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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
12
Dr WO Young of Idaho health cautions that decayed teeth can cause rapid infection spreading to jaw tissues and even brain veins, risking death. He urges regular dental care and routine visits to family dentists to prevent serious complications.
Reuel H Skinner son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth F Skinner of Star Route Preston graduates from nine weeks of recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego Calif The exercises end with a full dress parade and review by military officials and civilian dignitaries The raw recruit is developed into a Navy bluejacket ready for fleet duty
Navy lieutenant Leonard S. C. Parkinson, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard G Parkinson of Franklin, and husband of Joyce Keller of Preston, is serving at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station in Santa Ana California.
The note instructs callers to contact The Preston Citizen newspaper at number eight for reporting news items.
The Washington farm debate shows Benson and Congress at odds over farm law revisions. Eisenhower vetoed a price support bill after Benson urged passage, with backing reportedly from Nixon. The episode leaves many congressmen convinced future farm bills need Benson’s approval.
A field day for sheep men and range enthusiasts will be held at the U S Sheep Experiment Station near Dubois Idaho on Tuesday May. The event starts about 6 am at headquarters and runs to 4 pm. The program features range work results and station sheep breeds Tasguee Columbia and Rambouillet with joint University Idaho and U S Department of Agriculture participation. The event is open to all interested.
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Biologists monitor pheasant crowing to gauge male to female ratios, using two minute listening intervals at regular routes to assess winter sex balance and population trends. State fishing and hunting licenses remain unchanged since 1955, residency rules apply, and May 1 opens trout fishing in northern Idaho lakes with few closures near spawning runs.
Allis-Chalmers announces the P-91 experimental crawler tractor using a Boeing 502-100 gas turbine power unit replacing the diesel. The project aims to test turbine drive for future tractors with built-in torque conversion and comparable noise to diesel operation.
Pvt Edwin Hendrickson, a 1953 Preston High School graduate, finished the eight week teletype Socratic course at the Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Georgia after entering the Army last September. He previously trained at Fort Ord California and was employed by Union Pacific Railroad in civilian life at Pocatello. His wife JoAnn and his parents are listed as alive.
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