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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1960
Page
11
Idaho grown Sweet Spanish onions yield large even rings ideal for sandwiches soups and salads. Fry coated rings in hot fat until golden brown using a milk batter or fritter batter with eggs and flour. Keep rings separate on paper towels and serve hot.
Franklin County Vital Statistics lists births on Oct 6 7 and 8 with names including Mervin James Smith Weston Corme ih Dockstader Terry Kenny Anita Hardman and Jesse Franklin Taylor and Marlene Melinda McGuirk Brent Heiner Mona Dillon J rry Wayne Hatch Marilyn Kay Sorensen Panny Montoya Coleen Bennion and notes visits by Mrs Garland Kidd to Preston and greetings to Myrt Worteman Don Workman and Con Lowe of Grace.
Letters urge respect for farmers property and livestock during hunting season. The writer links real incidents of cattle harm water loss and arson to trespassing and gunfire, urging readers to avoid entering protected areas and to heed no trespassing signs to protect crops, stock, and families.
A quoted remark suggests a cautious approach to hunting and the desire for broader hunting areas. The speaker emphasizes discretion by withholding their name and hints at seeking wider opportunities for sport.
Mrs. Mary Neeley was surprised by relatives arriving from Salt Lake City Tre Monton Whitney Idaho Falls Cleveland and other towns to help celebrate her birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Neeley and families and several extended relatives.
Birth notices list six newborn boys in Preston Franklin and Venice with dates from October sixth to the twelfth. The Goodwin and Owen families at Preston share BYU attendance news with Charlotte working part time as a nurse and Wayne Owen studying at Provo. Armorel Hall and Lillian Jorgenson take a business and shopping trip to Lovan.
Idaho safety director Robert B. McCall warns October could hit the 10-year high of 26 fatalities, with a projected yearly total near 209 if patterns continue. He notes October is the heaviest month historically, though traffic volume drops after May to September.
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