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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
4
Unsulphured molasses features as a sweetener and glaze for baked ham. Mix molasses with mustard and brush on the ham during the final 45 minutes. Simmer potatoes and apples in molasses with butter for a caramel finish, yielding eight servings.
Sgt. W. G. Angel explains education is a major Air Force selling point. The program offers high school to postgraduate courses at bases and worldwide correspondence through the Armed Forces Institute. Opportunities include earning a diploma with free housing, meals, clothing, and a salary while training. Contact Preston or Ogden offices to enroll.
The Oxford ward held its annual conference with Gayle Kendall conducting and Waldea F Fisher reading. Music directed by Annabell Kendall and Wilma Ward. Local members and visitors attended temple sessions, Sunday school programs, releases, and family visits across Salt Lake City, Pocatello, Paris Idaho, and nearby towns.
The May 1 condition of Idaho ranges was the lowest for this time of year since 1923. The average condition stood at 65 percent, 13 points below last year and 15 below the 1944-53 average. A cool spring slowed grass growth while April storms improved soil moisture in parts of the state.
Unusually heavy supplemental feeding kept cattle and sheep alive though below average. Hay supplies declined forcing more stock onto ranges with expected shrink. May 1 hay per animal unit at a multi year low. Calf and lamb losses from April storms slightly above average. Range feed conditions remain poor, with Montana and surrounding states showing uneven moisture and new grass in some local pockets.
County Agent Daniel Roberts notes wild carrot also called biscuit root or cogs willin grows on red clay and dry lands in Franklin County. The weed blooms late April to early May and is hard to control once established. Agronomists say cultivation or 2 4-D must be used before bloom. when land is inaccessible spraying may be done by airplane.
Delford Sharpa woke to flames from a faulty electric blanket. He kicked off the blankets to escape the heat and avoid injury, escaping unharmed as the mattress burned.
Growth conditions continue in much of Wyoming eastern Colorado southwest Kansas and western Oklahoma with only limited local relief from rain and snow.
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