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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
8
Administrators in Washington this week tackle the 85th Congress farm law with sweeping changes for corn cotton rice oats barley rye and grain sorghums. Officials estimate costs and impact on surpluses remain unclear with many compromises and unsettled support rates.
Banida and Salt Lake City visitors joined local families over the weekend. Frank Bagley and son of Pullman Washington arrived to spend the week with Harold A Larson and Geddes family. Glimpses of recitals and Sunday talks highlighted by piano solos from Janet Swann and Sherilynn Manning along with youth program from Debra Christensen and Pamela Geddes.
Dr. Gustav Bohstedt notes that cattle grazing alkali ranges still need supplementary salt. Forest Service tests show one pound of salt requires licking 823 pounds of soil or 106 pounds of free alkali, impractical in two weeks. Free-choice salt adds about two thirds of a pound monthly beyond forage intake.
Reports note cattle on alkali ranges drink limited salt at first but increase intake as adaptation occurs. Liberal sugar or molasses in feed do not reliably prevent ketosis in dairy herds. research continues for effective feeding and management.
The Banida community reports blue ribbons for the first year clothing club under Mrs Carma Geddes and Cheryl Geddes and blue and red ribbons for the second year club led by Marjorie Hollingsworth. Goldie Christensen’s cooking club earned blue ratings while the dairy club led by Hugh J Geddes and Ronald Lund received a plaque for sportsmanship and cleanliness.
Treasureton residents Eunice Perry and son Richard joined by Ralph and Colleen Perry visited Salt Lake City over Labor Day weekend. Many relatives attended gatherings, including DeAnn and Colleen Howell, while others enjoyed fishing near Palisades Dam and visits to Riverdale and Smithfield.
Weston Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neuen Swander visited Salt Lake City with Kerma and Doyle Neuen Swander and joined Mr. and Mrs. Melford Inglet. They attended BYU Provo graduation where son Val earned a degree and received an AFROTC commission as second lieutenant. Val will report to San Antonio on Sept 22 for Air Force chaplain school. Shane Lundquist and family were guests of Mrs. Martha Lundquist and Mr. and Mrs. Neuen Swander for a marriage celebration.
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