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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1960
Page
5
The District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Idaho Franklin County issues a summons in a divorce case filed by Sherry Neaderhiser against Dale Neaderhiser. Dale must appear and plead within twenty days of service or judgment by default will be entered. Clerk’s seal dated August 22 1960.
A legal notice running in Preston Idaho announces the attorney for the plaintiff with first publication August 25 1960 and last publication September 15 1960.
Estate of Lew is Lloyd deceased must present claims with vouchers to the administratrix P M Candle Preston Idaho within four months after first publication. Weston Franklin County Idaho. First Pub Sept 1 1960 Last Pub Sept 29 1960.
Public notice details the Estate of Vern W McFarland deceased inviting claims with vouchers to ad ministratrix in Franklin Idaho. It also covers Vern Hinckley’s water right transfer application changing point of diversion and place of use for a 0.6 cubic feet per second flow, with a public opportunity session September 16, 1960 in Boise Idaho.
Franklin County Sugar Company a Utah corporation announces it will distribute its assets to stockholders under a plan adopted by the stockholders. The first post- distribution date is October 1 1960 with further distributions anticipated January 1 1961 and July 1 1961. Dennis O Rourke assistant secretary signs notice in Utah. First published September 8 1960.
A letter from Uncle Dan in Doolie asserts a senior Pentagon general will retire and move to New York to lead a large corporation. He argues big business will hire generals and admirals to run operations and manage pressures from federal agencies.
A rural letter from a country observer discusses political slogans about priming economic pumps and future leaders from West Point or Annapolis. Notes on postal fees, rural mail delivery, propaganda, and a joking take on domestic life fill the regional column with humor and local color.
Government surplus depots offer items from cameras to tools at low costs. The promotion invites readers to mail 2.00 for a pamphlet with shipping, buying procedures and free surplus information from Surplus Sales Information Services in Washington DC.
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