Sporting News Names 1953 Players and Pitchers of the Year
The Sporting News honors Roy Campanella of Brooklyn and Al Rosen of Cleveland as Players of the Year in the National and American Leagues, with Warren Spahn and Bob Porterfield named Pitchers of the Year. Eddie Mathews and Carl Furillo among near‑winners. Mickey Vernon Minnie Minoso Yogi Berra also noted among top finishers. Previous winners listed from 1948 to 1952. Phone your news to No. 8.
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Poultry Experts Warn Winter Weight Affects Egg Output
Utah poultry growers receive winter guidance from Dr. W. H. Hendricks of Draper Poultrymen Inc. He stresses pullet body weight, proper ventilation, water access, and avoiding overcrowding to protect egg production as cold weather approaches. Egg prices firm while feed costs have fallen, improving the egg to feed ratio this season.
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Local Social Notes From Fairview and Nearby
Fairview residents host and visit relatives over the weekend. Byu students attend BYU as Tony Knudson Eugene Hay Maria Whittle and Sheryl Hyde. Idaho Falls visitors include Mrs Donna Brown and Mrs Phyllis Palmer and two children. The Relief Society opened with a social on Sept 29, featuring a Brigham City Indian school teacher.
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Idaho Falls
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Relief Society
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Beppu Seashore Sand Noted For Heat And Color
The fragment mentions Beppu in Japan with black hot sand and references to heat and volcanic activity. It cites a National Geographic Society note about days and conditions, but the text is garbled and unclear on specifics.
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Courtesy and caution urged for Idaho pheasant season
Idaho fish and game director Ross Leonard urged about 75 000 hunters to practice courtesy and caution as upland game seasons open. He said respect for private landowners and fellow hunters, plus gun safety, are essential to preserving open hunting areas and preventing accidents or livestock damage.
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Idaho Fish and Game Department
Leonard
Idaho
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To Buy or Sell on PRES TON CITIZEN Classified Page
Classified notice highlights buying and selling opportunities on the PRES TON CITIZEN page. The listing emphasizes local marketplace items and services accessible to readers seeking trades, ads, or exchanges within the community.
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Pheasant Season Opens Saturday Across Idaho
Idaho Fish and Game announces the 1953 pheasant season starts at noon Saturday October 24 with a bag limit of three roosters and a statewide hen closure. Counties opening include Ada Adams Boise Canyon Clearwater Gem Idaho Latah Lewis Nez Perce Owyhee Payette Valley Washington Blaine Elmore Gooding Jerome Lemhi Lincoln Twin Falls Custer Bannock Bingham Butte Bonneville Caribou Cassia Fremont Franklin Jefferson Madison Minidoka Oneida Power.
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Game Bird Supervisor Expects Good Hunting
Idaho game bird division supervisor Robert L. Salter says the 1953 pheasant season should yield high hunter success in most areas. He notes a dry 1952 season that reduced bagging, a mild winter with strong pheasant carry-over, and a late spring with heavy rains that did not greatly affect this year's hatch. Salter warns hunters will find more young roosters not yet fully plumaged, especially in southwestern Idaho areas with above average pheasant numbers.
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Salter
Idaho
Idaho Weather Favors Harvest Prospects This Year
Weather outlook urges showers across the state to settle dust and aid hunting, signaling an excellent harvest potential as birds flush and dogs work through fields in Idaho.
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