City Acts to Return Park and Library Property to LDS Church
The Pres ton city council in a special Oct 26 meeting notified Salt Lake City’s LDS Church it can reclaim the park and possibly the library parcel and park entrance. The deed from 1915 tied free water to church buildings and park maintenance, but council members say the old agreement is outdated and may be voided, returning library property to the church if county aid is not forthcoming.
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Preston
Carnegie Library
LDS Church
Citizen
State Street
Salt Lake City
Dean Palmer
Franklin Stake
Wayne
D Bell
WVO
Glen Gamble
Lee Bergquist
Preston Chamber Distributes 1900 Rodeo Profits
The Preston chamber of commerce allocated 1900 from the 1970 Rodeo to four funds including 500 to the city for Recreation Park lighting and ball diamond needs, 500 to the Industrial Development Corporation, 500 for highway entrance signs and tourist promotion, and 400 to Rodeo Arena lights. The Rodeo fund still has 600 from an FHA grant for lights. This marks the first wide distribution of rodeo profits.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce Board
Chamber of Commerce
Preston
Ey Recreation Park
Industrial Development Corporation
Rodeo Fund
FHA
Licenses Suspended in Franklin and Caribou Counties
State Department of Law Enforcement reports licenses suspended in Franklin County for Johnny F. Harry Franklin Dale R. McGee Preston for DUI and driving while suspended and Klaren H. Hicks Preston for failure to show proof after an accident. Mr Sparrow’s license reinstated. In Caribou County Jeffery H. Latham Soda Springs DUI suspension noted.
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Nelicner
Franklin
Caribou
State Department of Law Enforcement
Franklin County
Johnny F. Harry
Dale R. McGee
Preston
i Ls w. _Preston
Klaren H. Hicks
Mr. Sparrow
Caribou County
Jeffery H. Latham
Soda Springs
Salt Lake Mall Draws Singers for Christmas Tree
Jefferson Middle School music students invited to sing at the Cottonwood Mall Christmas Tree in Salt Lake City on December 18. A 700 student chorus will perform with piano and melody bells, directed by Lyle Shipley and accompanied by Renae Peterson.
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Jefferson Middle School
Cottonwood Mall
Salt Lake City
Lyle Shipley
Renae Peterson
Bids Opened on New Preston Bank Building
Bids were opened Tuesday on the First Banks and Trust building with 16 contractors bidding. The contract will be awarded soon. Bids ranged from 94000 to 124000 dollars. The bank will be built on the corner of Oneida and State streets.
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First Banks and Trust
Webster C. Maughan
Oneida and
State, Street
Preston approves SBA loan boosts local industry
Government endorses a Small Business Administration loan to a Preston area firm, enabling expansion of lighting and auto manufacturing operations. The project, led by Marcell Pitcher and Cornish, will cost about 1250000 dollars, creating jobs in northern Cache Valley and southeastern Idaho communities.
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Utah Pownm i & Tight
Up&l
Cache Valley
Idaho
Develgnnstte Corporation
Orval ‘Hansen
A Hansen
Corporatoy, A
New
Preston
Irris Tai
Godnaiciog
Marcell
Pitcher
Cornish
Geepeenident
Pemue
Is I See Isii Writing About Anette Jensen Birthday
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event linked to Anette Jensen's birthday. The text mentions attempts to remove ice from steps and a person named Christ music or healer referenced in vague terms. It remains unclear and disjointed with many stray phrases.
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Anette Jensen
Jesie
Counties Near Bond Quotas Reach High Bond Sale Rates
Caribou county has reached 84.1 percent and Franklin county 97.8 percent of their goals in the sale of U S Savings Bonds. The last tabulation covers period ending Oct 31. Franklin county sold $48,898 by October, with $10,506 in October, and Caribou county sold $64,664 with $6,195 in October.
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Caribou County
Franklin County
Ted E. Steers
Weston Man Heads Idaho Wheat Growers Association
Kenton Fredrickson of Weston was elected president of the Idaho State Wheat Growers Association at the ISWGA convention final session. A 1958 board member and former vice president, he runs a Weston area wheat farm now in the family since 1991, succeeding Wynne Henderson of Nezperce.
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Kenton Fredrickson
Weston
Idaho State Wheat Growers Association
ISWGA
Fredrickson
Wynne Henderson
Nezperce
Children’s Yule Program Ready
The Preston chamber of commerce hosts a Christmas program for children featuring Fireman Frank, the Preston high school choir, and Santa Claus. Roger Wiley says it begins at 4 p.m. Saturday in the high school gym. Ron Ross will present 15 to 20 minutes of stories, Mrs Santa Claus will tell tales, and the chorus will sing. Santa will hand out candy after the program.
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Rirenian
Frank
Preston
Citizen
Chamber of Commerce
Preston High School
Santa Claus
Roger Woolley
Ron Ross
State stockpile bids opened for Ban nock Caribou counties work
Chairman C Ed Filandro of the Board of Highway Directors announces bid advertising for stockpile projects in Ban nock Caribou and nearby counties. The work involves stone materials stockpiles near Pocatello Preston and surrounding areas, supervised by District Engineer Orion L Grunerud. Completion is expected within sixty working days after the start order.
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Bannock
Caribou
C. Ed Filandro
Board of
Highway Directors
Pocatello
Jalceandeyse
Preston
Orion L. Grunerud
Pocatello' iOffice
Lae
Grunerud
States Strike Embargo Hits Mail Across Western States
A post office embargo began at 4 p m Wednesday due to a threatened railroad strike. Second and third class mail will be accepted only to Oregon Washington Idaho Montana Nevada Utah and Wyoming, while California shipments are halted. First class mail remains active. The embargo may be lifted if the strike ends.
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Oregon
Ashington
Daho
Ldtana
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
California
Holiday Bonus Free Candy For Citizens
A fragment notes readers may receive a box of candy with a holiday bonus from the Citizen. Subscription rates are listed as fifty dollars outside the area five dollars fifty cents? The text is partially garbled but indicates promotional candy and rate details for subscribers.
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Citta
Banabekandt Aakts
Preston Rotary Chorus to perform Christmas carols next week
The Preston Rotary Chorus will present a Christmas program featuring O Holy Night Joy to the World and carols by Bach and Handel. Soloist Coy Manning will perform selections with the choir including Hark the Herald Angels Sing and The First Noel. The event includes medleys and a bells piece.
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Preston Rostary Chorus
Rotary
Daneet
Let
Habelujah
Beethoven
Adam
Coy Manning
Henrich
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