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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
2
Franklin ward MIA officers and teachers under Mrs Genevive Shrives present the play Case of Springtime by Lee Sherman in the ward recreation hall Tuesday March 18 at 8 30 pm A strong cast will perform with special numbers between acts and the event reflects early spring mood in the community
The article explains a price difference between offered and asked prices for pea contracts. Contracts for pea acreage will be available next week. Leo Buttars, fieldman for the canning company, states Dayton Clifton and Thoresend district farmers may sign on Monday March 17 at Dayton church house between 9 am and 4 pm. Preston farmers will be served on Tuesday.
Farmers in the Whitney area will meet at the Whitney school house between 9 and 4 on Wednesday to discuss contracts at the county agent's office.
Reed Merrill and Earl Neeley of Preston earned guard and forward spots on the district five all-district team. Also honored were Satterfield and Fames of Pocatello and Anderson of Malad. Geddes Bowcutt Handy and Condie received honorable mention on the all star list.
Andreasen continued from page 1 to present the view of his section of the state on issues. He opposed bringing evils back into education and argued it would be better to do away with them.
Mr. Andreasen praised Franklin County residents for support during the 29th session. He noted his Boise committees on reclamation agriculture counties and municipalities aided his work. He welcomed Swan Lake becoming part of Franklin County and expected tax revenue from about six miles of added railroads.
The Forest Service notes grazing pressure in main canyon was too high this season and plans shifting stock to another part of the allotment next season. They project a roughly 600 animal month increase over 1944 usage to meet the grazing preference for a three and two thirds month season, aided by later opening dates, reduced sheep numbers after Hubbard brothers sold their flocks, and non use of range for permittees.
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