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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

3

Idaho Bass Question Drives Spring Angling Lore

The Idaho Fish and Game Department notes the spring opening of the 1960s fishing season and discusses black bass types Smallmouth and Largemouth. It cites Dr James Ay Henshall on bass as premier game fish and explains identifying features and habitat preferences. It traces introduction of bass to Idaho in 1892 via 1597 fingerlings from the U.S. Fish Commission, led by Boise sportsman William H. Ridenbaugh, with context on distribution and cosmopolitan reach.

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Re-Elect Dworshak Committee Ad Urges Careful Voting

A paid political advertisement by the Re-Elect Dworshak Committee urges voters to consider candidates carefully and cast ballots for the most qualified persons to fill the positions they seek.

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Christianity as Healing Religion by Oral Groberts

The article argues Christianity is a healing religion founded by Jesus Christ the Son of God. It claims Jesus healed physical flesh, mind, and spirit, addressing all three parts of human nature, and that healing comes through Jesus, not through ideologies or rituals. It cites miracles like the palsy healing and the lunatic from the tombs.

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Bass Stocking in Idaho and Pacific Northwest Spread

Agricultural columnist Mark Welsh recounts Ben Hur Lampman on bass stocking from 1887 to 1960 across Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. He notes private and USFC roles, routes down the Boise, Snake, and Columbia rivers, and records large and smallmouth sizes with regional stocking lists and notable catches.

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Idaho Farmers See Higher Cash Receipts and Mixed Yields

A University of Idaho extension service report notes cash receipts up about two million dollars from 1959, crops up three percent while livestock declines. Lamb progress looks good with sheep moving to intermediate ranges as feed at high elevations improves. Hay on farms runs about half a million tons, below last year but above the ten year average. Favorable weather and water hint at a larger 1960 crop despite more livestock to feed and more acres planted.

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Black bass population and management in western waters

Idaho fisheries chief James Simpson notes black bass and largemouth stocking issues. Spreading from Boise sloughs decreased with habitat loss. Lake Lowell and Brownlee pool show bass growth while some plantings harm trout waters. More harvest needed to reduce overabundant populations across Gem State waters.

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Idaho fruit crops hit by frost and risky driving dangers

Frost has damaged about half of Idaho prune and apple crops with sweet cherries also affected while warmer May weather continues. A local safety note highlights that 37 of 72 traffic crash fatalities involved drivers and 26 percent of violations stem from drivers lacking right-of-way, urging caution for public safety amid ongoing risks.

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