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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1956

Page

2

Farm Soil Bank Aims to Reduce Surplus Crop Production

Washington watchers weigh a new farm law's impact as the Soil Bank two part program offers acreage reserve payments and conservation rental aid. Farmers may idle land or implement grass and tree cover with government payments to store soil fertility and curb surpluses, with effects stretching into 1958 and beyond.

Congress Washington Eisenhower Agriculture Department

Memorial Day origins and spread through world cemeteries

The article traces Memorial Day’s origins with General Logan’s 1868 order to decorate graves and notes the spread of observances to over continents and many islands. It highlights national cemeteries in Arlington, San Francisco, St. Augustine, and sites like Belleau Wood, Anzio, Tunis, and Pusan, with flags, flowers, and 21 gun salutes marking ceremonies.

National Geographic Society United States Arlington Potomac Golden Gate San Francisco St. Augustine Fla Custer, Mont Custer Honolulu Mexico City Sitka Alaska San Juan Puerto Rico Flanders Field Belgium Aisne-Marne Belleau Wood France Europe St. Laurent Normandy Italy Anzio Nettuno Tunis North Africa Manila Philippines United Nations Pusan South Mississippi John A. Logan Union Veterans’ Grand Army of the Republic Arlington National Cemetery James A. Garfield New York

Diet and exercise guidance for women from health column

In this health column, Jack Mathis outlines a weight loss plan for a woman 5 ft 4 in, aiming for 125 pounds from 145. He prescribes a two pound weekly loss, a 1700 calorie daily target, a sample breakfast of grapefruit toast and coffee, and adds two All-In-One capsules with water to accompany breakfast, warning of coffee breaks.

Mink Creek Visitors Attend Memorial Day Funeral and Gatherings

Local residents and relatives from Preston to Ogden and Salt Lake City visited Mink Creek for funeral services for Mrs. Anna Swenson and friends. Families from Blanding Utah, Tremonton, Pocatello, Smithfield, and Fairview joined in Memorial Day visits, graduation events, and summer stays with Jensen, Hansen, and Nelson households.

Christensen George Young Josephine, Lindsey Bernice Rasmussen Louise Rasmussen George Bennett Fred Barrus Preston Mink Creek Anna Swenson Harriet Rhoda Christensen Melvin Colebrook Salt Lake City Leah Christensen Zenos Black Blanding Black Elien Jensen Thomas Jensen Frank G. Jensen Alma Rigby Ivonne Jensen Alma, Jr Peggy Beth Ogden Ted Hansen Maud Marston Charles Jensen David Parker Lanark Delbert Mecham Orville Jensen Montpelier Thomas Jensens Leeral Jensens Freaman Jensens Lucy ‘Hanni Moore Freaman Jensen Wayne Boyack Freaman Jersen Gowan Field National Guard Golden Peterson George Lawrence Lynn Keller Delmer Keller Yellowstone Park Trudy Hansen Hattaway David Cherry Point N. C Hattaway Marinus Hansen U. S. Marines Kathy Carlson Tremonton Clifford Hansen Tremonton, Ut Steven Neal M. W Hansen Reana Lloyd Whitehead W. Whitehead Fairview Barbara Cole Rasmussen Pocatello Kyle Nelson Verl Peterson Gwen Wilford Nelson Gwen Peterson Californ

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