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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
3
Idaho fish experts and the Idaho fish and game commission discuss a year round bass season. Culturist James C. Simpson advocates thinning bass populations to enlarge average size and improve overall fish conditions.
Governor C. A. Robins proclaims April as Cancer Control month urging Idahoans to donate to the Idaho division of the American Cancer Society. He says the cancer fight is vital to every resident and actions benefit individuals and loved ones.
The governor of Idaho backs the Idaho division of the American Cancer Society and urges citizens to detect early cancer signs. He emphasizes that physicians understand suffering but individuals must act early with proper knowledge and personal vigilance.
Washing rubbers galoshes and rubber gear is described as simple routine. Soak in soapy water for three minutes, turn inside out, brush lining, rinse in two warm waters, then hang to dry.
Reports on March 1 intentions indicate total spring planted field crops and hay will be slightly up from last year, with sugar beet acreage up 20 percent to about 108 000 acres and potatoes down 25 percent to 131 000. Dry beans and dry peas rise. total grain area near 1947 levels while hay harvest may shrink slightly.
An average dairy cow requires 150 to 350 pounds of water daily to support milk production. Water makes up about 87 percent of mil content and 56 percent of the cow’s total body weight.
EL Toro California report on T/Sgt Verl K. Nelson of Dayton Idaho who leads parachute packing for Headquarters Squadron thirty three. He dries air tests and inspects chutes every 30 days and signs packer reports. He also maintains life rafts and Mae Wests quarterly and holds two presidential unit citations.
Mr and Mrs Charles Mansius announce the birth of a daughter at the local hospital on Sunday March 28. Mrs Mansius is formerly Elaine Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Anderson.
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