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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1961
Page
10
Dr Gustav Bohstedt discusses salt's vital roles in human and animal metabolism and nutrition. He notes salt carriers minerals for livestock and highlights limited feed value of whole grain in cattle manure due to protective seed coats and digestion barriers.
The department reports numerous hunting and fishing inquiries on public lands and notes the land board ordered removal of no trespassing signs to keep lands open for recreation. Arrests statewide for fish and game violations totaled $5,321 in October, with most activity in Idaho Oneida and Custer counties. yearly totals compare to prior years. Winter steelhead and whitefish fishing progress across the state include 9,300 steamers counted at the Lewis River ladder and about 1,000 moved around Snake River dams to the Welser area. steelhead seasons run on the Clearwater north fork and Lochsa up to Boulder Creek legacy bridges, with season through February 28.
The report outlines fishery dates for tributaries of the Salmson River. Steelhead season ends with the whitefish period continuing to Oct. 31, while steelhead angling resumes January 1 and runs until October 31. East fork Secesh River and Johnson Creek are included in the listings.
Lorin Bright longtime Nevada road worker and former Preston resident died at his North Las Vegas home on November 20 from a heart attack. Born November 25 1905 in Lewiston Utah he worked for Carl and Olof Nelson Construction Co in Logan before moving to Nevada. Funeral held in Las Vegas with burial in Preston. Survived by widow Fern sons Leon Las Vegas and Richard Preston brothers Ray C Don P Bright Preston and Essa B Olsen Weston.
A columnist questions long running foreign aid, comparing spending to World War II and citing a critic. The piece ends with a playful wartime vignette a GI and a WAC dancing when one jokingly proposes a kiss.
Preston Jaycees and Jaycettes met with state officers Monday at the Elks lodge. Dr. Jerry Bruce state Jaycee president and LeRoy Craig international director spoke with members and prospective members before a buffet luncheon for about 40. The West Side PTA meets at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the high school. Hansel and Gretel will be staged by Weston and Clifton children under Mr. Worthen.
The Idaho Farm Bureau opened its annual convention in Pocatello with president Li B. Martin criticizing free peoples bribery and federal overreach. He warned that centralizing authority threatens liberty and urged members to oppose expansion of government power. The event featured remarks by Lavern C. Johnson, William Tiese, and Van Ness Vallentine, plus reports from E L Lower and Allan B. Kline.
A speaker identified as Shousen visits Salt Lake City for discussions on local issues. The event gathers community members and prompts questions about civic priorities and public goals.
Mr and Mrs Aless Nash hosted a Saturday night dinner party at the Preston home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Berrett of Ogden, Mr and Mrs Paul Nash, Mr and Mrs Grant Nash of Linrose, Mr and Mrs Ariel Nash of Grace, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Hull, and the hosts. Dr Milo Wheeler and his wife welcomed their son Clyde Wheeler and his wife Carol Beth, along with Jim. A hot cooked turkey dinner was served to all attendees.
Roy Jacobson 48 of Torrance California died Tuesday from a heart attack during an elk hunting trip in the Selway country. Other hunters in the party include Virgil Earl Bryce Floyd Jensen of Fairview and Bud Jensen of Weston. Survived by wife Sarah Leishman Jacobson and two sons Wayne and Virgil of Torrance and three grandchildren. Former Weston resident.
Air Force recruiting official Ted Yarbrugh says navigator slots are vital across major commands overseas and in the United States. College students may apply for navigator training through the Air Force officer training school up to 210 days before graduation.
Three month officer training selects students as second lieutenants and sends graduates to a 35 week navigator program. Upon completion they earn silver wings and navigator ratings and usually join a flying unit. Further navigation training may follow. No marital status restrictions apply. Details from Sgt Yarborough at the U S Air Force recruiting office, in the post office basement, or by calling Cedar 38 2723 in Pocatello. The note adds a quip about dental cavities in the U S population.
Property listing offers three new modern homes and one garage recently painted outside and newly decorated inside. Priced at 13 500 dollars with four thousand dollars down and 150 dollars monthly payments at 5 percent interest. Present rent and central location noted. Contact E B Olesen at 234 Canyon Rd Logan Utah.
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