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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1959
Page
11
Public notice announces the annual stockholders meeting of the Preston Riverdale Mink Creek Canal Co. on Monday February 16 at 1 pm in the County Courthouse basement. Items include electing a Board of Directors for 1959 and hearing the President's report and related matters. Secretary Eli S Forsgren signs the notice.
A two part summary covers events from February 5 to February 12 1959. Notable items include political developments, community notices, and regional happenings across multiple local organizations and institutions.
Notice for the Weston Creek Irrigation Company annual meeting to be held February 16 1959 at 11 am in Weston Idaho. Six directors will be elected and the financial report presented. Stockholders must appear in person or by proxy with proxies filed by the secretary.
Probate court in Franklin County Idaho issues notice to creditors of Donald Baxter and Hazel Baxter deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within four months of first publication with administrator Deverl Baxter or at the attorney offices of O R Baum and Ruby Y Brown in Pocatello Idaho or at the Franklin County Probate Judge. First publication January 15 1959. last publication February 12 1959.
Notice to creditors of Thomas J. Hall deceased and Luetta Heath deceased. Administratrices/administrators request claims with vouchers within four months and contact attorneys for estate matters. Dated January 1959 with last publications in February 1959.
The article discusses social ranks in animal groups from hens to pigs and sheep, noting leaders and followers determine feeding precedence. It warns crowding at troughs causes greed and disease risk, and describes how a herdman handles a bully in a three boar case. It also assesses used hay storage effects, noting carotene loss and reduced palatability due to brittle stems that can injure livestock gums.
County Agent Daniel Roberts reports antibiotics aureomycin and tetramycin in poultry mash raise winter egg output by about 4 percent and spring by 3 percent when added at 100 grams per ton. Benefits are strongest in cold months when disease resistance drops, and feed per dozen eggs also falls.
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