Management
Dr. Gustav Bohstedt, Emeritus Professor of Animal Husbandry, University of Wisconsin, discusses management concepts.
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1959
Page
10
Dr. Gustav Bohstedt, Emeritus Professor of Animal Husbandry, University of Wisconsin, discusses management concepts.
Historical notes from Kansas Experiment Station and other trials show cattle on early lush pasture eat more salt than when grass matures or on roughage. Potassium levels in forage may drive sodium craving. feeding salt via mineral boxes is advised. Fluorine trials in rats suggest limited dental health benefits from fluorine beyond caries resistance.
Lions District 39 E leaders Art Kelly and Chet Sams announce Operation Big Sweep May 19 to 21. In southeast Idaho clubs will canvass towns raising funds for sight conservation and community projects while selling brooms to support blind aid and eye care across 71 countries.
Syndicated column notes Orel Roberts Evangelistic Association in Tulsa Oklahoma. Abundant Life program details appear in brief syndicated feature. The piece highlights religious outreach and spread of preaching across communities.
Oral Roberts argues that divine presence is felt through faith rather than physical sight. He cites Jesus promises and biblical quotes to urge readers to believe without seeing, claiming God is everywhere and can be touched by faith. He invites readers to turn faith loose and experience God.
The act removes the need for evidence of support and flags September 1958 as the effective date. Disabled children under 18 who cannot perform substantial work may qualify for monthly benefits if they are the dependents of insured or survivor beneficiaries. Applications must be filed. a social security representative will be in Preston on May 12 at the courthouse from 10 30 a m to noon.
A three night fundraising appeal runs May 19 20 21 inviting eastern Idaho households to welcome the Lions visitor and support sight conservation and community projects with home seal gifts and volunteer help.
Community business firms aid the paper by advertising, enabling coverage of neighbors' activities. The publication relies on local commerce to sustain reporting on Franklin County residents and events.
Thousands of disabled children and eligible adults who could not qualify before may now receive monthly Social Security checks. Benefits first became payable in January 1957 under a law requiring proof the disabled person received at least half of their support from the parent tied to the Social Security record. The 1958 amendments to the program followed.
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