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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1950
Page
8
A National Dairy Council report shows 1949 per capita dairy consumption at 438 pounds vs 389 prewar, with ice cream up 67 percent to 15 pounds and cheese at 7.1 pounds, milk and cream up 15 percent. Total annual dairy retail value estimated at $10 billion.
Idaho fish and game says several lake areas open May 1 with Hayden Lake delaying until May 15. North Idaho lakes in Boundary Bonner Kootenai Shoshone and Benewah counties join Pend Oreille and St Joe River systems inland to Moravia for a broad early season. Bear Lake attracts anglers for Mackinaw while the Snake River section near Heise begins season.
The April 1 count of cattle in Idaho feedlots shows about 55 000 head, a 29 percent drop from 78 000 on Jan 1. District data, weights, days on feed, and projected monthly marketing are provided with shifts toward steers and changes in rations.
A compact study bedroom layout uses sturdy Maple furniture for two boys. A double deck bed and kneehole desks with large tops and wall shelves maximize space. Empty natural wood picture frames on the wall invite personal photos as interests grow. Foss Furniture promotes friendly service in Preston Idaho.
The department announced new rules applying at 10 p.m. to all waters except five northern Idaho counties. Daily trout bag limit is seven pounds and one fish, not to exceed 20 fish. Kamloops limit is one fish 10 pounds or more. No bag limit on Kokanee in Pend Oreille Lake and River and Clarks Fork River.
Idaho woolgrowers seek to learn grade and shrinkage effects on wool prices. University of Idaho studies show grade and shrinkage are key price factors, with ranch preparation improving returns. Research, in cooperation with the US Department of Agriculture, finds cleaning wool before sale boosts value. Further ranch prep studies will continue this year.
A summons is issued in the Fifth Judicial District of Idaho in Frank County for service in a district court action. The notice directs a respondent to appear and respond by a specified date as required by court rules.
David E Kennall sues Joseph Lloyd and others in Idaho District Court seeking rights to water from a spring draining into Section 32 Township 13 South Range 38 East. Court documents name numerous heirs and devisees of Louis and Harriet Lloyd with John Lloyd rights to access the spring for upkeep. Date noted is March 27, 1950 with Clerk C. L. Swenson signing.
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