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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
15
A hunter with a 30-06 rifle treks for venison when a deer wanders to the Marotz home and browses the porch. A nearby shooter shoots the deer as the hunter misses his chance, ending the pursuit with no meat found.
A report notes Hoot Davis, aged forty five, contracted chicken pox, described with humorous disbelief as a man catching a kid's disease. The item records the illness in a light, informal tone.
Simple raisin fruit cake recipe makes two loaves with lemon rind cinnamon and nut mix. Kris Kringle cookies use dates walnuts and spice, baked in a 325 degree oven and cut into balls dusted with confectioners sugar.
Washington News reports Senator Byrd of Virginia blasts deficit spending and the Truman New Deal. He argues a $36 billion budget suffices while President Truman proposes $43 billion, calling for cuts in waste and government manpower. He warns of a Democratic split as Congress faces tax and spending decisions.
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association describes transferring stomach contents from freshly slaughtered cattle from packing plants to the stomach of chronic bloaters. The method is claimed practical and sometimes more effective than drugs.
California industrialists eye Idaho to relieve water and power shortages. Stewart Walsh of the Survey Associates of San Francisco told the Weiser Kiwanis club that California population outstrips assets. Idaho Power’s Orland Mayer outlined Idaho’s strong agriculture, lumber, and mining resources and faster lumber processing.
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