Thatcher to Clifton residence.
The fifth district court in Idaho Frankin County serves a summons to George C Parkinson heirs Lucy Parkinson heirs Idaho State and Savings Bank and unknown claimants. Plaintiffs Sparrow sue defendants over described land and require appearance within twenty days of service. includes another summons.
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