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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1958
Page
15
Eastern Idaho elk hunting yielded strong results this year, with a focus on distributing hunters and reducing high kills. Levi Mohler notes the reporting cards provide vital location and date data, while final counts list 36 bighorn sheep, 54 goats, 70 moose, and 812 antelope.
Mary Alice Westover and Mary Sears were released from the Primary and Carmen West was appointed as Lark teacher. The ward choir performed two Christmas songs under Dora Call with Dorothy Keller on organ. Junior Gleaner girls sang led by Zaetell Ward with Edna Kofoed piano. Carl Mortensen, stake high council member, and Ray Croshaw spoke after attending Mink Creek church services last Sunday evening.
Emeritus Professor of Animal Husbandry Dr. Guntav Bohstedt from the University of Wisconsin authored this piece on management principles likely within agriculture and animal husbandry practices. The article presents scholarly insight from a UW expert on efficient farm operations and governance.
Farmers discuss burying surplus green corn silage underground as trench silos to weather droughts. Properly stored silage remains nutritive for years, offering a hedge against hay shortages. The article also notes reducing parakeratosis in swine via controlled feeding and zinc supplementation.
Mrs Ada Bailey and son El don traveled to Pocatello to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Anderson returning Friday. Irvin Hatch family and others visited Logan shopping and relatives including former Clifton residents Mr and Mrs Albert Westover. Blair Henderson and sons from Logan dined with his mother Mrs Marguerite Henderson. Belva Porter and Bluebird girls hosted a church party with parents and special guests. Charles Jones of Seattle visited Dean Lewis family and they plan to return home soon. Sacrament services were led by Bishop Howard Henderson with visiting members from Preston attending.
Weston residents hosted visitors from Ogden and Willard Utah with several relatives traveling to Lovelock Nevada for railroad work. Local groups held crafts quilting and a five cent Christmas party at the DUP camp with performances and a pie sale.
Approximately 35 000 game report cards have been returned to the Idaho Fish and Game Department in Boise as part of more than 160 000 total expected. A weekly flood of 6 000 to 10 000 cards is accumulating, showing hunters fared well this season. Last week 3 464 deer kills were reported, above the 3 388 indicating hunter success.
The aircraft carrier USS Independence is noted as the fourth U S Navy vessel to bear the name and described as the most powerful ship built for the navy to date.
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