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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
4
Idaho opens its 1959 general fishing season Thursday at 4 AM with hopes high for plentiful catches. By nightfall over 100000 anglers statewide and from neighboring states seek limits, while questions about stocking, access, and weather drive daily briefings from Boise fish and game headquarters.
Outdoor Life lists Idaho waters among America's top trout streams. Big Wood, Big Lost, Salmon River and north fork of the Snake gain praise for large trout, with Silver Creek noted for absence amid strong fishing after high water. Early season boasts Mackay area lakes, reservoirs and rivers like Henry's Lake, Boise River and Pend Oreille for solid catches.
Preston, Heber City, Fielding, Logan, Thatcher and Lynnwood residents visited family and friends over Memorial weekend. Guests included the Welble, Quigley, Hobbs, Geddes, Jorgenson, Nye, Kendall, Larsen and Palmer households. Ailing Gerina Fiskergon called to Watford, North Dakota.
A space traveler arrives in New York and, while peering into a store window, spots a piano. He tells onlookers to wipe a smile from a passerby’s face in a brief, curious encounter.
County sheriff and waterways committee urge strict enforcement of Idaho boating rules. They cite chapter 25 provisions on speed limits, lighting, mufflers, and right of way with penalties up to 300 dollars or 30 days in jail. An unrelated accident report follows with a humorous bystander remark.
The Preston Citizen reports a public notice issued by local clerks office at No 8 outlining filing deadlines and procedural steps for residents. The notice emphasizes required documents and submission dates for community compliance.
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