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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1959
Page
12
Salt deprivation in livestock causes eye, bone, and reproductive problems as Johns Hopkins researchers show. In a Wisconsin test chickens were given a tablespoon of salt per gallon of water as the sole drinking source for 24 hours to halt cannibalism.
Representatives from the Prescott Chamber of Commerce Fair Board and National Guard met to discuss an armory in Franklin County. The County Commissioners agreed to participate and levy a maximum of one mill for 1960 and ongoing funding. A site committee was formed to locate suitable land and will meet Col. Geo Bennett at 11:30 AM Oct 20, 1959 at the County Courthouse.
A father faced a pivotal decision described in a fragmented passage as part of a larger narrative. The readable elements suggest a focus on family choice and a consequential outcome. Details remain limited but hint at personal conflict and a setting rooted in domestic life.
A father addresses his son Jim about maturity and responsibility. The boy humorously replies that if he died, he would still be present where he is. The piece centers on a witty exchange about handling life’s seriousness.
Franklin County officials and Preston city leaders met to discuss building a National Guard Armory. Col Geo Bennett outlined priorities with Preston listed fourth on the Idaho priority list. Project cost estimated at 841,150 with federal 75 percent, state 15 percent, and county 10 percent. Additional county facilities would be county funded.
Commissioners weighed the proposal and the project and put both under advisement for quick executive review. The meeting recessed as Clerk Co. L. Swenson noted the actions taken.
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