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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1951

Page

12

Safeway warns OPS price ceilings hurt food retailers

Safeway president Lingan A Warren warns unfair price ceilings disrupt food distribution and squeeze margins for chains, independents, and stores. He says many independents risk insolvency without OPS relief, and Safeway may pursue court action if relief is not granted. Interim 1951 sales reached a record 587.9 million for 24 weeks, with total U S sales 645.9 million.

Oakland Calif Lingan A.warren Safeway Stores Safeway OPS United States Warren U. S Pellars

Safe Way reports earnings and expansion as 1951 builds unfold

Warren notes per share earnings of 1.33 and 1.87 for 1951 and 1950, while 179 retail store buildings are completed or opened in 24 weeks. Another 96 locations under construction as of June 16 1951, with most to open before year end. The program has peaked and will slow as emergency restrictions lift and costs stabilize. 174 locations modernized this year with self service meat, new fronts lighting and air conditioning, and upgraded equipment. Properties are sold under the buy build sell lease program.

Warren Safeway

Storage shortages loom for Idaho crops warns engineer

Agricultural engineer Owen K Brown of the University cautions that heavy statewide crops may overwhelm cooperative and commercial storage and overload transport. He urges early, adequate storage improvements to prevent losses from leaks, rodents, and fumigation needs.

Idaho Owen K Brown

Utah State Agricultural College Housing Improves for Fall

Prof Van Shaar reports Utah State Agricultural College housing facilities on campus and in Logan’s residential area are better this year than ever. Students urged to reserve early with deposits of five dollars for singles and fifteen for families. Kerr Hall becomes the men’s dorm, with quonset units, trailers, and prefab apartments increasing housing options for married veterans and others.

Utah Ben Vars Scaar Sala Sarhank Logan van’ Shaar Kerr Hall West Center Woodruff Hall Women's Cooperative Lund Hall van Shaar Nis U S: A.C

Union Pacific Maps United States Military Installations

Union Pacific issues a 17 by 31 inch colored map showing all active army navy and air force installations with markers such as planes and anchors. The reverse lists each installation with nearest railroad station and post office address. 75000 copies printed and available from Union Pacific reps or C. J. Collins in Omaha.

Union Pacific Railroad United States Pearl Harbor Union Pacific Army Navy Air Force C. J. Collins Omaha

Idaho Wool Growers Plan Annual Meeting

Idaho Wool Growers Association President David Little announces the 25th annual fall range ram sale in Pocatello followed by an evening dinner meeting on September 22. He criticizes government controls as unsound and unworkable, saying experienced sheep producers know what is needed to maintain full production.

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Workers urged to request Social Security wage statement

Loretta League from the Pocatello Social Security office will visit Preston on Wednesday September 19. She will be in the Idaho state employment service office from 2 to 4 p.m. League urges workers to check their Social Security accounts and request a statement of wages. Most errors arise from mismatched Social Security numbers or names with the card. Special post card forms to request wage statements are available at the employment service or by writing to the Social Security Administration, Box 1805 Powell?

Loretta “League Pocatello Office Social Security Administration Preston Idaho State League Social-Security Administration

Seed Trouble With Smut From Treated Wheat Seed

A brief note discusses problems when smut appears in wheat crops despite using treated seed. It questions effectiveness and notes variability in seed treatment results.

Pathology expert explains wheat smut causes and seed treatment

J M Raeder, plant pathologist at the University, outlines factors behind smutty wheat despite treated seed. He cites improper treatment, insufficient chemical, wrong method, or seed recontamination as key risks. He notes rest times after treatment and thorough cleaning to remove smut balls, plus testing of treated seed. The article also lists Idaho big game hunts and deadlines.

J. M. Raeder Ithe University Baid Mane Ated Raeder Rayder

Special hunts deadlines near Reece in Idaho region

In Eastern Idaho deer and elk hunts close for applications at noon September 24. Pocatello Preserve area handles the special hunts with a rapid approaching deadline for sportsmen to submit.

Big Lost River Crooked Creek Swan Valley Helse Idaho Hesse Pocatello

Hollingsworth Named High Scholar at Idaho State College

Paul Hollingsworth of Preston top marked student among 128 Idaho State College scholars for the past academic year with a 3.33 point average on a four point scale. Hollingsworth is a sophomore majoring in business administration.

Paul M. ‘Hollingsworth Preston Idaho State College Hollingsworth

Nutritionist Warns On Tomato Canning With Low Acid Veggies

Miss Mildred Haberly, extension nutritionist, says tomatoes safe for hot water canning, but mixtures with onions peppers or corn need pressure canning to avoid botulism. If combining, can the mix as the lowest acid item requires and reheat 15 minutes before serving.

Mildred -Haberly University

First one th third Sundays 8 panes g Sundar 6300 12 30 TG

Fragmentary OCR notes reference recurring schedule on the third Sunday each month at 12 30 involving Sundar and a location or event marked 6300. Details are unclear but imply a timed gathering or service.

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