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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1961
Page
8
A salt-oil mix can be self fed to cattle or sheep in cold weather if precautions are followed. Ensure accessible water, avoid high salt pellets in extreme cold, and allow cattle to adjust gradually to high salt content. University of Arizona tests show cows may consume up to a pound of salt daily for seven months without abnormal salt buildup.
Baltimore report details Lincoln pre-dawn ride through the port city on February 23 and a nationwide conspiracy to kill him. Investigators say a fringe barber Fernandina led the plot with threats of staged diversions. Seward warned Lincoln to depart incognito for Washington, avoiding Philadelphia and Baltimore crowds. No arrests reported. officials cautious amid anti union sentiment.
The snippet notes a claim that eating salt required about five gallons of water per pound of salt consumed, reflecting a historical belief or anecdote about hydration and salt. It presents no clear event, person, place, or date beyond the stated ratio.
MONTGOMERY Ala February 28 Robert Toombs of Georgia has been named secretary of state in Jefferson Davis cabinet at his February 18 inauguration as provisional president of the Confederate States. The appointment strengthens Georgia influence in the secessionist government alongside Vice President pro tem Alexander H Stephens.
The Missouri city confirmed the final local ballot count last week with the pro Northern unconditional Union ticket winning by about 5000 votes. The Missouri Democrat editorial praised preserving the Union against secessionist folly.
Old remedies resurface as scientists explore plants like snakeroot Rauwolfia serpentina and willow bark. The plant hunt spans India Africa America and Kentucky with firms seeking diosgenin dif ferentials and curare for muscle relaxation. Modern research notes both risks and benefits shaping a booming plant based drug industry.
The National Geographic Society notes iceboats reach speeds near 150 miles per hour on frozen lakes. A novice compares first sailing to driving a truck down a steep wet hill with loose wheels and no brakes, windshield shards flying toward the rider.
About 200 livestock owners in Franklin County join the Livestock Feed program under Commodity Credit Corporation rules. Mil o sold at 1.34 per cwt and corn at 1.15 per bushel, with eligibility tied to six months ownership and demonstrable feed shortages. Approximately 14 000 cwt of milo and a carload of corn purchased. period ends March 31, with a county disaster committee proposal to extend to harvest time. Contact the county ASC office for details.
The notice explains the publication relies on advertising from local Bun Nases firms and asks readers to support these businesses to keep news about Franklin County residents flowing.
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