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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
14
Advice from John Van Guilder on capturing lively children and pets. Use down-to-eye-level shooting, props like lollipops and balls, and a series of action shots. Focus on authentic moments of kids with dogs or cats to create superior snapshots.
Henry Dworshak is described as one of the most conscientious members of Congress with a 100 percent voting record in the 85th session and 98 percent on 1736 votes in the Senate. He serves on Senate Appropriations Interior and Insular Affairs and the Joint Atomic Energy Committee, plus 100 subcommittees, balancing heavy duties.
The passage notes Mr and Mrs Acock traveling from Salt Lake City to Las Vegas with plans to return tonight. Featured speakers at the Las Vegas convention include T. E Leavey of Farmers Insurance Group D S Hollings head of Fire Insurance Exchange and Robert E Early first vice president of the company. All are from Los Angeles.
Richard Hendricks emphasizes funding for ongoing party activities including registration efforts and essential services to support good government and maintain organized Republican operations.
Mrs Juliet Moore of 332 West Oneida will host an open house from 3 to 7 p m next Wednesday. She was born in Pleasant View Utah and moved to Preston in 1909. She married Cyrus Ward in 1897 at the Salt Lake Temple. he died in 1936. She married William R Moore in 1941. he died in 1956. Mother of eight, she has held ward and stake church positions and requests no gifts for the occasion.
Classified page note indicates buyers and sellers should use PRES FON CITIZEN for transactions. No specific names, dates, or items are readable in the fragment.
Regional forester Lloyd Iverson said net receipts from the 18 Intermountain national forests totaled $3,875,821.15 for fiscal year 1957. Twenty five percent will return to states and counties for schools and roads. Timber sales provided the largest revenue at $3,011,675.39 with grazing at $784,440.95. Timber volume was 324 million board feet, led by Boise NF in Idaho with 111.74 million. Utah's Oh National Forest contributed 22.34 million and Bridger NF Wyoming 16.22 million.
At Sunday night services Mr and Mrs Garold Fisher were released as Mutual dance directors and Mr and Mrs Curtis Cox were named new directors. Leah Taylor became Lark teacher in Primary and Lyman Ward was released as Mutual organist. Elders Hollingsworth and Hobbs spoke. Joshua Taylor returned with fruit from Brigham City. Dean Walton and Linda Hoopes honored at a wedding reception Friday night. Lorraine Lower visited from Preston. Joe Sant spent the weekend with family after summer work away.
American Foundation for Animal Health reports ketosis affects high producing cows 10 to 90 days after calving due to energy demands of peak milk output. Proper balanced nutrition and high energy diets are crucial. treatment varies by primary or secondary cause and stress reduction is advised to ease recovery.
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