Funeral Held For Alvin Hull Tuesday
Funeral services were held Tuesday for A C Hull a prominent Idaho farmer and rancher who helped bring the Franklin County Sugar Company to the area He died December 24 at his Whitney home Born February 12 1881 in Whitney he was the son of Robert McClellan Hull and Mary Ann Chadwick He graduated Oneida Stake Academy attended BYC and Utah Agricultural College and earned a degree from the University of Utah He taught in Preston and Whitney then farmed and raised stock in Whitney and Cub River He served a LDS Church mission in the Southern States and held church roles including MIA priesthood quorum leader Sunday School and High Priest teacher He helped organize the Franklin County Fair and Rodeo and was president of the Preston and Whitney Irrigation Company He aided the Franklin County Sugar Company and served as agricultural superintendent until retirement He married Ella Maughan June 24 1908 in the Logan Temple and they had eight children and many descendants He is survived by his wife and children Alvin Jr Harold M Kelty M and others
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Decorator Don Anderson Wins Preston Contest
Don Anderson of 9 North 4th West captured first in the annual Preston Christmas decorating contest sponsored by the Preston Citizen and Utah Power and Light Company. Second place went to Clair Horth for the prize award.
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Sproteet Ue Sproteet Ue Prize Donation Report
An unclear fragment notes prizes donated by Power in a local event. Limited readable names and context prevent full reconstruction of participants or purpose.
Assessor to Take Boise Post After State License Issued
The governor announced E R Hopper appoints Wood to replace the retiring assessor in Boise. The new assessor plans to move near the post soon after January, honoring his WWI veteran service with the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He was wounded on Okinawa and praised for his long public service in law enforcement.
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Beets and land measures in unclear 19th century record
An OCR fragment mentions beets, acres, and counties with garbled terms. References to production, recon, and a superintendent imply an agricultural or land survey context. Names and precise details are unreadable, leaving only scattered hints of acreage and dates.
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Franklin County Sugar Industry Leaders Meet
The article notes Thomas Heath of the Sugar Shaders in the United States planning retirement December 31 while serving as vice president and general manager of the County Division of Sugar. The Franklin Growers host a mondial dinner through January 8, with details obscured by damaged OCR.
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Cleveland report shows unclear local note
The readable text is fragmented and not clearly conveying a single event. No identifiable people, organizations, or locations beyond Cleveland appear with enough detail to form a complete summary.
Ski Bus Signups Open for Preston Area Riders
Bill Hobbs of the Elks Lodge announces space on a ski bus from Preston. Lodge sponsors the trip with local skiing enthusiasts and invites signups at Tanners Men's Wear Store before the first bus departs next week.
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State Okehs Highway 34 Work In 66
Riverlale Treasureton section of State Highway 34 was included in the Idaho State highway program for 1966. The 6.6 mile project aims to complete the road from Preston to Grace with another segment from Treasureton to Cleveland pending funding. Two rest areas were also planned in Franklin Caribou Bear Lake counties.
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Fishing Opens In Foster Reservoir For 1966
Foster reservoir will open to fishing January 1, 1966. District fish and game officer Kelly England says fishing is year round because the reservoir is to be treated for trash fish. Continued on page 4.
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