The Pheston Citizen At No 4
A brief item notes a local newspaper called The Pheston Citizen issuing a notice or listing at address No 4. The readable fragment mentions the newspaper title and a numeric address read as part of a public notice.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1959
Page
12
A brief item notes a local newspaper called The Pheston Citizen issuing a notice or listing at address No 4. The readable fragment mentions the newspaper title and a numeric address read as part of a public notice.
A playful collection of anecdotes includes Herb Shriner protesting mail handling by a postmaster and a child resisting cold feet in bed. A newlywed couple seeks anonymity in a Pullman car but faces curious stares, while a porter clarifies only being told they were friends.
An Idaho owned firm began life insurance operations this week after a meeting in Twin Falls. Syringa Life Insurance Company officials announced a 1.1 million dollar stock subscription and a nationwide agent rollout with Founder policies to follow statewide. Top sales honors went to Seldon D. Sorenson and Donald Jay McCandless with other Idaho performers honored.
A humorous column mocks federal spending and politics. Treasury buys a money counting machine while Congress handles funds by the pound. A Baltimore naked-cigarette case and English judge on wives are debated with satirical jabs. The World Book cites mounting a horse from the left.
A satirical newspaper fragment features a hospital scene with a doctor joke about knocking, a ninth grader's essay entry about emergencies, a quip on money as consolation, and a jokes about advertising. It also notes Joe E Lewis being discharged after doctors found a money shortage on his hip area.
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