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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
6
Puzzle clues list polio related terms and general crossword entries with many numbers and scattered phrases. The page mixes puzzle hints with stray letters and misprints about polio history figures and geography, reflecting a wartime or midcentury newspaper puzzle page.
A 14 year old girl in Oldham died of pneumonia linked to severe dieting of eggs and apples. The coroner cites poor condition from not eating enough. The piece argues proper health knowledge and dietary supplements can support home health and prevent needless deaths.
Idaho fish and game officials keep most 1955 seasons and bag limits for 1956. The general season runs June 4 to October 31 with seven pound trout limits and 15 fish total, plus a two sturgeon per calendar year cap. New rules add archery fishing for nongame fish with bow and arrow, ban crossbars, and extend whitefish limits downstream to the Overland bridge near Burley.
A 1952 nationwide sampling study by the U.S. Forest Service shows regional forest lands averaged 35.2 cents per acre in contributions to counties and states. Of this, 10.9 cents returns to the states and 24.3 cents funds fire control roads trails and other services.
Local regulation notes show several exceptions to the general season due to waterway closures and rehab efforts. Changes liberalize or add protections in spawning areas while most edits are anticipated by anglers familiar with the districts.
William T. Marineau, publisher of the Daily Idahonian in Moscow, elected president of the Idaho State Chamber of Commerce for 1956. He succeeds Windsor J. Lloyd of Nampa on the board. other officers include Ralph J. Comstock Pocatello first vice president H Harris Burley second vice president Harry W. Marsh Boise treasurer and Earl W. Murphy secretary. Balloting by mail through 25 directors. each officer serves one year.
The article notes Boy Scout Week February 6–12, marking the 1956 anniversary with 409,000 Cub Scouts and 1.16 million Boy Scouts and leaders. It highlights a nonpartisan get out the vote campaign with the Freedoms Foundation, aims to boost civic participation, and describes activities across Cub, Scout, and Explorer units nationwide.
A concise quotation on hypocrisy notes that vice pays homage to virtue, reflecting on moral contrasts and human behavior in a crisp aphorism.
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