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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1948
Page
4
Idaho may replace 2 year licenses with exams and tests to assess driving ability. Safety groups editors and the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce report rising support for physical examinations eye and color tests and road tests before licensing. Texas denial figures are cited to support stricter vision standards.
The campaign of Governor Thomas E. Dewey steady advances the Dewey Warren bid while focusing on farm policy and conservation. Dewey faces Democratic opposition in Congress but appeals to farmers and union members weary of current policy and seeks a stable foreign policy.
Thatcher Lit erary club met on Wednesday with business discussed and lunch served. Local families including Mendenhall and Hogan attended events and trips to Logan Bear Lake and California were noted. Death of Dora Larkin age 87 at Thatcher home announced by Larkin mortuary Ogden.
University of Idaho dairy head D L Fourt says a home mixed calf meal with 15 to 25 percent skim milk powder can be profitable as milk prices rise and feed costs fall. Start calves on meal at seven to ten days, allow up to four pounds daily, then phase to dry feed by eight weeks and replace later with a grain mix.
Clifton and nearby communities flow with visits and travel. Diane Talbot visits in New Plymouth with Van Leuven grandparents while Jimmie Peters travels from Stevensville to see friends. Local families attend canyon party drafts and outings to Battle Creek monument and other historical sites. A newborn arrives at Preston hospital and local moves include the Talbots purchasing a Sperry Home and Bert Henderson acquiring the old Carpenter property.
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