Power Company to Replace Grace Plant Wood Flowline
Utah Power and Light plans a May reconstruction of 0.8 mile of 111 foot wood stave flowline to Grace plant at a cost of 235000 dollars. J Jameson will oversee the project employing 300 workers on two 10 hour shifts to be completed within May.
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Grace Plant
Utah Power and Light Company
J. l.—Jameson
Power Company
Grace Dam
Grace Generating Station
Jame
Grace
Power Company works to rebuild flowline with saddles
New saddles will weigh 750 pounds each and require 20 500 butt joint assemblies for installation. 22 000 bands and shoes will be salvaged and reconditioned. Original concrete footings will be repaired and grouted to form a grade under bearing surfaces. A first aid station and safety engineer will be provided. Jameson notes this is one of several large jobs this year. Grace dam repair costs 15000 and Cove plant flume repair at 12000 are planned.
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Jameson
Grace
Cove
May 1 Deadline for Farm Planning Sheets in Franklin County
May 1 marks the final day for Franklin county farmers and ranchers to file a farm plan sheet for the 1946 agricultural conservation program. Wilford Stokes, county AAA chairman, urged signers to visit the Preston AAA office to obtain approval for conservation practices before spending.
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Franklin County
Wilford Stokes
County Aaa
Stokes
Preston
Sam
AAA
Free Movie Showings for Preston and Weston Patrons
Local John Deere dealers Lee Bergquist and Arnold Sant announce free motion picture screenings for county residents. The Preston show plays April 17 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium featuring Joe Gentry in Hollywood and The Blacksmiths Gift. Weston shows April 18 at 8 p m at the amusement hall with The Blacksmith and Melody Comes to Town. All films are Hollywood produced. admission is free.
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Lee Bergquist
Arnold Sant
John Deere
Preston
Weston
Joe Gentry
Hollywood
Filmland
Eight Animals Now Owned By Bull Stud
Woodland Charlie the milking shorthorn bull was purchased by Franklin county Bulls Stud cooperative. The purchase brings the association to eight animals kept at Elmo Beckstead’s Beckstead farm south of Preston. Woodland Charlie was bought from Delmer Olson of Mink Creek, who had acquired him from the John Devaney and Son’s herd in Waverley Minnesota in 1944. He is sired by Baron Charlie of Warwick.
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Woodland Charlie
Franklin County Bulls Stud Cooperative
Elmo Beckstead
Beckstead
Preston
Delmer Olson
Mink Creek
John Devaney and Son
Waverley
Minnesota
Baron Charlie
Warwick
Production records show dairy performance and coop supplies
The article notes a dam named Woodland Reba with a production record over 500 pounds of fat and mentions a production record of over 700 pounds of butter fat. It also advertises cardboard sheets 32x44 for lining chicken coops, priced at 40 cents per dozen, available at The Citizen.
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Woodland Reba
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