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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1950

Page

3

Three Scholarships Awarded by Utah Power & Light

Utah Power & Light company awarded four year college scholarships Sept 7 to sons of three employees. Don W Keefer Jack R Allred and Archie D Hill will study at University of Idaho and University of Utah. Each winner receives 600 dollars annually for four years and summer on the job experience with the company.

Utah Power & Light Company Up&l University of Utah University of Idaho Don W. Keefer Clyde Keefer St. Anthony Jack R. Allred Ernest R. Allred St. Charles Ida Archie D. Hill Archie G. Hill Richmond Pat P. Holton Holton South Fremont High School Don Keefer Don Idaho Fielding High School Paris Boise Lifton North Cache High School Boys State

Idaho Crop Prospects Point to Record Farm Output

Idaho's August prospects indicate total agricultural production may set a record. Expected yields for spring wheat and oats suggest new records, with sugar beets likely the second largest crop. Potatoes show strong development with a forecast near 42.63 million bushels, up about four percent from August 1. Bean and pea prospects also improved as apples sized well late August.

Idaho

Agricultural Outlook In August Reports Larger Milk Output

A crop of about 1 400 000 bushels is forecast with 0 13 percent above last month’s estimate to be harvested in commercial districts. Prunes drop heavily in August with a forecast of 10 500 tons. Peach and pear prospects unchanged. Hop crop expected to be record size at 1 850 000 pounds, larger than 1949 and triple 1944. Milk and egg production in August higher than August 1949. milk per cow above any previous August.

Grouse Season Opens With Two Bird Limit In Idaho

Idaho game officials announce grouse season dates across counties with a two bird bag limit. Blue, ruffed and Franklin grouse start in some counties September 23 at noon through September 24, with other areas opening October 1 or October 5.

Idaho State Game Department Benewah Boundary Shoshone Kootenai Bonner Lemhi Deer Creek Custer County Big Lost River Blaine County Camas County Soldier Mountain Butte County Clark Fremont Jefferson Madison Teton Bonneville Bingham Power Bannock Caribou Oneida Franklin Bear Lake

Idaho opens season with rules on chukar and vehicle hunting

Seasons start at noon on day one with closures in state game preserves and refuges unless noted. It is unlawful to hunt game birds from boats or vehicles or with rifles. Idaho prohibits shipping permits for upland game birds to out-of-state destinations. A valid license allows the holder to carry one legal limit.

Idaho State Fish and Game Commission Idaho

Consumer Credit Now Regulated

Regulation expands to consumer credit for autos, appliances, and electronics with new rules affecting buyers and sellers. The change targets loans and credit terms for items ranging from automobiles to washing machines and radios.

Consumer Credit

Regulation W to Affect Idaho Consumers and Dealers This Week

Earl W. Murphy of the Idaho state chamber explains Regulation W now in effect for credits up to 5000. Cars require at least 33.3 percent down with up to 21 months financing. Household appliances including vacuum cleaners fall under the rule with 15 percent down and 18 months max. Cash items under 100 dollars exempt from down payment but must meet minimum maturity. Installments must be at least five dollars monthly or one dollar twenty five cents weekly. Regulation set by the Federal Reserve under the Defense Production Act of 1950.

Earl W. ‘Murphy Idaho Murphy Federal Reserve Board

Chevrolet Powerglide transmission drafting hours

Chevrolet estimates indicate 50,000 man hours spent in the drafting room refining the Powerglide automatic transmission. The figure reflects the scale of effort behind the engineering endeavor and shows the company’s commitment to developing the transmission.

Chevrolet

Gutenberg Bible First Printed By Movable Type

The first book printed from movable type by John Gutenberg is the Bible. The Latin Bible in two volumes appeared to the world in 1455 or 1456.

John Gutenberg

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