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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1955
Page
2
A collage of rural humor and travel anecdotes features a bathtub sales pitch gone wrong a farmer recounting a fatal quicksand tale signs along highways confederate cooking Yankee style and a risky parlor car encounter all told with a dated lighthearted tone.
A collage of quips and stories on motherhood, marriage, and family life. A teen mother of two speaks to early marriage’s claimed benefits while a college student laments absence of support from home. A joke about a kangaroo and a misfit father emphasizes cultural humor of the era.
Mink Creek residents attend LDS mission home events and visits across Salt Lake City Ogden and Logan. Local 4 H achievements include blue ribbons in styling sewing and cooking with names of participants and judges noted. Bishop Lloyd Christensen sustains eye injury. recovery expected after steel shard removal.
Norman Bell and Scott Seamons suffered injuries when their pickup rolled on the Mink Creek Preston road. Seamons was ejected and treated for cuts and bruises at Preston hospital. Bell was pinned, suffered a concussion and cuts, released Saturday to stay with grandparents in Mink Creek. Parents from Ogden took Bell home Sunday. George Jensen recovering from eye operation at Rigby home and plans USAC sophomore entry this fall pending stitches removal and eye treatment.
The Preston Citizen issue references a specific item at No. 8. It notes a local matter with discrete details about a community action or notice. Further context is not provided in the fragment.
Horticulturists warn against applying fertilizer too early as dahlias bloom poorly if fed in the first five weeks after emergence. Dahlias prefer hot weather while roots need cool soil. Mulching is beneficial to health and growth.
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