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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1951

Page

9

Mink Creek Community Contacts and Visits Throughout Week

Mink Creek residents hosted relatives and friends from Bear Lake Malad Preston Salt Lake Ogden and Pocatello for weekend and weekday visits. Local events included church services a farewell party for Dallas Keller and a Peterson reunion in Grace with many attendees.

Orville Jensen Dave Parker Bearlake County Ferdinand Christensen Albert Errmouspe Malad Oscar Wilde Muriel Nye Kristy Clearfield Oscar Nelson Snend Anderson Lavon Bowman Mapleton Myron Day Preston Arthur Blodgett Ogden Jescilla Bowman Lava Hot Springs Jacob Johnson Pocatello Lloyd Christensen Blaine Larsen W. H. Shuldberg Terreton Nephi Nielson Kenneth Idaho State College Elma Keller Francis Lee Claude, Jr Salt Lake Lima Jepson Lee Ann Eleanor Donald Andra Lloyd Mitchell Fillmore Lionel Keller Mitchell Helen Keller Bill Watson Lael Thatcher Mary Sigley Perth Australia Claude D. Keller Allen Christensen William Hulse Mildred Keller Buelah Beckstead Dallas Keller Carl Rasmussen Grace Dallas Jewell Christensen Arne Oien Anna Swenson Lina Curtis Keller Hortence Larsen Darrell Bell Valera C. Mecham Carolyn and Linden Soda Springs Henry Christensen Asael Bell Elaine Westerberg John Olson Quintin Casperson Tarval Keller Delilah Keller Mink Creek John Bennett Carol Jean Michael Twin Falls Wm. E. Crane Richard Haworth Terry Savannah Delbert Keller Douglas Nelson Georgia California Korea Gilbert Keller Gordon Peterson Stake House Rosetta Jensen Earl Baird Lynn Nelson Isaac Evans Rhonda Christensen Raccone Christensen LaRee Christensen Linda Keller Sacrament Gem Mary Jean Baird Devon Baird Lakeva Findley Bear Lake County Anna Keller Lesie Keller Floyd Keller Death Valley Calif Delmer Keller Rex Crane Montana Washington Edgar Gordon Mahalia Jensen Ada Jensen Jimmy Baird Violet Larsen Lima Jensen Elmyra Baird Reana Christensen Minkreek Hannah Pearson Nelda Jensen Sarah Rasmussen Glencoe Carl Christensen Hooper Springs Montpelier Stella Randall Eleanor Jepsen Zeldon Christensen Lynn Ronald Willard Nelson Faye Wilde Ranchers Club Deer Cliff Inn Cub River Canyon Merlin Wilde Willis Roper Loren Keller Wenzil Keller Joe Leon Roper Ross Barrington Riverdale Frank Edwards Fort Lewis Wash Norma Jensen Mark Hanni Moore Hansen Ricky Wayne Leeral Jensen Freeman Jensen Valdemar Christensen

Polio Education Key in National March of Dimes Program

David F Weeks Idaho representative notes polio education aids training for doctors nurses and therapists and helps prevent and manage polio cases. The March of Dimes spends most funds on patient aid with 1950 expenditures surpassing 20 million and Idaho totaling over 2 million for patient care. The foundation funds hospital costs nursing drugs equipment and transport and underwrites care at Idaho facilities including Ellis Convalescent Home in Boise. The program also sustains a major research effort seeking cure and prevention.

National Foundation For Weeks Idaho March of Dimes Ellis Convalescent Boise

Feeding Merits Of Brome Grass Alfalfa Analyzed

Feeding experiments at state and university stations show no significant difference in feeding value between alfalfa and alfalfa brome grass hays for growing and fattening lambs. In Wyoming cows fed alfalfa and native grass produced more milk, New Hampshire data show brome grass higher digestible energy, and Idaho lamb feeding trials indicate similar gains across mixtures. Also noted is that alfalfa grass mixtures better reduce soil erosion.

South Dakota State Experiment Station Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station University of Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station Wyoming Experiment Station New Hampshire University of Idaho T B. Keith Animal Husbandry C. W. Hickman Russell H. Stark Aberdeen Nursery Unit Soil Conservation Service University of Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station J Aberdeen Franklin County

State budget shows modest cuts across departments

The document outlines reductions in several areas including operation of state offices down 2.7 percent and medical department services down 1.2 percent. It also notes decreased spending on services to chapters at 1.1 percent and administration expenses at 3.7 percent as part of the overall trimming.

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Forage Seeding Mix for Steep Land Alfalfa and Brome Blend

For steep land with more than a three percent grade, consider adding brome grass to alfalfa for hay. A practical seed mix suggests six pounds of ranger or ladak alfalfa with four pounds of smooth brome, seeded shallow on firm prepared soil.

County Agent Warns on Convict Labor Prohibition

The Preston Citizen notes that under the Public Contract Act employment of convict labor on government furnished goods and materials is prohibited by law. For official news items contact THE PRESTON CITIZEN at No. 8.

THE Preston Citizen No. 8

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