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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
4
The text explains a $20 license allowing upland bird hunting and waterfowl hunting with a federal stamp required as well. It notes a Washington reference and a line about the license entitling possession for hunting game.
Reports from Lewiston show 16504 steelhead counted through March 27, surpassing all prior yearly totals. The surge is attributed to Indian fishing grounds inundation and restrictions above Bonnieville Dam plus improved management and study of the species.
The column notes Hamer Budge exposed Virginia Senator Byrd for favoring federal money for Virginia while opposing federal aid elsewhere. It claims Byrd's stance is hypocritical and questions his fiscal integrity amid a critique of federal spending and seniority.
Idaho Health Department and the American Cancer Society urge awareness of seven cancer danger signals and early medical advice. Last year 639 Idaho residents died from cancer. many could be saved with prompt diagnosis and proven treatments like x rays, surgery, and radium. Beware quack cures and home remedies. consult a physician if any signal appears. Turkey spans Europe and Asia with 4 000 miles of coast and 1 600 miles of land border.
Weekend visits unfold in Salt Lake City with Mr and Mrs Max Andreasen staying in. Paul Adams home hosts Mrs Calvin Einesbury and Mrs A Alien from Swan Lake plus Mrs Mendenhall Adams and Mrs Elbert Williams at the Primary conference in Salt Lake. Easter picnic at Maple Grove with Dale Bennett Talbot and Talbot families. Gerald Merrill family from Soda Springs visits Bennett also. The note adds a medical aside: the spleen is the largest ductless gland.
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