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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
7
Fragmentary note recalls demand for snow on watershed area to aid water management. No clear individuals or organizations identified in readable text. Further context needed to determine date location or responsible authorities.
Multiple estates in Preston Idaho list claims procedures with four month deadlines. Leonard E Litz Susan Ann Litz Isabel Hurst Willard W M Spiers Mary S Poole T A Poole George A Bennett are named as deceased with administrators or executors appointed. First publications range March 10 to March 24 1955.
National supply of red and alsike clover seed is tight with Idaho increasing plantings in 1955. Idaho production fell from 1953 to 1954 while certified Jadino seed stocks rise. Alfalfa seed supply is high but export demand may limit domestic consumption relative to last year.
The All American Insurance Company and Lafayette Life Insurance Company of Lafayette Louisiana file their annual statement with Idaho officials for December 31 1954. It lists capital stock 335000 cash assets 2651673.45 total liabilities 2182948.85 surplus 468724.60 and Idaho business volumes including risks written premiums and losses. Rex McCullough secretary attests to the accuracy sworn February 24 1955.
A family reunion was held Saturday March 26 at the Hadhey and Martel Thomas and Willard homes. Guests included Leland A. Searle and family from Salt Lake City, Quentin Thomas and sons from Logan, Derris Thomas and children from Springfield, the Thomases, and the Hadleys with many relatives. County Commissioner James Abbott and family visited Boise recently. Donnie Merrill and Paul Dean Gambles are home from BYU and Salt Lake studies respectively.
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