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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1960
Page
7
The piece criticizes Congress for overriding a veto to enact a near billion-dollar federal pay raise and rails against campaign platform shifts by Nelson Rockefeller. It contrasts ideal American individual rights with Marxist notions of the masses and urges keeping government close to local levels to preserve personal freedoms.
Franklin County Board met May 17 1960 with full attendance. Appointed Deane Auger Senior Election Judge and Genevelvé Walgren Election Judge for Preston precinct. Approved bills including Arlene Hawkes wages 163.00. Evans named to sugar operation committee. Public auction of unused materials ordered. road items to be described to auditor. Meeting adjourned and reconvened June 13 1960 with Poole Moser Evans and Swenson present. Certified nominating election results. issued emergency tax aid warrant 35.00 to Cecil Miles. Fair Board discussed building plans with approval. Paul Nash resignation accepted. Ariel Meek appointed to fill vacancy. Roads urged improvements Egypt Precinct and near Allen Christensen farm. cooperation noted. Letter from Dave Smith regarding Riverdale Mink Creek water and pipeline. Blue Cross hospital plan approved for county employees 20 hours/month including listed names. Sheriff Talbot urged comprehensive glass coverage for car. county to check premiums with insurer. Curtis Bosworth tax reduction request denied. taxes must be paid to avoid tax deed.
Emeritus Professor Gustav Bohstedt of the University of Wisconsin discusses efficient feeding strategies for live stock. The article outlines economical rations, digestibility, and practical tips for farm operations.
A discussion on barn ventilation shade fly control and water access shows these comforts dramatically raise profits. In tropical tests hogs outperformed cattle by seeking shade and wallowing, with dry lot gains of 1.45 pounds daily rising to 1.85 in earth wallows and varying feed efficiencies.
County commissioners discuss hog pastures and dry lot rations, approve selling a belt loader for 500 dollars, and execute a Union Pacific culvert relocation contract. Payrolls and a long list of approved payments to vendors, utilities, and individuals are recorded for May 1964.
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