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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1952

Page

2

Cancer Crusade Aims to Aid Towns in 1952 Drive

Statistics show 12 new cancer cases will appear in a town of 5 000 this year. The American Cancer Society urges giving to the 1952 Cancer Crusade to help save lives.

American Cancer Society

County Dairyman Promotes Milk as Superior Protein Option

Alma Choules of Fairview urged Franklin County consumers to judge dairy products by calcium protein and dry solids, not price alone. He compared protein costs across beef, eggs, milk, and cheese, arguing milk offers better dry weight value and nutrient quality than meat or eggs.

Alma Choules Fairview Franklin County Farm Bureau Dairy Committee Choules Franklin County

Marilyn Nash Stars in USAC Production Death of a Salesman

Marilyn Nash a freshman speech student at Utah State Agricultural College plays the woman in the campus drama Death of a Salesman. Willie is played by Dr. Harold I. Hansen director and Hill Cumorah pageant head. Miss Nash manages the production and is active in campus speech activities.

Marilyn Nash Utah State Agricultural College Willie Harold I. Hansen Dr. Hansen Palmyra N. Y Nash J. U. Nash Weston

Baseball Manager Visits Preston To Get Acquainted

Walter Mails new and enthusiastic business manager of the Pocatello baseball club visited Preston yesterday to acquaint and show the region that the Pocatello franchise belongs to all Idaho. He spoke at the Rotary club and to Preston High, advising players to stay in school and not quit for sports. He praised Preston Indians, noted Condie as a top high school player, and outlined plans for regional baseball nights and fan involvement.

Walter Mails Pocatello Baseball Club Preston Pocatello Idaho Mails Preston Indians Idaho Falls Condie

Preston Students Join USAC Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity

Three Preston youths at Utah State Agricultural College join Sigma Alpha Epsilon, a national social fraternity at USAC, bringing 88 members. Neil Beckstead, Richard Smith, and Glen Tanner are named with their majors and parentages. The group meets weekly for discussions, recreation, and exchange programs with sororities plus intramural sports.

Preston Utah State Agricultural College Sigma Alpha Epsilon USAC Neil Beckstead Ferrel Beckstead Richard Smith Wilford Smith Glen Tanner Lucy Tanner

Preston Native Pfc Demar Martin Graduates Far East Class

Pfc. Demar Martin son of Mr and Mrs Ed Martin of Preston recently graduated from the Far East Command Chemical School at Camp Gifu Japan He previously served at Camp Cooke Calif with the 16th Signal Battalion Martin attended Preston High School.

Demar Martin Ed Martin Preston Far East Command Chemical School Camp Gifu Japan Pfc Martin Camp Cooke Calif 16Th Signal Battalion Preston High School

Idaho Board Reaffirms Posting Policy On Oversize Highway Loads

The Idaho board of highway directors and state engineers announce they will enforce Section 49-611 limits for logs poles piling and mining material hauled over size or weight. After extensive study and public input the board finds that posting beyond the statutory limits is not feasible across affected routes.

Idaho Board of Highway Directors Highway Board

Idaho Welfare Pledge Cited in State Objections

A brief fragment references the welfare of Idaho residents, noting state duties and public concern. The text emphasizes safeguarding citizens and upholding governmental responsibility.

Brown Swiss Breeders Exchange Bulls Sold in Utah and Wisconsin

Lavon Talbot of Preston sold Keeper's Pearl Choice 109366 to Henry Lisle Parker of Hooper Utah. Talbot also bought Challenger's Busters Howdy 102273 from Parker. Fred S Idise, secretary of the Brown Swiss Breeders Assn Beloit Wisconsin, reports the exchanges.

Lavon Talbot Preston Henry Lisle Parker Hooper Fred S. Idise Mr. Talbot Buster

Cancer cure claims cautioned by American Cancer Society

The American Cancer Society warns that surgery and radiation can cure most early cancers when used appropriately. Other claims of cures require thorough investigation and verification.

The American Cancer Society

Preston Citizen calls to reach newsroom

The Preston Citizen instructs readers to contact the newsroom at No. 8 for press inquiries or news tips, outlining the preferred channel and prompt response expectations.

THE Preston Citizen No. 8

Idaho Board Opposes Higher Load Limits Than State Rules

The Idaho board of highway directors said posting load limits beyond section 49-611 of Idaho code is not feasible in the overall welfare of the state. The statement comes as the state weighs load limit regulations and transportation safety.

Idaho Idaho Board of Highway Directors

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County Dairyman Ange Ern's Appliance & Sport Shop Eaners USAC_Fraternity Lowing Ing Board of Highway Directors Johnson Grover Maxine Lederle Sharp & Dohme Cutter and Franklin Products McKesson SUN Evelyn Sharron Standard Make Ronson Whitman Mealth Franklin Louse Franklin Pinkeye J. Homer McKesson’s Kodacraft Kodak Meainen Homer Johnson Grover Swallow State of Richard Hadnot Barbara Gould Gillette Paris Cologne Richard Hudnut KING Makesson
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