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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1956

Page

2

Patriotic Thanksgiving Proclamations Recounted Through History

The piece traces Washington Madison Lincoln and Congress in establishing days of thanks for victories and liberty. It notes Hamilton urging an annual proclamation and Lincoln declaring the last Thursday in November a legal holiday. It emphasizes gratitude to God and the flag as symbols of freedom and opportunity.

Washington Madison Lincoln Continental Congress Alexander Hamilton United States George Washington England Abraham Lincoln Congress America

October Game Violations Rise in Idaho Reports

October game department figures show 265 cases, up from 174 a year earlier, due to early big game season in southern Idaho and lingering sage grouse and forest grouse violations. Violations of tagging rules totaled 91 and 44 for wrong license class, with 42 upland bird and 15 waterfowl cases. Fines reached 7782 dollars, with half deposited to counties. The record included two 300 dollar fines for killing cow moose in Northern Idaho.

Idaho

Projections of Farm Output Growth by 1975

The Agricultural Department experts led by Dr Sherman Johnson project farm production must rise about one third by 1975 to meet growing demand. Barton and Rogers outline needs by acreage shifts and higher yields per acre, with 150 million more acres required and irrigation expanding to support increased mechanization.

US Agriculture Department Sherman Johnson Glen Barton Robert Rogers Barton Rogers

Air drop experiments move birds to range areas

The U S Fish and Wildlife Service describes dropping chukars at 100 mph and turkeys at 50 mph from planes 200 to 300 feet up. Birds tumble briefly, then stabilize and land. Idaho uses similar methods to relocate wildlife for primitive areas. Canada reports a large waterfowl migration starting October 28 with favorable weather likely to slow the birds along the route. Waterfowl officials call this the most bountiful duck production in recent history.

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Idaho Canada

The Preston Citizen Item At No 8

A brief Preston Citizen report notes a news item at location No 8. It records a local matter of interest and situates it within the community’s everyday affairs.

Christmas Seal Sale Opens Today in Idaho

Reverend J Wesley Miller president of the Idaho Tuberculosis association announced the Christmas seals will be distributed to about 125000 Idaho families by county tuber culosis associations. The sale funds local programs with 40 to 50 percent kept in county, 6 percent to the national TB association, and the rest to the state association. He urged Idaho residents to support the 1956 campaign to expand X ray programs and TB prevention efforts.

Idaho J. Wesley Miller, Gooding Idaho Telesuleets Association Miller National Tuberculosis Association

Classified ads for buy or sell on press ton citizen page

The PRES TON CITIZEN classified page offers buy and sell listings for readers. Readers can place ads for items, services, real estate, and employment.

TON Citizen

Idaho wheat soil bank signups reach 91 774 acres

Idaho farmers signed 91 774 acres into the 1957 winter wheat soil bank program as of Oct 18, with 1 069 growers and total potential payments of 2 043 104 dollars. Franklin county shows 146 agreements covering 5 745 acres and 148 686 dollars. nationwide figures cover 36 states with 195 299 agreements totaling 10 124 319 acres and up to 187 819 709 dollars.

Idaho Soil Bank John E. Bowen Idaho Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Franklin County Bowen

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