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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1959
Page
5
A retrospective portrait lauds Clara Barton as founder of the American Red Cross who fought timidity to serve the sick and wounded in Civil War and subsequent conflicts. The piece notes famine relief, Armenian Massacre aid, and Barton’s lasting legacy of humanitarian work.
Mink Creek hosts open house Friday at Community House in Richmond for Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Rasmussen. Bride Carla Dobson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orvald Dobson, of Richmond, with Rasmussen’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Rasmussen. All invited. Brucia Crane led relief society literature lesson on Benjamin Franklin week prior. Farm Bureau officers and members also...
Fairview residents and relatives are listed with visits to Salt Lake City Pocatello Carnation Washington Rexburg and Brigham City. A wedding occurred November 20 with Bishop Wendell Rawlings officiating and a reception at the Fairview recreation hall followed by family and friends in attendance.
Massey Ferguson analysts warn the U S must boost total food output by about one third by 1975 to feed a projected population of 178 million or more. Demand for beef pork milk eggs and poultry will rise sharply, while higher yields and cropland shifts are needed to curb surpluses and keep prices profitable for farmers.
Douglas Nelson was elected county representative for Mink Creek local while Delmer Olson leads as local chair man Floyd Erickson becomes first vice chairman and Orland Rasmussen second vice chair man. Weekend college students Betty Jo Nelson Kathryn Wilde Brent Rasmussen Nathan Olson and Scott Seamons visited. Community members visited relatives in Logan Franklin and Ogden with multiple gatherings noted. A wedding reception for Linda and Brent Christensen drew many attendees. About 40 percent of Americas 4,700,000 farmers hold outside jobs with farming income often secondary and part time farming most common in the south and southeast.
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in the Weston city office on Monday, Dec. 14, 1959, to elect two commissioners for four-year terms from districts one and three. Nominations close Monday, Dec. 7, 1959, with Norman Fonnesbeck, clerk. Polls open 1 to 5 p.m. First published Nov. 26 1959. Last published Dec. 10 1959.
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