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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1946

Page

2

Moose Hunt This Week Marks Idaho's First Legal Moose Take

Idaho begins its first legal moose hunt with 30 permit holders in Fremont County. The hunt runs until October 24 and officials expect impressive antler sizes, noting Beau Brummel of Big Springs and other notable bulls. Records suggest Idaho may set a moose antler record this year.

Fermont Idaho O. R. Christenson Beau Brummel Big Springs E. R. Madsen Rexburg North American Big Game Society Wyoming Minnesota University of Kansas Museum

Seed Bed Now for Spring Windbreak Planning

Vernon Ravenscroft, acting extension for ester for the University of Idaho, advises preparing the seedbed now for spring windbreaks. He notes a four row windbreak with a 32 foot wide cultivated strip, 100 feet from buildings, and 50 feet extra to the protected area. Clark McNary Nursery will offer over 400000 trees for spring distribution, boosting Black Locust availability.

Vernon Ravenscroft University of Idaho Forster Ravenscroft Clark- McNary University Extension Idaho

Idaho Judging Team Wins Pacific International Livestock Show

University of Idaho student Boyd Whittle led the team to first place in Portland Oregon last Saturday in the livestock judging contest at the Pacific International Show. Teammates Rex Ottley Merbert Edwards James Meyer Aaron York and alternate Russell Lindstrom participated with all members majoring in animal husbandry and World War II veterans. Final placings had Idaho first Washington State second Oregon State third.

Boyd Whittle Preston University of Idaho Portland Ore Rex Ottley Elba Merbert Edwards New Plymouth James Meyer Fenn Aaron York Carey Russell Lindstrom Roberts Idaho Washington State College Oregon State College

Potato Starch Industry Grows in Southern Idaho

Idaho's four potato starch plants at St. Anthony, Menan, Blackfoot and Twin Falls will process about 100,000 tons of call potatoes to produce roughly 10,000 tons of white starch valued at 1.2 million and 2,000 tons of dessert base worth 400,000 in the 1946 47 season. Pulp recovery will yield 500 tons of potato meal and 200 tons of bran. Starch sells around 120 a ton and the industry supports diverse uses from textiles to food, with shipments nationwide.

Idaho Idaho State Chamber of Commerce St. Anthony Menan Blackfoot Twin Falls Southern Chemurgy College of Idaho California United States Vermont

Veterans urged to include policy numbers with premiums

Joe E. Dodson of the Veterans Administration urged veterans to enclose their National Service Life Insurance policy number when sending premium payments. If unavailable, veterans should provide name, serial number from service, and home address. The Seattle branch handles about 200 premium payments daily for five western states.

Joe E. Dodson Veterans Preston Seattle Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Alaska Bethel Wash

Veterans Medical Aid through Two Southern Idaho Doctors

Veterans Admin expands medical service to ex-GIs in southern Idaho via two local physicians. Contracts with St. Anthony Mercy Hospital Pocatello and St. Luke's Hospital Boise authorize Preston doctors to treat veterans including prosthetics for service-connected disabilities or unrated conditions with VA compensation pending.

Idaho Veterans Administration Joe E. Dodson St. Anthony Mercy Hospital Pocatello St. Luke’s Hospital Boise Dodson Preston

Designated Preston Physicians Named for VA Disability Care

The Chief Regional Medical Officer states disability is probably linked to military service. Veterans may apply for out patient treatment via the Regional Medical Division VA Base or seek immediate care from designated local physicians. In Preston designated doctors include David R. Cutler and Leo R. Hawkes.

Dodson Veterans Administration Preston David R. Cutler Leo R. Hawkes

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