Idaho Fishing Regulations for 1959 Season Announced
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission announced fresh fishing rules effective April 1 1959 to March 31 1960. The general trout season runs June 4 to Oct 31 with northern lakes extended May 1 to Nov 30 bass limits rise to 12 pounds and up to 12 fish. bullfrogs and non game fish rules noted. several river specific salmon seasons and closures introduced. selected waters closed year round for angling and a fishway project at Dagger Falls described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State Fish and Game Commission
Boise
Department
Snake River
Ashton Power Dam
Kootenai River
Salmon River
Hells Canyon
Camas Creek
Yellow Jacket
Loon Creek
Weiser River
Carmen
Hayden
Panther
Lemhi
Fish and Game Department
Island Park
Henry's Fork
McCrea
Congress investigates business as inflation fear grows
Congressional investigating committees line up major executives to face hearings for alleged inflation through price increases. Proposals require advance price rise notices while staff probes into corporate records intensify. Critics warn of government pricing, while business leaders fear loss of liberty and court-like proceedings before trials.
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al 3T
Eisenhower
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wall Street Journal
Congress
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Joseph O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
House
Emanuel Cellar
New York
Wright Patman
Texas
Local Ward Social Notes and Visits From Grace Area
Weekend visits occur among Harris, Panter, McGregor, and Bennett families with neighbors from Rigby and Layton. Ward activities include a window display by the boy scouts, letters sent to service members, and Sunday priesthood and relief society meetings in Grace. Andrew Gray’s death was reported in Ogden.
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Larry Harris
Sharon Ward
Ervin Harris
Ronald Panter
Weldon McGregor
McGregors
Mia
Norman Harris
Grace
Vernon Harris
Logan
Pamela Bennett
Lloyd Bennett
Mary Anderson
Valene Matkins
Joe Larsen
Phylls Johnson
Rigby
Owen Andreasen
Craig Gregory
Boy Scouts
Paul Adams
Dick Garbett
Theron Smith Sr
Andrew Gray
Ogden
Murat Mendenhall
Jay Mendenhall
Layton
Bob
Soda Springs
Monty Mendenhall
Weber College
Rulon Burton
Niter
Delbert Nelson
Nelson
California
Glenda
Leon Skinner
Julie Mendenhall
Willie McGregor
Jim McGregor
Relief Society
Treasureton Visitors and Scouts Activity Report
Treasureton residents Mr. and Mrs. Don Workman and family visited in Riverdale at the Packer home while Sophia Workman remains bedridden there. They also visited Marve and Parker families. Don Workman and family spent Monday in Cleveland at the Burton home. Treasureton Boy Scouts played tournament basketball in Preston at Oneida stake house, winning one game and losing the other to third and fourth wards. Lila Atkinson attended a birthday surprise in Preston for Margaret Thomas, with Mrs. Donna Keller of Mines Creek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Workman
Riverdale
Estus M. Packer
Sophia Workman
Parker
Te Lome
Marve Packer
Don Woriz1an
Cleveland
Rulon Burton
Treasureton
Preston
Oneida Stakehouse
Joser
Lila Atkinson
Margaret Thomas
Donna Keller
Minl Creek
Bette
Efficient Feeding and Livestock by Dr Bohstedt
Emeritus Professor of Animal Husbandry Dr Gustav Bohstedt of the University of Wisconsin outlines efficient feeding practices for livestock. He emphasizes balanced rations, cost control, and seasonally adjusted diets to improve output and animal health.
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Gustav Bohstedt
University of Wisconsin
Block Salt vs Loose Salt for Dairy Cattle Consumption
Dairy science notes compare block salt and loose salt for cows and heifers. Babcock standards require about 2 ounces daily for a 1100 pound cow at 40 pounds milk, while Cornell tests show cows may need more loose salt, but perform well on block salt, especially in summer pasture conditions.
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Babcock
Cornell University
F. B. Morrison
Cornell
Salt Preference in Cattle Pastures and Palatability Trends
The discussion notes cattle prefer loose salt over locked blocks with average daily intakes of about one ounce versus 0.07 ounce per head. It questions whether salt blocks suffice in cold outdoor conditions and recalls advising a daily one percent salt in grain plus a salt source. It adds that spring pasture is more palatable due to longer days and stronger sunshine aiding photosynthesis, while shade reduces grass sugars.
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Morrison
Ohio
Health official warns Idaho families about deadly medicine chests
Idaho health administrator Dr. Terrell Carver cautions that dangerous drugs in home medicine chests cause deaths and illnesses when misused or left unchecked. He urges clear labeling, using prescribed drugs only for their intended person, throwing away unused portions, proper storage away from children, and avoiding dark guesses when taking medicine.
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Terrell O. Carver
Idaho
Carver
Newspapermaking Supported by Local Advertisers
The newspaper notes it is funded largely by advertising from local business firms. It urges readers who enjoy community news to support the businesses that enable the publication.
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Businss
Franklin County
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World Book Encyclopedia
Washington
Davidson
Mountain States Telephone
Bohstedt
von R. Atkinson
Keith
Kevin
Willard Wanner
Kay Wanner
Don Barger
Salt Lake City
Alvin Curtiss
Dorothy Cullens
Eugene Paskins
MacNeil Paskins
Ida Beth Denton
Franklin
Nyle Olsen
Moneyland
Pacific Finance Office
France
Pacific Finance
I. Moneyland
GO Pecans Renancs Loans
Gene Bronson
Mgr
Utah
Saeed
Pontiag
Palmer Motor Implement CO
South State Street
Penh
Europe
Bavaria
British Isles
America
Olympia
Olympia Brewing, CO
Olympia, Wath., U.S. A
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