Notice of Beneficial Use Hearing for Weston Creek Water
At 11 A M February 16 1957 before P M Condie Notary Public in Preston Idaho proof will be submitted of the application to beneficial use of 2066 A F of waters of The Weston Creek irrigation water rights held by Weston Creek Irrigation Company located in Franklin County Idaho. The water to be used for irrigation from multiple sections and canals downstream of The Weston Creek Reservoir with priority dates May 1 1868 and May 1 1885 and referenced Bear River Decree item 6509.
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Preston
Franklin
State of Idaho
Weston
Idaho
Weston Creek Irrigation Company
E. B. My
Salt Lake
Meridian
Georgeson Ditch
Anker No. 1
Town Ditch
East Field
South Field
Norton Ditch
Weston Creek
Notice to creditors for Bartlett M Nash estate
The administratrix Mabel B Nash of the Bartlett M Nash estate invites all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months from the first publication. Claims must be exhibited to the administratrix at her Preston Idaho residence in Franklin County. First publication January 31 1957.
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Bartlett M. Nash
Preston
Franklin
Idaho
Notice to Creditors in Idaho Probate Court
Notice to creditors in the Franklin County Idaho probate matter for the estate of an individual. Claims must be filed with the court or personal representative by specified deadlines to be admitted for payment.
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Franklin County
State of Idaho
Franklin Community News Highlights Family Events and Local Visits
A busy Franklin weekend features Kerry Jensen’s fifth birthday party with a host of local children, visits to hospital by Lillie Robinson and family, and a fish dinner hosted by the Olsen couple for the school faculty. Community members attend Farm Bureau events in Preston and temple sessions in Lewan, with church activities and family gatherings across Ogden, Logan, and Salt Lake City areas.
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Elaine Jensen
Kerry
Debby Atkinson
Helen Kirkbride
Nancy Loveday
Debra Perry
Debbie Lewis
Nedra Smith
Kent Woodward
Jeffery McFarland
Beverly Nash
Jeffry Lowe
Sue Morrison
Craig Miles
Jensen
Jack
Joyce
Howard Robinson
Sherman Olsen
Franklin School
Prin
Victor Jensen
Ivan H. Woodward
Hazen Loveday
Asael Bell
Joe Day
Hyrum Johnson
The
Olsens
Ents
Gerald Wright
Kimber Webb
Valene Vaterlaus
Lorraine Auger
Alan Vaterlaus
Ramon
JoAnn Wright
Bernice Woodward
Ogden
Erma Woodward
Jennie Stones
Lillie Lauritzen
Montpelier
Boise
Heber Winn
Harold Redford
Pocatello
Farm Bureau
Earl Shumway
Boyd Woodward
Lowan Temple
Samuel R. Handy
W. P. Waddoups
Vaughn Packer
Lester Atkinson
William Biggs
Blanche Kingsford
Mae Handy
Reed Jamison
Vernetta Loveday
Bluebirds
Children’s Hospital
Salt Lake City
Ted Steers
Kay Corbridge
LDS Church
Douglas Corbridge
Lewis Stones
Preston Fifth Ward
Ruby Hampton
Huntsville
Ala
van Orden
Harold Wiser
Glade
Hampton
Alma Hampton
Ariel Chatterton
Dallin Woodward
Melda Smith
Smith
Wilford Seamons
Co. J. Buttars
Cornish
Dorene
Robert Haworth
Henrietta Hiller
Horace Haworth
Agriculture Dept Launches Breeding Plan for Swine
The department of agriculture starts a breeding and selection program for swine modeled on hybrid corn methods to boost yields. The initiative aims to apply enhanced genetic selection to pork production and efficiency.
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Department of Agriculture
Idaho Receives Salk Vaccine Grants From 1956 Fund
In 1956 the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis purchased and donated to Idaho 35 000 ccs of Salk vaccine.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
State of
Idaho
Family Spending Trends Point to Higher 1957 Costs
The report notes American families will spend more on food and a wide range of goods in 1957. Meat poultry and fish rise. fresh fruits and vegetables grow, potatoes fall. Clothing prices climb, wool costs rise, and durable goods like furniture and appliances stay pricier. Credit use expands while farm households rely less on installment plans. Savings increase alongside higher overall expenditures.
Rural Development Program gains broad support in new budget
Congress backs a modest funding increase for the Federal-State Rural Development Program begun two years ago as an experiment. Expanded to 46 counties in 24 states, it aims to boost area economies by coordinating farm and business growth through local leadership and county steering committees.
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Congress
Incide Agricuulure
Oyray
Eisenhower
Classified notices buyers sellers on PRES TON CITIZEN page
The PRES TON' CITIZEN classified page hosts buy and sell listings with small ads. Transactions include items, services, and opportunities, inviting readers to place or respond to notices for commerce.
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Preston’ Citizen
Questions Answers About Income Taxes From Writer
Tax Q and A challenge presents seven items about federal income tax history and policy with answers. It notes 1913 origin myths, progression theory, tax burdens, and a scoring guide rated from excellent to average based on correct answers.
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Mabel B. Nash
Frank Hardwick
Salinas
Calif
Burley
Jamisons
Gene Hansen
Utah Power & Light CO
Olympia
Kerry Drake
Balto
Hogan
Hilda Frederick
Washington
Clinton Davidson
Doug: Piggott
Karl Marx
Era's Appliance & Sport Shop
International
International Trucks
Cmay
West Hotor Company
Sra
Herth ‘and State
Preston Your de Soto-Plymenik and International Truck Dealer