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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1946

Page

2

Preston Indians Triumph in District and Regional Tourneys

After beating all odds Preston high school boys won both district and regional basketball titles, defying forecasters who doubted them. Community praise follows their sportsmanship and team effort despite critical newspaper commentary from Salt Lake Tribune writers. Police warn stricter traffic enforcement in the city and county.

Preston Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake Idaho News

Idaho leaders urged to stop bickering and unite for progress

The Buhl Herald urges Idaho residents and politicians to abandon capricious ideas such as moving the state capitol or shifting major institutions. It argues against unnecessary expense and calls for unity to expand the southern university branch and utilize resources for practical statewide progress.

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Preston driving fines rise amid strict enforcement

Local drivers face growing penalties as Preston reports 493.00 in fines this year. Officials warn that violations remain high and the enforcement program will push totals higher, stressing public safety and property protection on the highway.

Preston

Dayton ward notes reflect music festival and community events

Dayton The MIA Festival was directed by Ann Hansen and others. Residents traveled to Rockland and Swan Lake for family visits and ward activities. A funeral for Joseph Kemp, ward lectures, a birthday supper for Don Dalley, and several relocations and reorganizations are reported alongside church events and a new birth.

MIA Ann Hansen Lucetta Archibald Blanch Beutler Helena Murrl LaVor Jensen Erven Robbins Rockland Norman Moss Cyrus Robbins Louis Robbins Buhl Mrs. Moss Arlo Shuldberg Swan Lake Newell Foster Norma Jean Mabel Nielsen Pocatello Joseph Kemp Foster Annie Wolverton Irene Schwartz Dorothy Jensen Iane Dalley Reuben Archibald Herbert Williams Weston Linda Peterson Preston Kendell Balls Preston Hospital Balls Jean Crookston Spencer C. Crookston Harold Taylor Matilda Galloway Harold Galloway Logan Herman Coburn Filer Sid Sparrow Clifton Relief Society

After the War Our Town Reflects on Liberty and Labor

The piece contrasts postwar moods with wartime unity. It notes headshakes over youth, strikes, and decline arguments, while praising the generation that beat the Axis and the labor effort as historic. It ends by invoking a return to traditional personal liberty.

Preston Pranks and a Patchwork Parade of Puns

A mishmash of quips on wages, gender, taxes, and social mores runs through a column that skewers attitudes. The piece riffs on women’s work pay, grassroot concerns in farming, marriage talk, and playful insults, ending with a tease about Presté’s brag.

Odd City Columns and Witty Quotes From the News

A collage of satirical snippets and remarks addresses city life and public figures. Quips range from vacant houses and dairy fortunes to Roman holiday politics and a Chinese visitor’s take on American manners.

Nurse's war joke from South Pacific air raid

A nurse back from the South Pacific told of an air raid in New Guinea. When asked to clarify if she hid in a foxhole she retorted that she jumped into the nearest wolfhole, noting there was a wolf in it when she arrived.

South Pacific New Guinea

Idaho Range and Livestock Report Prospects Improve

Prospects for spring and summer range in Idaho look good with deep snow warmer temperatures and showers bringing moisture. Early range openings are under way on south slopes while eastern counties face delays due to heavy mountain snow. Cattle condition is steady and losses are normal. sheep condition declines slightly in south central Idaho as early lambing winds down.

Boise Idaho

Chicken Coop Lining Cardboard Sold by The Citizen

Readers can buy excellent cardboard sheets 32 by 44 inches for lining chicken coops this spring. Available by the dozen at 40 cents per dozen from The Citizen office.

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