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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1961
Page
5
Yance sportsmen share household hacks for repelling mosquitoes using cattails and kerosene torches. They also provide a savory turtle chowder recipe calling for turtle meat onion bacon and milk with butter and flour for a rich finish.
The piece warns that outboard carburetor strainers collect debris and alcohol can clean better. It advises using wrenches rather than pliers to avoid denting brass fittings and copper fuel lines. It ends with a boastful trout serving method that sounds dreamlike.
A fragment describes fillet preparation baked at 350 degrees for 25 to 30 minutes until flaky. It mixes sour cream with minced onion celery green onion olives pimento and ripe tomato, notes store bought sour cream is better. It also mentions adding weight to an anchor by wrapping chains for drift control.
The American Fisheries Society long grappled with uniform common names for fish. A 1949 bulletin and 1950 edition list 1892 species, with 616 freshwater, 587 marine occurrences, and prices for paper and cloth copies.
Mr and Mrs Myrl Workman and their daughter Mrs Anona Lowe with four sons spent a week visiting Colorado Arizona and Utah They toured Cortez Mesa Verde Aztec National Monument Silverton Petrified Forest Grand Canyon and other ancient Indian ruins They also saw Montezuma Castle Wells and Wupatki monuments and the Glen Canyon dam.
Miss Linnea Dyas and Lyman D Ward announce their engagement and upcoming wedding vows at the Logan LDS temple on August 9 with a reception and dance to follow August 12 in Yale. The couple, both Yale and LDS background graduates, plan to reside in Provo as Ward continues his schooling after his mission in New England.
Agricultural guidance advises using oil emulsion sprays or dusts applied by airplane to cut grasshopper populations by up to 90 percent within days. Early treatment can protect crops for years, with Aldrin chlordane dieldrin heptachlor and toxaphene approved for control. For small-scale spraying use 10 to 50 gallons water per acre and specific insecticide rates tailored to each chemical.
Horace N Haworth & Son of Franklin receive exclusive rights to the Merri-Canfia prefix for all Holstein cattle. The Holstein-Friesian Association of America will record the name at its Brattleboro HQ as part of official breed records. Over 30,000 dairymen use similar prefixes with about 1,500 added yearly. Breeders earn about 15 percent of income from sales.
Hobbs receives call to report at the mission home August 14 and depart for Migaton headquarters in Los Angeles the next week. He will be honored at a testimonial Sunday August 6 at 7:30 PM in the Dayton ward chapel. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ekson W Hobbs of Dayton and a West Side High graduate who has attended USU in Logan.
Pearl Lavern Jacobson McCulloch 60 died Tuesday at Preston hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born August 23, 1900 in Weston to Peter and Maren Jacobson. Survived by husband Ray Dee McCulloch and many children and grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 1 PM in the Oxford Clifton ward chapel. Burial Weston cemetery.
Idaho Power brings the first 55 000 kilowatt unit of the Oxbow project online amid ceremonies marking progress in the low water year. T. E. Roach notes two shifts prepare the unit for production as the system links Oxbow to the Northwest Power Pool. The start signals a broader plan to increase irrigation pumping support across about 600 000 acres with 350 new pumps adding nearly 31 000 horsepower and expanding total pumping to over 260 000 horsepower.
Report on the Oxbow powerhouse project recalling Idaho Oregon Light & Power’s early 1907 plan to divert Snake River through a tunnel to a powerhouse. Details include generators, tunnel length, dam challenges, and current capacity with modern equipment at the horseshoe site.
On Tuesday August 8 at 8 p m at Franklin Park Mia Maids and Explorers will gather for their annual Summereze Teens are invited to enjoy sports food and frolic with sports directors supervising The event aims to provide active recreation for Franklin teens and neighbors are urged to attend.
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