Preston editors publish subscription rates notice
Thomas E. and Mary A. Preston announce subscription rates for the newspaper. Residence subscriptions cost 3.00 per year within the county and 3.50 per year out of county. A telephone line is listed for contact.
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Thomas E. and
Mary A. Preston
Fielding High earns top honors at Idaho convention
At the Idaho State High School Press Association meet in Pocatello Fielding High was lauded for best sports inter i story best news story best use of illus trative material and front page work. Montpelier High also praised for feature and front page entries.
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Idaho State High School Press Association
Pocatello
Montpelier
Gary Tuescher
Opening of Palisades and Twin Lakes fishing spots April 30
Delvan D Hibbert notes Palisades Reservoir and Twin Lakes open April 30 with good spring fishing for German brown trout cutthroat and rainbow bass and bluegill fishing at Twin Lakes allowed only from bank until June 4. South Fork of the Snake River whitefish season closes April 30. muskrat trapping closes state wide. beaver trapping closes in several counties. wildlife federation club meetings announced for Rainbow Rod and Gun Club and Southeast Idaho Rod and Gun Club in late April and early May.
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Palisades Reservior
Twin Lake
Franklin County
Twin Lakes
Condie
Blue Franklin County
Snake River
Irvin
Palisades Dam
Bannock
Bingham
Fremont
Madison
Oneida
Idaho Wildlife Federation Club
Rainbow Rod and
Births Recorded At Local Hospital In Late April Sixty Six
Birth notices from the hospital list a boy born to Mr and Mrs Rob t Earley Lake Town on April 13 1966 and a girl to Mr and Mrs Blaine Argyle Randolph Utah on April 14 1966 plus several other new arrivals with parents and hometowns including Din gle Montpelier Cokeville Bloomington and Pegram and remarks on admissions and discharges through April 16 1966.
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Owen S. Rich
C.o’neal Rich
Salt Lake City
Rich
Little Fielding
Fielding
Rob’t Earley
Laketown
Blaine Argyle
Randolph
Utah
Dean Sparks
Dingle
Lar
Montpellier
Larry
Soda Springs
Jim Price
Georgetown
Penthers Galloway
Bern
James Hastings
Pegram
Washington and Small Business by C. Wilson Harder
The essay cites Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp closing its 113 year old nail mill in Aliquippa Pennsylvania, displacing 100 workers after earlier losses. It argues tariffs and labor demands shape U.S. iron and steel capacity and warns against global policy harming domestic industry.
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C.W. Harder
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Aliquippa
Pennsylvania
U.S
Ahur
Aeapon
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