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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
5
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National survey sponsored by Health Information Foundation shows 87 million people, about 60 percent of the population, carry health or hospital insurance. The study tracks costs, coverage growth, and the push to expand protection for medical expenses nationwide.
The article previews the next installment in the series about health insurance access, signaling a focus on who currently holds coverage and the shifting landscape for insured individuals. It outlines forthcoming exploration of policy changes and practical impacts.
The Weston Creek Irrigation Company invites stockholders to meet February 21 1955 at 11 a m in Weston Ward Recreation Hall Weston Idaho. Directors six will be elected and the financial report presented. Stockholders must attend in person or by proxy with proxies to the secretary.
Public notice: proof of beneficial use of 0.3 cubic feet per second of water from tile drains on Dean R. Bingham land in Franklin County Idaho will be submitted February 26 1955 at Preston before Notary P M Condie. Source: Permit No 23787.
Idaho fish and game commission last week set up new rules governing fishing seasons and hunting licenses. The measures address bag limits, license validity, and enforcement procedures across multiple counties.
The article outlines the general season dates June 4 to October 31 with continued local special seasons and a trout Kokanee bag limit of seven pounds and one fish, not exceeding 15. It notes changes to be printed before April 1 and covers youth outdoor opportunities, a cougar bounty raise to 25 dollars effective July 1, plus ongoing harvest surveys sending fishing and hunter questionnaires to thousands of license holders.
The western redtail hawk primarily eats small rodents making up 55 percent of its diet in Idaho. Insects form 10 percent and rabbits 9 percent. Poultry and game birds are rarely taken.
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