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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1956
Page
3
A science note explains calcium needs in pregnancy and the limits of calcium lactate. It introduces Storcavite as a dietary supplement using purified oyster shell calcium carbonate, offering minerals and vitamins while avoiding phosphate, which is linked to leg cramps in pregnant women.
Mr. and Mrs Kay Warner and children from Ogden visited the Von Atkinson home. Wayne Rowell of Salt Lake City called on the Atkinsons. Mrs Vernetta Sant stayed in Logan with ill mother Mary Larson. The Sants accompanied Lizzie Sant to Ogden for a doctor visit. The Mackymas hosted weekend guests the Condies of Rupert. Berkeley residents Robert Smith visited Shappart home. The Dunkleys of Whitney visited Eunice Perry. Ted Paskins and family toured Salt Lake City then Ogden with Paskins family. Elders quorum from Treasureton Riverdale and Oneida Station held a party at Oneida Station park with local attendees. Myrl Workman and Allan Lyon joined outings and car repairs in Logan. Bear River Cub River fishing trips and trips to Lava featured in weekend plans.
Johnny and his father hike in the hills when the father points to a rainbow. The boy asks what it advertises as the two discuss the scene and the idea of advertising during a family trip.
The 1956 hunting season begins with simultaneous openings for forest and sage grouse, deer and elk in Selway Bitterroot, and several archery hunts. Opens include Payette, Deer Flat, and eastern Idaho areas with a fourth in Owyhee, plus controlled moose hunts. Guides on firearm safety and Gun Check urged as seasons approach.
A brief note asks hunters to cooperate with check stations during hunting season. It emphasizes stopping at the station to have birds checked and thanks readers in advance for compliance. The message reflects standard wildlife enforcement practices and public safety emphasis.
A fragmented dialogue features a $50 000 cash swap, two $25 000 bids, and a boss asking about a letter while an office boy reports being fired. The text shifts to a financial genius remark and a throat specialists claim about smoking, ending with a roadside car insult about a missed question.
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