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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1949

Page

7

Scarlet fever awareness and public health note from Idaho

A fragmented weekly column discusses Scarlet fever and its public health implications in Idaho. It notes transmission through personal contact and contaminated milk or food, urges seeking medical advice if exposed, and mentions the role of the Idaho Department of Public Health and community service, with reference to Armand Ly Birds.

Colums Idaho Assa of Public Armand

Border disease threat prompts US action on livestock

A U S veterinary warning urges tighter guard against foot and mouth disease crossing from Mexico. Officials stress quarantine limits and rapid vet checks as the virus may reach cattle swine sheep and goats, risking economic loss.

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Scarlet fever risks and care guidelines in Idaho counties

A health briefing reports Idaho counted 225 scarlet fever cases last year with Shoshone County highest at 29 and Valley, Bingham, Gooding, and Lincoln counties also affected. It outlines symptoms such as fever and sore throat, contagiousness, strict isolation for six to eight weeks, bed rest, nurse hygiene, and family precautions to prevent complications.

Idaho Department of “Public Health Shoshone Valley Bingham Lincoln Edastor

Preston Personal Notices Highlight Regional Visits

Mrs Howard Johnson and her daughter Mrs Carlson traveled to Salt Lake City Thursday. Mrs Carlson planned to return to San Diego after weeks in Preston. Mrs Reece Bybee and her son Kim of Downey visited last week with Mrs Beatrice Swainston. George Blackwell and Jim Amy arrived Friday night from Jerome to spend the weekend with Don and Mrs Smith southeast of town.

Howard” Johnson Richard "Carlson Salt Lake Carlson San Diego Preston Reece Bybee Kim Downey Beatrice Swainston George Blackwell Jim Amy Jerome Don Smith

Local families share news from Salt Lake trip and community events

Mr and Mrs Leo Halliday accompanied Mrs Wayne Hall to Salt Lake last Sunday and stayed with Mrs Mae Halliday and Mr Hall who is at the Veterans hospital. Brent Nash, son of Mr and Mrs Ariel Nash, serving as LDS missionary in the north central states, has become district president of the South Minnesota district. Elder Nash is remembered for music and school involvement. Mrs Nedra Potter of Salt Lake City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Hansen after the funeral services of a brother. Patricia Peterson, BYU student, visited her mother Mrs Dora Peterson in Presto during school breaks. Garfield and family traveled to Pres ton for the serious illness of Mrs John Farnes. C J Sharp attended the funeral of George Z Lamb in Hyde Park. Opal Arave and baby Lynn of Ogden visited grandparents Mr and Mrs George Peterson for two weeks.

Leo Halliday Wayne Hall Salt Lake Mae , Halliday Hall Veterans’ “Hospital Ariel” ‘Nash Brent Jast Vin North Central Minnesota Elder Nash USAC Nedra Potter Salt, Lake City Lee. Hansen Cloyd Larence Farnes Leo “Farnes Lavon’ Monson Blackfoot Jesse Kenneth Farnes Ogden Howard Taylor

Oxford Residents Attend Temple Excursion and Visits

Oxford residents hosted and visited relatives with a busy week of social calls. Attendees included Dave Anderson and family with temple excursion guests, Ernest Olson, N R Fisher, Lewis, Ray Hatch, and many others visiting Logan Pocatello Nevada and Weston. Two Oxford youths from Washington TM Hatch and Clair Fisher accepted LDS mission calls.

Dave Anderson Kates Russell Keller Platt Ward Clait Ken Idall Henry Hatch Jack" Coburn Ray Nevada Wills Verl Hendrick Wean Ernest .Olson Marian Olson Pocatello Wand H. Gregerson Warren Erickson Belton Clair Fisher LDS ‘Church

Untitled fragment on tax bills and state gaps

Fragmentary: references twenty three states gone sideling and bills to boost the gas tax. Details are unclear due to OCR damage.

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