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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1957
Page
16
A 1948 espionage tale recalls two German jet and missile scientists who worked with the United States then joined Russia to study progress and later slipped back to Berlin. The report suggests top officials knew and approved the plan and warned of a vulnerable era ahead.
Idaho extension soils specialist Charles G. Painter warns that fertilizing without a soil test is risky and costly. He notes soil tests indicate needs but nitrogen levels remain uncertain, so demonstration plots help farmers judge nitrogen effects and adjust annual testing to save money.
Weston residents joined relatives in Hazelton for a weekend, with many attending the Preston union meeting and Primary social. Genera Wash stayed in Salt Lake City with daughter Betty and her newborn girl, while Maurice Tingey and Soneta Fennesbeck attended a St Charles stake institute last weekend.
A brief note directs readers to contact The Preston Citizen at No. 8 for news tips and alerts. The message frames the paper as the point of contact for local information and community updates.
Local residents attend a civic music concert in Logan on October nine. The Primary was reorganized at ward conference October thirteen with Joyce Bowles sustaining as president and Mary as secretary. Visitors include the Hyde and Cottle families, plus relatives from Brigham City, Hagerman and Idaho Falls.
Classified pad notice highlights local buy and sell options from PRES TON CITIZEN. Readers can place ads for miscellaneous items, services, and listings through the community classifieds column.
St Peter's Catholic Church at 308 East Oneida is led by Rev. Francis A Peterson as pastor.
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