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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
13
The article notes pasture is valuable but not essential for market pigs. Modern rations with alfalfa meal vitamins and trace minerals allow fattening on concrete, while pasture remains preferred for sows and early growth. Sanitation and clean quarters aid efficiency. Europe favors confinement and fewer pasture needs.
Community notes record visits among residents, a Relief Society literature lesson on The Tempest, ward dances directed by Sterling and Joyce Yeaman, Beehive and scout performances, and a younger youth dance group. Also listed are genealogical board gathering, memorial and church programs, and a creditors notice for Victor R. Fisher estate in Franklin County Idaho.
A 15 percent assessment on par stock value was levied by the Franklin Cub River Pumping Co directors on April 23 1958 payable by June 1 1958 to Treasurer L W Hatch Franklin Idaho. Unpaid shares after June 1 1958 become delinquent and will be sold July 1 1958 at 2 PM in Franklin Village Hall to cover the delinquent assessment and costs of advertising and sale.
May marks the start of garden and field crop projects run by the cooperative extension service. About a million 4-H members ages 10 to 21 learn plant selection, soil management, marketing, and nutrition while competing for county and state honors. State winners go to the national 4-H congress in Chicago with $400 college scholarships.
More than 350,000 volunteer 4-H leaders have received training for the projects they supervise. A clothing leaders program, now in its third year, is designed to train 4-H clothing leaders and extension workers under the title Getting the Most Out.
More than 30 000 women received instruction and taught at least 100 000 girls in 4 H sewing projects. Two day training courses in multiple locations earned graduates a certificate of merit with Singer Sewing Machine Co backing across 44 states and Alaska.
The Preston Citizen reports on a local matter with brief details readable in the OCR fragment. Key names and places are partially visible, outlining an event or notice from a Preston area source.
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