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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1958
Page
9
The text explains that high mountain altitude lowers air pressure, enabling low temperature brewing which yields a delicate flavor and livelier sparkle. Fisher Beer is marketed as sparkle brewed to the altitude and an intermountain favorite, inviting readers to try it.
A Diller Dollar or Summer's End marks the start of a new school year, capturing two sides of the moment. An experienced student grimly frowns at the books while younger children receive last minute guidance from their mother, revealing contrasting attitudes toward school as they begin away from home.
Weston Irene Neuenswander accompanied by Arlene Porter and children from Preston visited Brig ham City Ogden Lagoon and spent the day. Lawrence Merrills two Ogden grandchildren stayed with them while their mother Shirley Pitcher was hospitalized. Howard Nelson of Salmon visited his mother Martha Lundquist for a week. Sunday visitors at Vernell Mickelsen’s included Kenneth Nielsen and grandchild from Smithfield and Ollie Birch of Logan. W L Wickham of Hazelton stayed with Ben Georgeson from Friday to Sunday. Thomas Lemmon and baby of Salt Lake City were guests of Richard Lemmon on Sunday. Muttars recovering at home after surgery. Alma Nelson and three children from American Falls visited Myrtle Wentworth Sunday night and Labor Day. Tom Egbert of Salt Lake City visited over Labor Day weekend with Felix Feller.
The paper credits business firms for advertising support that makes the publication possible and invites readers to support local businesses to keep news about Franklin County residents flowing.
A collage of jokes and vignettes from a bar porch to a museum lobby. Anecdotes include taxer quips about debt and virtue, a turtle of humor about a German and Russian fisher, a scientist reviving a general to plot, a 40 ft mural claim, and a British nobleman’s son singing God Save the Queen. The piece closes with the Preston Citizen contact line and a safety note from Allstate about Memorial day weekend crashes.
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