Drury Farm Again Wins Big At County Fair Holstein Show
Henry Drury and Sons of Fairview lead a strong Holstein display at the Franklin County Fair dairy show. Winners include grand champion, senior and junior champion females, and senior grand champion awards along with many breed divisions. Other champions and special awards are listed with exhibitors Douglas Wright Alma Choules Henry Drury D. N. Jessop Vary Talbot Rex Condie and more.
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Henry Drury and Sons of
Fairview
Franklin County
Douglas Wright
Alma Choules
Douglas’ Wright
Lawrence Bodily
D. N. Jessop
Joe Drury
Vary Tal
Vary Taloo
Henry Drury
Paul Condie
Leland Weeks
Alma
Vary Talbot
Cache Valley
Leonard Nelson
Wayne Haworth
Arthur Stevenson
Robert Bodily
Bradley Larsen
Daniel Roberts
Tommy McFarland
Grant Weeks
Jeddie Geddees
Preston Citizen No. 8 News Item Noted
The Preston Citizen entry at No. 8 records a brief item highlighting a local event or note. Details are limited in the available text, preserving the source’s concise community update style.
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Preston Citizen
Fat Stock Sale price list from Producers Livestock Market
The Fat Stock Sale lists exhibitors and sale prices bought by various buyers. Entries include Kel Crane 110 pounds at 41 cents and Paul J Carver 90 pounds at 1 cent with multiple primes and choices priced from 36 to 50 cents per pound. Buyers include Producers Livestock Marketing Assn Wayne Evans National Farm Loan Assn First Security Bank Cache Valley Livestock Auction and local businesses.
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Producers Livestock Marketing Assn
Albert Moser
Kel Crane
Paul J. Carver
Prime
Wayne Evans
National Farm Loan Assn
Diane Roberts
O D Robinson
Karen Lee Roberts
Choice
Gaylord Larson
Leonard Nelson
Cache Valley Livestock Auction
Edward Benson
Mary's Cafe
Dennis Hobbs
Stan’s Market
Don Jensen
Tri-Miller Pack
Seat Keller
Peterson Tractor Service
Good
Knudson Packing Co
Fackrell Plumbing Co
Kent Keller
W & R. Oil Co
Robert Bodily Wins Dairy Award At County Fair
Robert Bodily of the Roughnecks 4 H Dairy club Whitney led by Lorin Bodily won Franklin County 4 H dairy award for most advancement in dairy club projects. He received a registered Holstein heifer and show halter after exhibiting four animals at the 1959 fair. Merlin Bodily also won the champion dairy fitter and shower prize with electric clippers. County Agent Daniel Roberts noted keen competition in 1959 and promised another award at the 1960 centennial fair.
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Robert Bodily
Roughnecks
Whitney
Lorin Bodily
Franklin County
Paul Condie
Rex
Preston
Thomas Saddlery
Daniel Roberts
Young
Dairy Club
Bodilys
Nof
Lawrence Bodily
Merlin
Butter consumption per person holds at 8.4 pounds in 1958
The National Dairy Council reports per capita butter use at 8.4 pounds for 1958, unchanged from 1957, in its issue How Americans Use Their Dairy Foods. The postwar decline in butter consumption has leveled off, per the NDC.
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America
National Dairy Council
NDC
Classifieds Offer Buy or Sell on Press Ton Citizen
The PRES TON CITIZEN invites readers to use its classified page for buying or selling. Listings cover items from everyday household goods to services and small trades, with contact details and price guidance where provided.
Preston City Treasurer's Report for Quarter Ending July 31 1959
City treasurer Stella M. Peterson presents receipts and disbursements for three months ending July 31 1959 including warrants paid street lighting water parks health and sewer garbage police and fire funds. Totals show disbursements 30 996 55 balance 96 345 30 and validation by notary A R Swainston with publication Aug 27 1959. Retail ads for Galaxie women shoes and Lancer dress shirts appear, detailing sizes and prices.
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Warrar Recreation
Preston
Idaho Municipal League
Stella M. Peterson
A. R. Swainston
Fwret
Juniors and Seniors Crowned in Local Rodeo Contests
In the junior division cloverleaf, winners were Phil Schvaneveldt first Bill Randall second Eddie Kener third. Junior Talbot won the cloverleaf race with Brent Schvaneveldt second and Gordon Beckstead third. Senior winners were Johnny Schvaneveldt Phil Schvaneveldt and Eddie Jensen. Junior pole bending saw Blaine Hyde first Brent Schvaneveldt second and Larry Bingham third. Trent Keller Clifford Schvaneveldt and Johnny Schwaneveldt won senior events amid donations from Preston firms and two Lewiston Utah sponsors. Merlin Whittle and Seaborn Lamont supplied stock.
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Phil Schvaneveldt
Bill Randall
Eddie Kener
Junior Talbot
Brent Schvaneveldt
Gordon Beckstead
Johnny Schvaneveldt
Eddie Jensen
Blaine Hyde
Larry Bingham
Trent Keller
Clifford Schvaneveldt
Johnny Schwaneveldt
Preston Business
Lewiston
Utah
Merlin Whittle
Seaborn Lamont
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Goodyear
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Orion
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Rob Roy
Ivy League
Preston, Idaho
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