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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
10
A nostalgic cooking column riffs on preparing frogs legs with lemon, mushrooms and gravy, and crappies fried hot to preserve flavor. It also outlines clam baking with bread crumb topping and cautions about selecting live clams for safety.
A rustic guide praises channel catfish for light tackle anglers and describes frying the fish with hushpuppies. It notes bone-free flesh, high flavor in certain waters, and serves with cole slaw and lemonade. A simple hushpuppy recipe uses corn meal, salt, garlic salt, baking powder, butter, onion, and water to form rolls fried golden.
A brief market note reports crappie imports rising with price indications around .08 per unit and limited consumer visibility.
The article describes bass identification by jaw fin shapes and offers a method to bake largemouth or smallmouth bass in cornflake crusts with milk and butter. It also shares a lengthy camping anecdote on camp setup, lighting, and early morning routines at a forest service site.
A historic note describes the compass plant or prickly lettuce as a roadside weed. its young leaves can be used like spinach or salad greens. Cooked greens may be seasoned with salt pepper and butter, with optional vinegar, and finished with crumbled bacon for extra flavor.
Fragmented account describes late arrivals brewing no coffee as two groups clashed with locals. The camp’s guests allegedly unsettled about 30 people, thwarted retaliation, and left a puzzling, lingering question about motive and plans.
Conservation notes from several states report a Nebraska angler caught illegally using household bleach to poison trout. The man faced arrest in Randolph County for exceeding illegal limits. similar incidents appeared in Pocatau tas County. Officers urge anglers to target redear sunfish now, noting peak spawning in upcoming June.
Journal notes fluctuating fish counts in Colorado and Wisconsin inclines. Creel census cites 427 percent total state share. Wisconsin elated over Little Bass Lake brook trout introductions in 1957. Tennessee anglers face high tolls for telephoned fish. two men jailed for magneto theft net $121. Public campsites and boat launches gain priority with a $75 million New York bond approval. Tennessee tourism yields $10,000 per 14 ruhta spent.
Mr and Mrs George Redington and family returned Sunday from a Montana trip to visit their daughter and family. They then went to Spokane to see their older daughter Verna and her family. Mrs Seth Coburn returned Sunday from Salt Lake City where she had been visiting her sister and family. Mr and Mrs Rudy are rejoicing over a new SOM. They share three daughters. Sunday Mr and Mrs Garold Fisher and family and Cecil Fish were mentioned.
The record lists numerous local visits and gatherings from Weston to Malad and Ogden. Residents including the Olson, Fisher, Helmandollar, Baker, Marley, and Joy families share Monday to Tuesday visits, with relatives from Salt Lake City to Pocatello joining at various homes.
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