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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1947
Page
1
The Franklin County six member committee to reorganize county schools will be named Monday at 8 p m March 24 in the county courthouse. One representative from each district will select two members, with districts listed by name and district.
In preparing school lunches, use a hot soup or drink in a thermos on cold days and include sandwiches with meat cheese or egg. Add at least one sandwich with a sweet filling, crisp vegetables or a salad, and fresh or canned fruit. Make lunches attractive with fancy cut vegetables and small treats.
Franklin county agricultural conservation committee establishes potato acreage goals for the year producers who reported history will be notified of their goals. growers can appeal within 10 days. Those with no goals may be eligible for price supports if their acreage is 2.9 acres or less with advance notice. USDA data shows 57 million bushels removed from markets last fall and export plans for about 100 million more amid high handling costs.
West side and east side county schools staged a junior basketball tournament last Friday, with Franklin first in boys and Fairview first in girls on the east side and Clifton topping both boys and girls on the west. Clifton boys defeated Franklin 14 to 4. Fairview girls beat Clifton 9 to 9 for leading honors. Whitney and Dayton sewed up second, while Weston and Mink Creek claimed third in their divisions. Awards were presented by Franklin county teachers association president Myron D. Nuffer and Chamber of Commerce officials Mel Reeves and J. E. Cushman. Cushman urged cooperation and team play.
The article notes moves involving army and foreign interests in distillation of beverages alongside industrial manufacture of starch, glucose, and fodder for live stock and feed.
Southern Idaho farmers have access to nearly 500 000 trees listed for sale at the University of Idaho nursery this spring for field windbreaks. Prices run eight to twelve dollars per thousand with delivery to county extension offices and free statewide transport. And DeVon Smith of Pocatello is visiting his grandmother in the region.
Poetic line hints at a breakfast dish that tastes richer when paired with pure milk or cream. No specific person or place is identified.
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