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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
4
Fragmented OCR passage describes a yeast dough method with lukewarm water and milk, sugar, salt, shortening, eggs, and flour to form soft dough. It instructs rising until doubled, punching down, shaping into rolls and coffee cakes, plus sugar fruit glaze preparation and canning in jars or jelly glasses.
Basic sweet dough is prepared and divided into two methods for rolls. One method forms muffin cup rolls with brown sugar butter and pecan halves. the other creates a ring shape with a jelly-roll style fill and optional glass icing, nuts, and fillings.
Such bountiful supplies of fresh cranberries are noted. The guide suggests making cranberry sauce and filling pint or quart jars. After adjusting lids, process in a boiling water bath for 15 minutes.
A fragmented OCR item lists cranberries and oranges with seedless raisins and a cup reference. The readable bits imply a shopping or recipe note without complete context or quantities.
Ancient deposits on Santa Creek in the St. Joe National Forest reveal 23 carbonized logs embedded in a rock wall. The 8 to 27 inch diameter specimens are extinct oak redwood beech and bald cyple species no longer native to the region.
The Bunker Hill Sullivan complex is among the largest lead producers in the United States and likely the world. In 1948 lead output across Idaho and neighboring mines exceeded 177 million pounds, with several mines each producing over 4,000,000 ponds and accounting for about 78 percent of the state total. Zinc output surpassed prior records for the first time since 1943.
The Snake River rises in Wyoming and winds southwest across Idaho before turning north and then west to the sea. It is described as the largest river in the Columbia Basin, with a flow distance noted as 1000 miles in the readable excerpt.
Geologists debate the Snake River path before the last ice age as volcanic eruptions reshaped its course. The river carved Hell's Canyon after flowing from Idaho through Oregon to the sea, creating Bonneville Lake and reshaping the region. The river now irrigates thousands of acres and powers four states. Harold J Chapman, son of John D Chapman, has been assigned to Edwards Air Force Base as a sheet metal worker after serving in World War II and the China Burma India theater. He is married to Genevieve Buchanan and has two sons Allan and Kirk.
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