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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
2
The text narrates a caveman accidentally dropping meat into fire leading to tasting it and deciding to roast rather than eat raw meat. It claims this marks the start of cookery. It then provides a recipe for BEEF a la DEUTSCH with kidney and beef, onions, mushrooms, peppers, garlic, tomatoes, Madeira wine, olives, and steps to brown, simmer, and serve with German-fried potatoes.
Riverdale report lists James Tate of Idaho Falls recovering from cataract surgery. Airman 2/c Dale J. Woolf writes from Edwards AFB that his mother attends school in Minneapolis for aircraft repair training. Numerous relatives from Salt Lake City Logan Brigham City and Ovid visited the Forsgren and Larsen families this week.
Dayton social news reports Sunday school led by I H Taylor. Dianne Rodrero and Dwight Jen sen give short talks. Kay Ralphs son released from Preston hospital after near tragedy and returned for a checkup. Ruth Rogers returns from Salt Lake City to Dayton. Willden and Rogers families weekend hunting trip. Don Dalley family visits St Charles and Bear Lake County trip with Lyman Balls. Bishop Don Dalley and counselors visit Kay Ralphs in hospital.
Ezra Taft Benson faces a new cost estimate for the Brannan Plan, with projections ranging from 7.5 to 105 billion dollars a year. Proponents argue for farmer parity payments, while critics warn of high costs, price shifts, and higher taxes. The debate recalls the controversial 1949 plan linked to Charles Brannan and Congress.
Miss Emma Phillips and her brother Will of Hazelton attended a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kirkbride. Lola Frew and granddaughter Sandra of Ogden visited Emma Phillips and accompanied her parents to Ogden. Guests included James Call's birthday dinner, with Emma Phillips Will Phillips Sam Atkinson and Gladys Bigham of Smithfield visiting Virgil Archibald Saturday.
John T Flynn argues that political manipulation by northern white politicians fuels southern racial strife over segregation. He asserts minority voting blocs in states like New York and Illinois shape national discourse, challenges the Supreme Court’s authority, and warns of a constitutional shift under Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower.
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