Preston Night Rodeo Sees Higher Gate and Attendance
That famous Preston Night rodeo closed Saturday despite wind and rain, with gate about $500 higher than last year and seating over 4000. Rich mond took top floats in the parade, while the Preston Phi Dels won the marching corps, Highland Lassies the street marching, and the West Side Piretters the most improved marchers trophy. About 92 cowboys competed, with a purse about $375 larger than prior years.
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Rulon Dunn
Richmond
Hyrum
Preston Music Department
Preston Phi-Dels
Highland Lassies
Phi-Dels
West Side Pirettes
Court Rules Against Cache Dairy in Antitrust Suit
A Utah federal jury awarded Edwin Gossner and his firm 380000 against Cache Valley Dairy Assn in Ogden. The verdict found Federated Dairy Farms not liable and cleared Cache Valley of conspiracy or monopoly charges. Judge Christen may formalize judgment next week after a seven week trial.
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Logan
Edwin Gossner
Cache Valley Dairy Assn
Federated Dairy Farms, Inc
Cacne Valley Dairy
U. S. District Court
Ogden
Gossner
Dairy Association
Cache Valley
Safeway
San Francisco
Sherman Christenen
Burton H. Harris
Don Holbrook
Salt Lake City
Cache
Opposition Voices At Soda Springs Hearing On Idaho Constitution
A Soda Springs hearing on Idaho's revised constitution drew opposition to a proposal letting the governor appoint state officials instead of voters. Attending were Rep. Patricia L. McDermott Sen. Reed Budge Rep. Mark Hart Rep. Pat Warthen Perry Swisher and Phyllis Smith with about 23 Bear Lake Franklin and Caribou residents.
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Soda Springs
Idaho
Patricia L. McDermott
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Reed Budge
Mark Hart
Preston
Pat Warthen
Idaho Falls
Perry Swisher
Phyllis
Bear River water talks push for quick three state talks
Representatives from Idaho Utah and Wyoming met in Preston to urge immediate negotiations on final division of Bear River flows. The motion to begin talks was unanimously supported by Bear River Water Users groups and backed by leaders from Caribou Oneida Franklin Bear Lake and Cache counties with state officials in attendance.
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Bear River
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Preston
John V Evans
Malad
Bear River Water Users Association
Bear Lake
Caribou
Oneida
Franklin
Evans
Calvin Funk
Cache County
Kenneth Tarbet
Last Chance Canal Company
Funk
Tarbet
Upper
Great Salt Lake
John V. Evans
Bear River Basin
Ferris M. Kunz
Idaho Water Resources Board
Montpelier
John A Teichert
Cokeville
Wyo
S Reed Dayton
J W Myers
Evanston
Oneida County
Ida
John J. Roderick
Leonard Clark
J O Larson
William G. Jenkins
Franklin County
Theo J Bell
Perth Poulsen
J Lloyd Christensen
J. C. Hedin
Daniel Roberts
License Plate Sales To Be Staggered
Staggered vehicle licensing will roll out at Marlowe Funk assessors offices. The system applies to passenger cars and pickups under 8000 pounds. Fees for stickers will be monthly prorated by vehicle age. One tenth of licenses will expire on the last day of each month except December.
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Stoker
Marlowe Funk
Snger
Funk
Youth Meet Schedules Twelve Workshops at Cache Conference
Twelve workshops are planned for the Cache Regional Youth Conference at Sky View High School this weekend. Speakers include J Duffey Palmer and Dan Workman, with sessions on religion science finances and relationships. A banquet concert and dance follow Saturday sessions. Sunday includes priesthood and girls sessions with several stake leaders and MIA board members.
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Cache
Sky View High School
Oneida
Franklin, Benson
J. Duffey Palmer
Burns Toolson
F.B
Jack Kidd
LDS Institute
USA
Robert Steur
Kimball Butterfield
Dan Workman
LDS Institute of Religion
Max Cramer
Idaho State Institute
Marlene Telford Lundahl
Climie
Jay van Noy
Shari Auger
Franklin Stake
Jane Loosle
Smithfield Stake
Gladys Wight
MIA
Franklin
Ind
Oneidas Itakes
Benson
Sinfield
Olsen Ie
Iitake
Risa
Preston Chamber Launches $40,000 Industrial Drive
The Franklin County Industrial Development Corporation and the Preston Chamber of Commerce plan a $40,000 drive to fund county industrial development. J. Walter Ross said two prospects exist, one seeking the old Peyton plant, with SBA loans and bank financing to back expansion plans. Efforts aim to attract November production and involve remodeling the recondenser plant to suit new industry.
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Franklin County Industrial Development Corporation
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
J. Walter Ross
Ross
Jipoustries
Preston
Hags Speen
Chamber of Commerce Board
Small Business Administration
SBA
Industrial, Development Corporation
Eae
Franklin County Fair Entries Sought for August Show
County fair officials urge area residents to prepare exhibits for the Franklin County Fair on August 19 and 20. Canning, jellies, jams, and home baking must be in by August 19 with special hours on August 18 and 19. Judging starts Tuesday afternoon and continues Wednesday. two older age classes for sweepstakes have been combined due to ribbon limits.
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Mit
Franklin County 4-H Leader Owen Gibson Honored
Franklin County Fair Board and 4-H Leaders Council honor Owen Gibson at a summer lamb barbecue at his residence in Preston on July 17. Gibson has served as a 4-H club leader council member and Franklin County Fair participant.
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Franklin County Fair Board
Franklin County
Owen Gibson
First North
Second West
Preston
Mr. Gibson
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Gooding
Preston Night
Citizen
Rodeo Grounds
Third Department
Cache Dairy
Ovidboy
Ag Wh
Tri-State Group
Othe
Edheats
Pet
Valley
Weston
Perley Olsen
Knudson
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