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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1959

Page

13

Preston Whitney Irrigation Co Delinquent Stock Assessment

At a Oct 14 1959 directors meeting an eight percent assessment on capital stock was levied and is due by Nov 21 1959. Delinquent stock will be advertised for sale by law and sold at public auction. Payments accepted at secretary’s office room 11 Larsen Building or by mail.

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These Women by Alessia Robin Hood

A fragmented OCR snippet features a dialogue where a lawyer questions a defendant about an alleged kiss and romantic advances. The text shifts to a curious aside about a moonbeam and a hungry, impulsive remark. The excerpt mixes humor and innuendo without a clear whole narrative.

Estate of Ira Quince Rice deceased notice

Notice is given that all claims against the estate of Ira Quince Rice, deceased, must be presented with vouchers to the executrix Myra W. Rice at Preston Idaho within four months after first publication. First published Oct 29 1959 Last published Nov 19 1959. Attorney Dell W. Smith for executrix.

Ira Quince Rice Preston Franklin County Idaho Myra W. Rice Dell W. Smith Executrix

Telephone service change sparks concern over personal calls

A reader notes that a proposed policy would treat personal calls as taxpayer concerns and suggests residents could implement their own party line by removing the building's telephone service or sharing via a party line.

Boss hires graduate who must sweep office

After hiring a young man, the employer assigns him to sweep the office for his first job. The college graduate protests his task, but the boss insists it is appropriate. The anecdote ends with the practical, humorous exchange over expectations.

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