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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1959
Page
7
Idaho fish and game notes interest in reviving bear hunting as a sport while preserving protection for grizzlies. Only black bears may be hunted in Idaho with grizzly protection statewide, and a live-trapping transplant program targeted nuisance brown bears near camps.
An exploration of grass silage and corn silage compares protein content energy values and mineral in fruiting crops while outlining practical feeding strategies. It notes grass silage provides more carotene calcium and vitamin rich milk whereas corn silage delivers higher net energy aiding beef and dairy production, recommending using both when possible and detailing high moisture corn benefits from Illinois tests.
The article surveys grizzlies as revered beasts in 16th century conquest myths, their role in rodeo and hunting culture, and notable human bear encounters. It contrasts grizzlies with black bears noting adaptability and diet while recounting legends of Adams and Lady Washington, Roosevelt, Crockett, and others, then ends with bear culinary notes and protection status in Idaho.
Clifton Vinnie Hawkes and LaRee Croshaw traveled to Logan on business and visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Croshaw who welcomed a baby girl. Joe Ward and wife joined a missionary reunion in Salt Lake City and spent time with relatives. Marguerite Henderson left Preston to Seattle to stay two weeks with daughter and family Bill Pattis. George Lake Jett and wife returned to California after visiting Lava and Hyrum Ward. Wesley Hawkes and family visited American Falls and helped plant shrubs at Darrell Hadfield’s new home. Dennis Ralphs welcomed a daughter at Preston Hospital. brother Larry and twins LaReene and LaRae greeting her at home. Sylvan Morgan family from Pocatello joined Leonard Povey for Sunday supper. Bill Kirkbride family from Clearfield visited with LeRoy Walker and Mrs Vinnie Kirkbride. Frank Jowers and wife from Salt Lake City spent the weekend with Bert Winward’s family. Gary H Croshaw and Seattle family arrived to visit Ray F Croshaw's household.
Plymouth introduces a 1960 lineup built around economy and performance with four transmissions and two new engines. The 300 Economy Six delivers high fuel savings while the SonoRam ic Commander V-eight provides strong acceleration. The new unified body frame, raised seat height, and Safe-T-Matic door locks enhance safety and ease of entry.
Vehicle listing notes a Suburban four door model with six passenger capacity and mentions three additional four door and nine passenger variants in the same ad. Engine and year not specified. Local dealer emphasizes family size utility and pricing details not provided in readable text.
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