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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1966
Page
14
Local data show installment debt rising nationally and in Franklin County. The average family owes about 810 dollars for consumer goods and loans, with total county debt around 1.71 million dollars and about 68 dollars monthly repayment per family.
Norris L Mickelson of Lewiston learns that his Holstein Duchess 4388965 has been awarded 2E for body type by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. The 2E mark follows a history of earlier Excellent classifications, underscoring her value in the breed improvement program among the roughly 75,000 registered cows scored each year.
Avilda Merrill born May 14 1904 in Downey died Monday at her Preston home aged 62. She married Clarence Orin Merrill in Logan in 1925 and he died in 1963. Survived by daughters Myrna Jensen and Miggs Lower six grandchildren and siblings with many extended relatives noted. Funeral was held Wednesday in Preston First LDS ward chapel with burial in Preston City Cemetery.
Farmers are reminded petitions nominating a farmer for ASC community committeeman may be filed anytime before November. Eligible voters may sign petitions and vote. three committee members and two alternates are chosen in November in Franklin county. Committees administer programs including Conservation, Acreage Allotments, Marketing Quotas, and Loans under the Agriculture Secretary.
Newe l Hart recounts Maratha Kershaw known as Scrub of Preston Scrub recalls early town days from 1904 Central School to the Outhouse Celebration and World War I era with vivid, humorous recollections of hills turbines Canales and the people who shaped the valley through years of growth and change.
The reminiscence recalls Scrub Kershaw in Preston recalling the first beet patch in the Fourth ward and a thrifty thinning hoe made from a mower blade and a curved apple branch. His vivid memory highlights how such details preserve the culture and nourish those who knew him.
Lost white faced ewe and red H on jump phone 852 0806 for sale. Girls bicycle 151 dollars, boys bicycle 20 dollars. 181 Larsen Drive or phone 852 1365. Nicely furnished one or two bedroom apartment for rent at 57 South 1st East. Phone 852 0800.
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