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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
2
Newsweek urges all citizens to vote and warns against election by minority. An ignorant vote is as bad as no vote, so study candidates and platforms. Consider integrity, character, sincerity, and ideas on freedom and opportunity, then vote in every open election.
Denver Juvenile Judge Gilliam says crime costs the nation 22 billion yearly and warns a new wave of juvenile delinquency will double in a decade. He blames lax morals, sloppy homes, and media, urging action as the entire public bears responsibility.
A 1939 family earning 5000 dollars needed 12113 dollars today to preserve purchasing power. A 7035 dollar annual income today buys what a 3000 dollar income did in 1939. Taxation and inflation erode dollars, reducing living standards.
Ninety-two boats with 570 fishermen floated the Salmon River through Idaho’s middle fork area for a six day study. They tagged and released 669 cutthroat trout, 205 rainbow, and 231 Dolly Varden to track population trends and harvests, guiding potential management actions.
Emeritus Professor of Animal Husbandry at the University of Wisconsin writes on management practices in agriculture and livestock care highlighting academic insight and practical approaches for farm operations.
Early weaning at 10 to 12 weeks combines creep feeding and fattening rations to speed market readiness and boost profits. Wisconsin and Minnesota producers adopt intensive, grain heavy programs with pelleted mixes while ewes graze. Salt usage in crops shows some plants use sodium as fertilizer, notably beets, rutabagas, carrots, and celery.
Social Security official explains work credits required for retirement at different ages. Women qualify at 62 and men at 65 with varying credit years. under 54 now need 10 years of earnings. Ensure correct numbers and reporting. contact the Pocatello office or Preston courthouse event on April 12 from 10 30 a m to noon.
Dayton Future Homemakers of America delegates joined about 440 girls at the 14th annual FHA meeting in Burley April 3 to 5. Sessions were at Burley High School, with an Elks club banquet on April 4. Four representatives were chosen to go. LeArta Hammond attended as advisor.
The National Geographic Society notes that several bird species endure winter by building nests in geyser basin vapor. They use the warm steam to heat their nests, allowing survival despite the cold season.
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