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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1955
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes a 19th century Preston Idaho newspaper notice. It lists roles editors reporters compositors apprentices and official newspaper status. It notes a 10 cent rate for news, and references March 8 1875 act and local city county details.
The columnist questions President Eisenhower age 65 and his health. It argues he has not fulfilled presidential duties while on extended vacations. The piece notes extensive golf and fishing as signs of an insufficient rest period.
The article recounts Juan Domingo Peron's rise and fall in Argentina. It notes his authoritarian rule, clashes with labor, army cronies, and the Catholic Church, and describes his resignation on September 19 after naval mutiny and a dramatic Plaza de Mayo confrontation. It concludes with hope for regional stability.
The writer argues that at 65 Dwight D. Eisenhower should guard his health and consider another White House bid. He lauds the public’s support for Ike but says the president owes the nation more than affection, urging caution over long golf outings and risky exertion.
Ready Aim Idaho's game department announces the Cassia No 1 deer hunt starts Friday with 3000 authorized hunters and the Clark Fremont elk hunt opens Saturday for 300 permit holders. Check stations are listed on permits and all entrants must check in and out at stations. Weather and open winter conditions boosted elk and deer populations, calf and fawn crops were excellent, and general season outlook is strong. Fire restrictions will be enforced and camps checked. extinguish campfires before leaving. Harvest report complete unofficial tabulation.
A 1954 hunter questionnaire shows Idaho anglers and elk hunters had higher success than department forecasts. It reports 13 111 elk and 50 388 deer taken, with elk and deer percentages of 48 and 24 respectively. Despite the strong harvest the population rose, indicated by winter trend area increases, and better hunting conditions spurred early-season interest in remote regions.
The passage notes the coming winter will be hard and Idaho should expect tough conditions. It emphasizes benefits to herd health and winter ranges and underscores urgency for preparations.
Mr and Mrs Don Kent and family drove to Malad to visit H O Kent. E O Bergeson and son Travis visited Logan with Fred Smith's daughter. Albert Moser hosted a Sunday dinner for family including Jack Moser Jed Robinson and Cless Hinckley. Leone Archibald joined Margaret Nelson to Brigham City after fruit. M L Phillips and daughters Connie Ella Kent went to Richmond to see Lamar Carlson family.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Tilde and Gon Carl and daughters Janice and Blaine of Caldwell have been visiting with her mother Alma Jensen and with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs LaVor Jensen and family.
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