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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1958
Page
11
Military experts emphasize preparedness and the Civil Reserve Air Fleet as a key element. The discussion touches on training, readiness, and the role of private industry in supporting national defense, with examples of how allied nations may observe and respond.
A garbled OCR item references 1908 procedures for choosing Speakers in the Senate from each political party on an unspecified alter. It mentions an address kept in the office of the secretary and a copy delivered in September.
The document argues that air traffic capacity and available seat miles have grown since 1947 and 1956, warning Congress not to cut supplies or airlift funding. It emphasizes the CAB supervised aviation growth and urges ensuring adequate sums for future war readiness and effective development of air transport.
An old dairy science discussion notes that cows can convert non protein nitrogen to protein and that plain mixtures of home grown grains with oil meal can match more complex rations in milk production. Wisconsin studies show similar results in cows and growing heifers, with protein level kept constant across feeds. Farmers may achieve high production at lower cost using simple rations if properly supplemented with protein and minerals.
The intermountain area faces 1957 to 1958 shifts in employment and farm income. Bank loans rose despite tight money. Idaho reports 6.5 percent bank debits growth in Boise. Expectations point to 1958 cash farm income matching 1967 levels amid slower potato sales and public works construction.
AAT id 2 a meeting on nitrogen fertilizer sales goals for 1958 will feature U S Steel officials and agronomists. The program includes marketing discussions and new sales techniques aimed at farmers and dealers in the Upper Snake River Valley during the coming week.
fragmented OCR notes recall Idaho senators from 1890s to early 1900s and reference Weldon R Heyburn as Idaho's lone senator in 1904. The text hints at Congressional terms from 1891 to 1907 and party affiliations, with unclear fragments about reading or addresses.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item noting a decision or status regarding a “No” outcome and a conceivable reference to a number sequence 48 or 2. Readable details are scarce, with no clear event, names, or places identifiable.
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