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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1960
Page
2
A 1950s advice column features letters from teens on forming a girls league, dating while partners are away, choosing classes, improving study effort, and coping with ex servicemen conversations. Dan offers practical steps, urging organization, parental and school support, balanced dating, and focus on futures.
Dr. Bohstedt summarizes salt deprivation effects in cows and reports Cornell findings of severe symptoms in high producing cows. A salt dose reversed collapse, urging one percent salt in grain and free salt access. Grass tetany and pasture mineral balance are discussed with magnesium treatment and salt supplementation advised. Includes reader letters and obituary fragment.
Dan Halligan will answer questions submitted by teenager and children. Send them to box 120 Williston North Dakota for personal replies enclose a stamped self addressed envelope.
USDA reports Idaho total wheat stocks on April 1 at 18 435 000 bushels, up 37 percent from a year earlier. North Idaho holds 7 112 000 bushels, about 39 percent of the state total, while Pacific Northwest holdings across Washington Oregon and Idaho total 115 825 000 bushels.
Edward W. Greenfield argues that a nation’s greatness is shown by its heroes and idols. He condemns the shift toward glamorizing sensational figures and calls the public’s response to Daryl Chessman’s execution a sign of a sick society mired in morbidity and capital punishment debate.
Mr and Mrs LaVor Matkinz spent Monday in Pocatello on business. Max Andreasen attended the trustee meeting for the high school board. Mr and Mrs Ken Skinner are grandparents of a 6 Ib 10 oz daughter born in Pocatello April 27 to Mr and Mrs Morris Howels. The baby is their first child. A large crowd attended funeral services.
Hay and straw furnished free under May 20 health standards. Entries must be tested within 30 days prior to entrance and health certificates available. Breeders bear testing costs. The Black and White committee with police aid will care for property but assumes no responsibility for injuries or loss.
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