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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
4
The fragment notes a pair named Art Rilis and Bud on a quiet night, both released after paying a two bit fine. No further details or context are provided in the readable text.
Public notice from Franklin County Idaho announces the annual meeting of Eastside Class A School District No. 201 to be held September 2, 1952 at Jefferson Schoolhouse. Trustees election for a 3 year term and general questions on school interests are on the agenda. Voting by secret ballot 1 to 6 pm.
Franklin County Idaho notices creditors to present claims with vouchers to Melvin Griffeths Administrator at 2 East Oneida Preston Idaho on or before December 15 1952 for the estate of Joshua Rallison also known as J Rallison deceased.
Notice announces the annual trustee election for West Side School District No. 202 to be held at a specified location. Voters are reminded of election details and eligibility for participation in the district’s governance.
Notice of annual school election for West Side School District No. 202 to elect two three year trustees from Linrose and Weston. Election held September 2, 1952 at Weston schoolhouse from 1 PM to 6 PM. Candidates file with Clerk six days prior. Qualified voters include Idaho electors in Linrose and Weston who are parents or guardians of under 21 or property taxpayers or spouses. All urged to vote.
In a rustic chat Bud S. wonders about bringing television to Skunk Holler taverns and proposes a Nickel Beer Cocktail lounge with televishun. Constable Chickencooper is cited in a quip about the ever crowded Sandy nite scene and a past request for town modernization.
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