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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1958
Page
13
Notice to creditors stating all claims against the estate of Ernest Jensen must be filed with the administrator Albert C Jensen in Mink Creek Franklin County Idaho within four months after first publication Sept. 11 1958. Last publication Oct. 2 1958.
Advertising from industry firms helps sustain YUCK NEWSPAPER, enabling coverage of neighbors and Franklin County activities. The publication thanks supporters and invites continued business backing to maintain local reporting.
The Idaho State Automobile Association says motorists use gasoline heavily and tens of millions are spent on premium fuels for cars that often run well on regular. K E Miller notes most cars over four years old perform fine on regular gas, with only the latest models needing higher octane due to compression ratios. He cautions octane is not a power rating.
A discussion on how salt timing and multiple salt licks aid cattle counting and grazing, plus notes on salt types and weather protection. The column explains that dry seasons raise nitrate levels in forage and warn that hay from drought can upset cow nutrition, advising moderation and mixed forage and inviting reader questions to Dr. Bohstedt at Salt Institute.
A car using regular gasoline performs no better on premium unless engine adjustments are made to exploit higher octane. The speaker urged motorists to test by filling with regular fuel first to gauge if premium is necessary.
A speaker explains that setting a garage to factory specifications and using the regular gasoline in the tank allows the car to be road tested. He notes that accelerating uphill shows if the engine knocks and that proper tuning should keep performance steady and reduce gasoline costs by about 10 percent.
Idaho health officials say the common cold costs the U.S. economy about half a billion dollars annually from lost work. The article notes colds are widespread year round, peak in fall and winter, and may weaken defenses against other diseases. Precautions include avoiding colds spreaders, staying physically fit, sleeping well, and not sharing drinking glasses.
The passage advises washing hands before eating, dressing for weather, and avoiding close contact if ill. It recommends seeing a doctor for periodic checkups and rest if symptoms persist. Also mentions using the PRES TON CITIZEN classified page for buying or selling items.
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