Community Notes From Mound Valley and Nearby
Local residents travel and visits across towns in Idaho and Utah. Clifton beat Mound Valley 12 to 3 in a weekend baseball game at Clifton. Genealogy talk given in sacrament meeting by William Williams with a Jackie Mendenhall solo. Various visits include McGregor, Panter, Clegg, and Williams families. bridge and sewing club gatherings. temple trip to Logan. and a recovery from an accident for Mrs. Harold Pack.
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Keith Clark
Pocatello
Roma Anderson
Connie Lou
Ann Marie
Lewiston
Ida
William Williams
Jackie Mendenhall
Harold Winn
Y. C. McGregor
Ogden
Grace
Owen D. Clegg
Florence Panter
Ladies Bridge Club
Gladys Williams
Lola Panter
Sybil McGregor
Weldon McGregor
Ronald Panter
Logan Temple
Mary Nielsen
Preston
Lettie
Hannah
C. P. McGregor
Sweetpeas
Petunias
Jennie Perry
Dora Hollingsworth
Bess Nielsen
Pack
Nora McGregor
Mary Lee Peterson
Who Is This Man CY PRICE
Campaign message profile lauds Cy Price a Malad farmer and stockman who served in WWI and Idaho public office. It highlights roles as state commander of the Idaho American Legion, Americanism chairman, two terms in the Idaho State Senate, and Secretary of State. It urges voters to elect him governor, touting experience, economy, and a home industry focus.
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Malad
Preston and
Weston
Utah State College
Cy. Price
Idaho American Legion
the Legion
Oneida County
Senate
People of
Idaho
Cy Price
North Idaho
Central
Cleveland and area residents share visits and events
Local residents from Cleveland Pocatello and Grace Oregon attended gatherings at homes in Mound Valley Bench Ward and Grace. Events included ball game at Preston Park, Sunday school meets, genealogy sessions, and fishing trips to Afton Wyoming with multiple families and guests listed.
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Jensen
Bernice Warner
Gladys Gray
Pocatello
Theron Smith
Janice
Jessil Andreasen
Ardys Lowe
Mary Anderson
Beatrice Reed
Bearlake
Victor Lundgreen
Ogden
Leland Pantér
Zoe Lu Andreasen
Salt Lake City
Vera Nielsen
Lorin Panter
Leland Panter
Preston Ballpark
Preston
Mound Valley
Shirlene Lusk
Sugar City
Lois Nielsen
DeLan
Smith
Ross Smith
Marrie Balls
Max Andreasen
Dean Panter
LaMar
Blaine
Cove
Lauell Titenser
Bench Ward
Stake Board
Cleveland Ward
Fred Anderson
Grace
Milo_Nance
Emily
Verl Wielson
Keith Nielsen
Bill Nielsen
Dianne
Lago
Wendell Forsgren
Utah
Reed Hoggan
Max
Dee Andreasen
Roy Andreasen
Mutual
DeLos Bell
Brent
Waddoups
Ralph Anderson
Thatcher
Fred Andrseon
Notice of hearing probate petition for Alfred Hart will
Letitia C. Hart files a petition for probate of the last will of Alfred S. Hart deceased in Franklin County Idaho. The hearing is set for August 19 1950 at 10 a m in Preston Idaho Probate Court. Interested parties may appear and object.
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Franklin County
State OF
Idaho
Alfred S. Hart
Letitia C. Hart
Preston
W. Paul Merrill
P. M. Condie
Aerial Egg Transport Completed for Idaho Hatcheries
Idaho Fish and Game reports 1950 season total of 10 620 876 eyed fish eggs moved by pilot Joe Monaghan from spawn station to 12 hatcheries. Most loads 250 000 eggs in refrigerated cases. Nearly one million moved to Whiskey Creek hatchery in a day. Seven million cutthroat and three million rainbow eggs. longest trips to Mullan Wallace Sandpoint Clark Fork hatcheries.
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Joe Monaghan
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Monaghan
Whiskey Creek
Grace
Mullan Hatchery
Wallace
Sandpoint
Clark Fork
Pend Oreille Lake
Farming Outlook Hints War Boost for Idaho Agriculture
Economists from the University of Idaho extension service say agriculture will share in a war related boom though gains may be modest. They predict farm prices rise but lag behind broader consumer goods, with net farm income remaining squeezed despite stockpiled surpluses becoming valuable.
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University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho
Robert Wilcox
Virgil Kennedy
Korea
Franklin County candidate seeks re election in 1948 49
In a campaign letter, a Franklin County resident running for State House cites service in the regular session of 1948 and the special session of 1949. He describes his highway location 29 miles north of Preston and current work running a general store and gas station. He asks for support and voting in the August 8 primary.
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Franklin County
Preston
Idaho crop outlook shows mixed gains in 1949 yields
Economists report Idaho potato yield near 37.5 million bushels up 8 percent from last year while sugar beets rise 25 percent to 1.335 million tons. Dry peas fall 20 percent to 742 thousand bags and total wheat output dips about 5 percent. Winter wheat acreage drops 10 percent, spring wheat holds. Oats remain above last year but below 10 year average. Fruit prospects soften with small peach crops and near failure apricots. apples expected near average. Idaho hop production rises to 1.65 million pounds from 1.39 million.
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Idaho
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Vernon H. Mendenhall
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Friends of
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James H. Hawley, JR
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