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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1955
Page
16
The Changing Times editors warn Americans spend millions yearly on bogus medical cures. Quack devices and pills exploit cancer, diabetes, arthritis patients who abandon proven treatments. Advice urges consulting doctors and avoiding promises of cures and biased testimonials.
The Idaho Cattlemen's Assn sponsors the 16th annual fall range bull sale at the Filer fairgrounds on Oct. 22 starting 11 a.m. consignors from Idaho Utah and Wyoming enter about 200 bulls in lots of one to five. Grading Oct. 21 with futurity judging, overseen by judges Lyman Ipsen C W Hickman and A Nelson Hogan.
The A2 banquet and dance are planned for Saturday evening October 22 in the Legion Hall Twin Falls. All cattlemen are invited to attend. The Ida ho Cowbelles will award a $400 silver-mounted saddle at the banquet.
The Idaho fish and game department released a checklist of common hunting regulations often forgotten. It covers uncased guns, game preserve closures, shooting from highways or vehicles, tagging big game, meat care, check in and out of hunts, shooting hours, field dressing rules, upland bird handling, weapon restrictions, and possession limits.
The Preston Citizen reports on a local item at No 8 with unspecified details. The brief note references a local publication context and page segment.
Predicts radical shifts by the mid 1960s and 1970s across income, housing, food, work, photography, automotive tech, missiles, energy, and weather forecasting. Editors foresee higher productivity, lower taxes, four day work weeks, irradiated foods, reusable magnetic tape film, and a turbine powered car with few moving parts.
Last Friday a group of women including Mrs. Andrew Nyman and Mrs. Mary Sharp visited Cleveland. The Relief Society opening meeting was held at the ward chapel last Wednesday evening with President Sybil McGregor and counselors Phyllis Johnson and Idona Condie in charge. Members and their husbands attended, lunch was served, and games and dancing followed as Mr. and Mrs. Dean Panter drove to Logan midweek.
The Forest Service notes last year’s more than 40 million visits to national forests for camping picnicking fishing and other outdoor activities. It lists 4400 improved sites 210 winter areas 190 swimming places and 120000 miles of trails while urging users to keep areas clean as demand for outdoor recreation grows.
The note outlines plans to drive home a new car heading east sometime in November. It mentions multiple social visits and family events including Mr and Mrs George Perry called to Ogden due to their daughter's illness, and several gatherings with relatives and friends across Pocatello Tremonton and San Diego.
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