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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1959
Page
2
A. G. Condie of the county agricultural stabilization and conservation committee explains a new farm definition effective this year. The definition centers on operation, grouping adjoining land under same ownership and nearby lands under different ownership but operated by the same person, with criteria on productivity and past farming arrangements.
A recipe promotes Applesauce Cereal Cookies using ready to eat high protein cereal with spices. It touts cereal and milk as economical, nutritious, and ideal for after school or evening snacking during a Spring Cereal and Milk Festival in April.
Farmers can obtain detailed information at the county ASC office about applying the new farm definition. The Washington release says the wheat mixture provision will be dropped with the 1960 wheat crop, affecting acreages, grading, and marketing, while the 30 acre feed wheat option remains available for farmers who grow feed wheat for farm use.
Sherilynn Manning and Dennis Bell led junior Sunday school talks while Cathleen Gergersen and Monte Miles spoke in senior sessions. A infant daughter was blessed in Banida. Gay Lynn named by her father. Idaho Falls temple ceremony witnessed by Thorn Lowe family. Salt Lake City visitors welcomed, Tracy Baxter and Sharon Larson welcome a newborn daughter May 1 in Salt Lake City. Harold Larson and family visit to see granddaughter.
The World Book Encyclopedia notes that a cavalry horse named Comanche was the sole survivor from the Custer's Last Stand clash. This marks a tidbit about the famous 1876 battle and one animal linked to the defeat.
Rebecca Ann Panter and Tracy Bea Conlin were given by relatives, and Brad Darwin Talbot named by his father. Sunday guests included the Talbots of Preston and a Pocatello daughter-in-law. Mrs. Ethel Johnson hosted Christine’s birthday party. Friends enjoyed a wiener roast and games. Calvin Kingsbury family visited from Bountiful. Ward reunion attendees included Paul Adams, Paul Allen, Leslie Wright, Horace Wright. Relief society day featured plastic tote bags and quilting under Mary Panter.
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