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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1955
Page
4
A ready to make tomato vegetable soup mix provides a fast meal in minutes. Just boil water add soup mix, butter, and vegetables then simmer ten minutes for a nourishing, extended serving with chili con carne variation.
Oxford Mr and Mrs Russell Keller and family attend the wedding reception for Jessie Ward Hawkes and Ruth Parks at Shelley Friday evening. A Sunday sacrament meeting honoring the restoration of the Melchizedek priesthood was conducted by Bishop Henry Hatch with speakers Elder Keith Hatch Thompson Hatch.
L M Boyce and Mrs Patricia Fisher discussed priesthood in the home. Lynda Kendall performed a special musical number. The Quigley reunion was at Swan Lake. The Hatch and Anderson families from Oxford attended with Kate Anderson's 25 relatives winning largest family prize. Ruth of California plans a visit. Several Hatch relatives visited, with events including a canyon party and a hospital update on William Baker after surgery.
National Geographic society reports trials with musk oxen near Huntington Center Vermont. Three calves from Canada’s Northwest Territories include two females and a bull. Fully grown they may reach 800 pounds each and provide high quality meat. Their wool is valued as light, fine, soft and nonshrinking, potentially yielding more wool per animal than sheep.
Question one confirms mass screening detects early tuberculosis among seemingly healthy people. Early disease is curable with treatment. Question two shows infant mortality fell from 20 to 3 per 1000 births between 1900 and 1950, with poverty, prematurity, birth injuries, and infections as main causes. Question three describes malaria from mosquito bites, causing chills and fever, with sanitation reducing cases in the United States.
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