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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1960

Page

10

Preston Personal News Hints at Moves and Visits

Mr and Mrs Willan Hollingsworth and children Cynthia and Jeffery moved into their newly built Preston home after relocating from Winder. Last Thursday dinner guests included Dr and Mrs Milo Wheeler and Mrs Loma Stowell of Lewiston Utah Mrs Amy Bright of Rigby and Mrs Nettle Robinson of Preston. Saturday visitors were Mrs Barbara Burton of Rigby. Mr and Mrs B G Weaver and Mr and Mrs Arnold Johnson of Logan were in Blackfoot New and Twin Falls recently. Sunday to Tuesday the Weavers took a pleasure trip and on Monday left for Salt Lake City to visit their children and attend the Utah States Fair.

Willan Hollingsworth Cynthia Jeffery Preston Winder Milo” Wheeler Loma. Stowell Lewinton Utah Amy Bright Rigby Nettle Robinson Barbara: Burton B. G. Weaver Arnold Johnson Logan Bilackpot New Twin Falls Salt Lake City

Pinkham's Iron Tablets Promise Quick Blood Refresh

A vintage advertisement touts Pinkham's Vegetable Iron Tablets as a fast remedy for fatigue from iron deficiency. It claims to strengthen blood within one day and restore energy, urging women to buy the product from drug stores.

Lydia Pinkham

Uncle Dan from Doolie Reflects on Voice of America and Old Times

Uncle Dan laments government and radio reach while comparing past and present technology. He recalls how he powered a Model T, notes cheap gasoline, and jokes about taxes and luxury cars. He jokes about a Penn State professor’s view on child chores and references Tommy Manville’s wealth and marriages.

Voice of America America State Department Atiff Dale B. Harris Penn State University Tommy Manville Uncle Dan

Wool growers in Franklin county receive 31382.57 in 1959 payments

A G Condie said 31382.57 was paid to Franklin county wool growers for wool and unshorn lambs marketed April 1 1959 to March 31 1960. Wool paid 43.20 per 100 received. unshorn lambs 75 cents per cwt live weight. The program aims for 800 million pounds annual U S wool output. No new land signups this fall under soil bank conservation reserve.

Franklin County United States Soil Bank Conservation Reserve A. G. Condie County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Mr. Condie Secretary of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Candle

Regulation relaxes 1960 wheat support for lightweight grain

Chairman Tiegs announced a relaxation of 1960 crop wheat support rules to include lightweight wheat previously ineligible. Eligibility now depends on test weight, with discounts due to grade No. 5 and lower test weights, and adjustments totaling discounts of up to 15 cents per bushel for weights 40 through 44 pounds.

Tiegs State Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Government Surplus Sales Promote Direct Buying

Government surplus sales offer individuals and businesses access to thousands of items including cameras binoculars cars jeeps boats boats and office equipment at a fraction of original prices. Depots operate in every state and overseas with pamphlets detailing how government ships direct how to buy and how to get free surplus.

Iw. BR Moe Mali P. O Washington D. O

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