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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1959
Page
3
The term attachment in law means seizing a defendant's property to secure potential judgment, not personal ties. A writ of attachment directs a sheriff to seize non exempt lands, goods, and money within the county to satisfy the plaintiff's claim, a harsh remedy requiring strict statutory compliance to avoid wrongful seizure and counterclaims by the debtor.
An old article outlines animal studies showing protein feast and famine slow growth and reduce recovery, emphasizing consistent daily protein. It urges a steady diet of enriched grains, meat or alternatives, dairy, and fruits or vegetables to avoid health hazards.
The Idaho Game Department cites two men fined for deer killings out of season and warns hunters about Colorado tick fever and other diseases. It notes arrests totaling 1297 dollars across 17 counties, open fishing on Snake River tributaries starting June 4, and restocking efforts for rainbow and cutthroat trout. It also highlights sugar beet production by Idaho growers and processing companies.
Home economist Reba Staggs promotes beef arm steak as a budget friendly entree. The recipe includes browned steak in seasoned flour with onion and sour cream, yielding 4 to 6 servings, and suggests its use in ham baked bean sandwiches for lunch menus.
Oxford couples and families travel for business and visit relatives across Pocatello Downey Clifton and Inkom. Henry Jensen visits with daughter Ed Evans in Inkom while Stanley Fisher seeks medical care. Local Reli e f society discussion and theology lesson noted with several attendees.
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