The Citizen and the Press History Amid Changes
The Citizen describes its roles and costs illustrating local influence and rural correspondents paid modestly. It traces newspaper origins in Boston and Philadelphia, noting early printers Franklin and Isaiah, and highlights the enduring value and rising costs of modern newspapers.
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United” States
Boston
London
Publick
Benjamin
Harris
Benjamin Franklin
Isiah
Thomas
Franklin
Courant
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania “Gazette
Roamin Around Classifieds Prompt Local Buy Sell Tips
A reader questions why people try to pull scams on local firms and urges using the PRES TON CITIZEN classified page for buying and selling. The note reflects editorial commentary on business conduct and classifieds utility.
Nancy Haven's Recipe of the Month Fruit Salad and Raspberry Sherbet
A cooling fruit salad recipe with Raspberry Sherbet centerpiece. Instructions detail gelatin, lemon juice, water, beet sugar and beaten egg whites, plus fruit arrangement and freezing steps. Recipe invites readers to request Sauce and Toppings by mail from Nancy Haven, Dept. S-4, Western Beet Sugar Producers, Salt Lake City Utah.
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Nancy Haven
Western Beet Sugar Producers, Inc
Phillips Petroleum Building
Salt Lake City
Utah
Arlene Woolf Career Path At Idaho College Aid
Arlene Woolf profiles her future in nursing after two years at Ricks College. Mrs Howland notes extensive laboratory equipment purchases and a donation from Idaho Falls Hospital of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to the lab.
Local Church Notes and Family Announcements
Clifton Sacrament services were held Sunday afternoon. Don Wayne Jessop, newborn son of Mrs. Dennis Jessop of Salt Lake, was named by his grandfather Don Wayne Jessop. Randy Howell and David Ward were confirmed as church members by their fathers, Claude Howell and Burnice Ward. Janet Davis was released as junior Sunday school chorister and Renee Mortensen as assistant chorister. Wanda Mortensen became junior chorister with Renee Mortensen as assistant. Assistant choristers included Annal Ward Karen Taylor Pauline Rice and Carol Ward. The Relief Society opened its meeting led by president Ardus Williams with theology by Annie Hatch of Oxford aided by LaRee Croshaw. Music directed by Vinnie Hawkes with Blanche Henderson at the piano. Mrs Edith Henderson Adell Viehweg and her mother Mrs E P Moser from Preston left for Boise Nampa and Meridian to visit Francis in Nampa and relatives Lew Hess. they plan to stay until Saturday.
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Dennis Jessop
Salt Lake
Don Wayne Jessop
Randy Howell
Claude Howell
David Ward
Burnice Ward
Janet’ Davis
Renee Mortensen
Wanda Mortensen
Renee ‘Mortensen
Annal Ward
Karen Taylor
Pauline Rice
Carol Ward
Relief: Society
Ardus ‘Williams
Relief Society
Annie
Final request hints at marriage and past conflict
A dying man asks his wife to marry again, naming John Ferndotan as a match. She recalls a grudge from years ago over trading her a broken-down Chevrolet twelve years earlier, reflecting unresolved hurt and emotion.
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John’ Ferndotan
Fall Treatment Said Effective For Noxious Weeds
Johnson, Franklin county weed supervisor, urges fall treatment of small weed patches using sodium chlorate at 10 pounds per square rod to kill all weeds in the patch. For larger patches or where soil sterilants are costly, four pounds of 2 4 D per acre, thoroughly sprayed, can reduce patches and prevent spread into next year or two.
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Johnson
Franklin County
Offbeat Narratives Highlight City Life Jokes
A truck driver recalls nightly baths before bed, noting a neighboring redhead has moved away. A harried mother deflects her daughter’s claim a doctor’s kid gets special treatment. A panhandler’s plea leads to an offer of breakfast instead of a dime, illustrating street encounters in city life.
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NEW
Plymouths
Preston, Idaho
Magi Ayen
Shittys Tire Shop
State
Phono
Nancy
Haven’s
Arlene Woolf
Clifton
Zonolite
Preston
Aitic
King Coal
Ad Service
Preston. Cliizen
South
Hiakio
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