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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1948
Page
2
The weekly menu lists daily school cafeteria meals from Monday to Friday. Monday offers macaroni and cheese with buttered green beans applesauce pudding bread butter and milk. Tuesday features tuna fish sandwich tomato soup fruit jello and whipped cream with milk.
Burt Lancaster and Lizabeth Scott head a Wallis film lineup for Paramount in I Walk Alone at the Isis theatre. The noir drama follows Lancaster after fourteen years in prison as he seeks vengeance while entangled with Scott and a web of former allies, with Kirk Douglas and Wendell Corey in key roles.
Idaho health officials announce two vaccine options for rocky mountain spotted fever provided by the U S Public Health Service. The tick tissue and chick embryo vaccines are available through state laboratories in Boise Coeur d Alene Lewiston Twin Falls and Pocatello with guidance on which to use for egg allergy. Vaccination should occur before tick season begins and studies show disease prevalence in Idaho over the past 12 years.
Twenty eight top quality registered Guernsey heifers were selected from leading Guernsey herds for Idaho's first 4-H and FFA Guernsey heifer sale. The event, sponsored by the Idaho State Guernsey Breeders' Association, will be held Saturday April 17 at the Jerome grounds. Bidding is open to bona fide 4-H and FFA members. instructors, agents, leaders and parents may attend to advise junior bidders. Selection committee members were Robert S. Davis of Kuna, chair, Joe Pritzl of Payette, Harold A. Steele of Gooding, and George W. Cleveland of Gooding.
Notice of intention to impound trespassing livestock on lands owned or controlled by the United States within Caribou National Forest Franklin County. Authorities will remove livestock found on the property under the policy for livestock trespass.
The State of Idaho will be impounded by the United States Forest Service on or after March 3, 1948, if not removed previously from the national forest. Trespassing livestock owners may regain possession by reimbursing the United States for expenses in advertising, gathering, impounding and feeding. Impounded animals not claimed within five days will be sold at public auction. unsold animals may be sold privately or destroyed as regulations require. Signed at Pocatello Idaho on March 3 1948 by L A Dremolski Forest supervisor Caribou National Forest.
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