Preston Citizen No 8 Item Note
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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
4
Idaho Game Department reports 20 000 plus hunting cards returned
More than twenty thousand game report cards have been returned since the big season began in September. The totals show 13 207 deer 3 484 elk 954 antelope 982 moose 24 bighorn sheep and Ti mountain goat. Leading counties for deer include Owyhee Cassia Twin Falls Power Bannock Caribou and Elmore with elk led by Idaho Clearwater Shoshone Valley Elmore and Boise.
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Owyhee
Cassia
Twin Falls
Power
Bannock
Caribou
Elmore
Idaho
Clearwater
Shoshone Valley
Boise
Souffle Potatoes and the King Louis Philippe Banquet
A raconteur tale claims a late King Louis Philippe inspired a new fry method. The chef, aiming for perfection, double-fried Idaho potatoes at 275 then 400 degrees, yielding puffed, golden fries enjoyed by the monarch.
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Louis Philippe
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Jokes From Trains Banks And Times On The Road
A string of light cartoons and quips about a woman with her hand out the window a prisoner returning home a congress return and a confused clock eyed traveler. A Long Island bank robber jokes about a stickup and the teller asks to move to the next window while a taxi rider explains missing pedestrians requires a report.
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Congress
Brothers in Faith and War Clash at Station
A cardinal and a general, lifelong rivals, met unexpectedly at a railway station. The cardinal, now overweight, asked if the train was on time, while the general, recognizing him, quipped about mobility given his brother’s condition.
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