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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1950

Page

7

Idaho’s fields and farms as pheasant factories

Idaho’s large farms are described as pheasant factories producing nearly a million birds annually. The piece contrasts spring life with fall hunting, noting pheasants’ reputed unruliness and rough beginnings in their early childhood.

Idaho Turkey Jerome Eapwai Ken

Idaho pheasants thrive under careful farming and seasons

Idaho fish and game officials report field studies show 60 pheasant hens produce about 100 nests annually. Modern farming, predators, and mowing destroy about 48 percent of nests, accounting for late hatchings. Predators and highway traffic kill many hens, and hens outlive roosters in nesting success.

Commission vMaurice Tan‘dy Idaho Pheasant

Weiser Lends a Hand to Transient Family at Courthouse

A transient family from Washington state halted at the Weiser courthouse seeking aid and food. Their antique pickup carried seven children two dogs a rabbit a hen a rooster and a goat as they traveled toward Boise. Relief agencies supplied necessities after they ran out of meals and gas.

Weiser Washington State Boise

Understanding a Trillion and the Billion Dollar Gap

A reflective piece traces a Oklahoma farm boy's early earnings to explain the scale of billions and trillions. It contrasts a dollar saved on a farm with public debt, noting the national debt has reached 256 billion dollars and would require vast years of work to repay under deficit spending.

Tyewas Oklahoma New Harding Savings and Bank United States

Curfew Set at 11 P.M for Under 16 in Meridian

Beginning May 1 a city curfew for children under 16 years old is 11 pm. No bell ringing or whistle blowing will warn youths of the deadline. Violators face penalties to be set by juvenile court and parents with fines up to 100 dollars.

Meridian

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