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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1947
Page
5
A. K. McNeill of the Union Pacific Railroad urges Idaho coal dealers and the Idaho Coal Dealers association to have residents lay in coal during the coming summer for use next fall and winter. He stresses planning ahead to ensure adequate supply for domestic and commercial consumers.
Preston coal dealers urge local customers to fill bins and store as much coal as possible to guard against possible shortages this fall. McNeill notes war-time car supply, rising western demand, increased beet sugar production, and beet service ties will limit coal car availability into next year. Dealers already store as much coal as possible to free future supply for local customers.
Dayton Bishop and Mrs H Glenn Bingham celebrate the birth of a son. Multiple local families including the Archibalds Galloways and Coburns visit relatives in Filer Eden and Logan. Eighth grade commencement lists 49 graduates with Dayton contributing 15. A welcome home for Emma Phillips and a trousseau tea for Roberta Sharp mark social highlights.
Mound Valley and Thatcher residents shared a weekend of church and community events. Stake leaders from Logan spoke at sacrament meeting. Relief society activities wrap up soon. clothing drive runs Monday to Tuesday. Grace high school grads noted. Egypt baseball beat Mound Valley 14 to 8 with Keith Nielsen pitching nine innings. Several residents travel to Montana. 4-H sewing meeting planned. ward social drew many families. total 90-table dinner featured. 52 children entertained. Local residents Roy Pond and S Summer Pond hosted guests. Grace cv high graduates include DeMar Barthlome and Roma Bennett. Robert McGregor of USAC visited relatives in the area. Jim Elsmore from Logan visiting relatives for several days.
Farmers rely on abundant honey bee populations to pollinate at least 50 crops grown in the country and to boost yields. The message emphasizes the critical role of bees in agricultural success and food production.
The average rider makes 303 trips annually across trolley coaches street cars and gas buses.
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