Amalgamated Sugar campaign faces slow beet acreage progress
Amalgamated Sugar Company's drive to increase beet acreage in Cache Valley and southeast Idaho shows little change after ten days. District manager Dale Strong cites about 7000 acres planted vs over 10 000 two years ago, with many growers undecided until the last minute.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
Caches Valley
Idaho
sarzRes
Dale Strong
Strong
A. Cache County
Amalgamated Growers
Weber County
Cache
Franklin
Logan
Idaho Legislature Wraps Session With Final Measures Printed
The Idaho Legislature ended its record session last weekend as Rep. Ellis Johnson returned home to Franklin county. The Idaho Daily Statesman published a list of measures approved, including designating Star Garnet as state stone and establishing a six member judicial council and an Idaho Nuclear Energy Commission. The list notes changes to judicial districts, session organization in December, governor power to represent Idaho, and budgetary oversight by a legislative council.
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Idaho
State House of Representatives
Senate
Franklin County
Ellis Johnson
Idaho Daily Statesman
Star Garnet
Idaho State Nuclear Energy Commission
Judicial Council
Supreme Court
Idaho Department of Health
Tax Collector
Tax Commission
State Mine
Capitol and
Grounds
Land Board
Department of Public Works
State Board of Forestry
Natural Resources Board
State Land Board
State Board of Education
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
New Bishopric Named In Winder Ward
Floyd Bennett building supervisor for Westside School district was named bishop of the Winder ward at a fast meeting. He succeeds Ralph Mortensen who moved from the area. Kay E. Anderson and Charles Nielsen named counselors. LaVern C. Talbot sustained ward clerk with Carol H. Stocks as assistant.
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Floyd Bennett
Westside
Winder
Ralph Mortensen
Bishop Bennett
Kay E. Anderson
Charles Nielsen
LaVern C. Talbot
Carol H. Stocks
Bishop Mortensen
Heber C. Swainston
Robert E. Lindhardt
Kay Anderson
Ernest W. Carter
Pres
Carl A. Mortensen
Tremonton
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Nielsen
Pet Milk Company
Oneida Stake -High Council
Conservator named for Idaho savings firm in Preston notice
James S. Hall of Twin Falls named conservator for the Prudential Savings and Loan Association in Preston Idaho by Finance Commissioner Se Sens. Hall, 82, will conserve and protect assets during pending litigation and orderly liquidation after it completes. All Preston office transactions will be handled through Burley.
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James. S. Hall
Twin Falls
Preston
John
Idaho
Ache
Stier J. Bellwood
Suchital
Hall
of Rain Falls
of Rain Falls and Has‘had Many Years of Experience Ia the Savings and Loan
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Ohio State Savings and Loan Department
Utah Wheend Rein Moan. Corporation
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Utah Mortgage and Loan
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P. O. Box
Burley
Water Content in Snow Courses Near Preston Rises
Measurements taken March 28-29 show water content in the snow near Preston at 112 percent of normal, up 49 percent from last year’s 72.6 percent. Forest Service and Soil Conservation Service personnel conducted the survey, noting spring runoff expected soon as snow begins to melt.
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Be ‘Forest. Service
Their Conservation Service
Adams
Glenn ‘Kellersob
Forest Service
Glade Moser
Soil Conservation Services
UP&L Plans Preston Area Headquarters Center
Utah Power and Light disclosed plans Thursday to construct an 11,000 square foot Preston area headquarters in a new center at 447 South. The facility will house six line crews and engineering staff under Joseph Goff and will use electric heat pumps for year round comfort. Bids for the project are expected by early May.
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Comna
Aece Center
E Preston
Preston
Idaho
Cache’ County
Utah
Martin
Up&l
Preston Division
Preston Area Lines
Martin Aid
Joseph ‘Goff
UPEL
Sivision
North Main Street
Valley
Utah Power and Light Company
Idaho Grassman of the Year dinner in Preston
Idaho Grassman of the Year contest officials plan a dinner meeting in Preston at 7 p.m. on April 17 at Pop n Pins. overnight stay is planned, with participation from local chamber of commerce, SCS, ASCS officials, and other agricultural readers.
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Preston
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State of
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Chamber of ,Commerce
SCS
ASCS
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Head Named For Annual Cancer Drive
William Hollingsworth of Preston was named chairman of Franklin county’s Cancer Crusade by Wayne Bell. The drive starts April 15 and runs about 30 days. Hollingsworth, a Preston High School graduate, is a top local insurance salesman. Area chairmen will be named later. Last year’s drive raised about $1300.
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William Hollingsworth
Preston
Franklin County
Wayne D.bell
American Cancer Society
Hollingsworth
Preston High School
Bond sales reach 4673 in February 1967
County bond records show February sales at 4673 dollars, bringing year to date to 8423 dollars. Ted E. Steers notes this equals 12.5 percent of the annual goal, marking the second lowest district percentage behind the 20.7 percent in Bingham County.
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U. S. Savings
Ted E. Steers
Bingham County
Timed Good Turn Day Postponed for Weather
Lynn Fackrell district commissioner says the Scouts Explorers Cubs and Guides will meet behind the library at 9 a.m. on the rescheduled date to clean up with wheelbarrows shovels rakes. The city will haul debris and hold a wiener roast at the City Recreation Park after the cleanup.
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Lynn Fackrell
The-Ev
Youngster Sentenced After tavern break in Preston
A 14 year old boy was sent to the Idaho Youth Training Center after breaking into Dur Merrill's Tavern in Preston on a Sunday afternoon. About $30 in small change and $33.15 from coin machines were taken, with entry gained through the restroom. The boy was picked up Sunday night following the incident.
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Idaho
Dur
Merrill
South
Preston
Arlando Larsen
Curious Savage stage debut at Exeston high school
The curtain rises at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday in the Exeston high school auditorium for The Curious Savage play directed by Delmar Deritt. The production is cited as a delightfully staged educational event featuring the cast under RS BEE and STEEP supervision.
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Ezeston High
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