Sanitarian Inspects Idaho Dairy Facilities for Milk Safety
State sanitarian C. P. Maughan conducts a dairy facility checkup under Idaho Department of Public Health rules. Score cards assess sanitary conditions and compare current results with prior ratings to enforce compliance or restrain sale of milk unfit for consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Maughan
Department of Public Health
Idaho
Mr. Maughan
State Health Department
Department ”of Public Health
Boy Scouts Take Over Preston City Offices for Day
Saturday during Boy Scout week troops from county towns assumed city and county duties. Richard Campbell acted as mayor, Ernest Eberhard as city clerk, Leslie Thompson as city manager, William Winward as police judge, Richard Gailey as chief of police, with scouts Billy Baird Vernon Keller and others serving as officers and deputies. Jimmy Garrett and Terry Brown ran the chamber of commerce office in place of Vaughan Greaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Campbell
First Ward
Ernest Eberhard
Leslie Thompson
The
Find “Wand
Ivan Goff
William Winward
Clifton
Richard Gailey
Fairview
Billy Baird
Vernon Keller
Mink Creek
Sherman Olsen
Franklin
Devers Manning
Dayton
City Chamber of Commerce
Jimmy Garrett
Terry Brown
Seventh Ward
Vaughan Greaves
Variety store opening slated for March in new downtown building
Sprouse Reitz moves merchandise from the warehouse to a new South State street store near the Grand Theatre. Charles W. Peterson named manager, Army veteran with prior Phoenix experience, awaiting a firm opening date in March. The company expands across Utah and adjacent states with over 250 stores nationwide.
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Grand_theatre
South State Street
Charles W. Peterson
Peterson
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
Ariz
Paterson
Germany
Army of Occupation
Sprouse-Reitz Company
Buhl and Burey
Springville
Nephis
Utah
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Salt Lake
Price
Richfield
Cedar City
St. George
Iton
Idaho
R. W. Madsen
Preston
Ond
Preston Indians Pre-Tourney Favorites For Pocatello District Meet
Coach Bob Bunker grooms his Indian cagers for the last three conference games as league leaders aim to head to the fifth district tournament undefeated. They face Montpelier February 19 Paris February 20 and Pocatello February 25, with wins already over each foe. Pre tourney favorites include Pocatello and Malad as district action starts March 2 in Pocatello High School Gym.
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Bob ‘Bunker
Montpelier
Paris
Pocatello
Bunker
Bannock Court
Indians
Weston
Blackfoot
Malad
Downey
Pocatello High School
Pocatello Court
Farmer guests invited to free film show in courthouse basement
After a farm loan association meeting in the courthouse basement, Harold Hansen and Glenn Godfrey of Hansen Godfrey Co will present free motion pictures for farmers and families at 2:30 pm. The feature Sage of the Soil, produced by Minneapolis Moline Power Implement Co, highlights agriculture’s role in civilization and national strength with scenes shot in Europe Africa and the Near East. Additional color films of special interest to farmers will be shown.
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Farm Loan Association
Harold S. Hansen
Glenn Godfrey
Hansen- Godfrey Company
Minneapolis-Moline
Minneapolis-Moline Power Implement Company
Europe
Africa
Near East
Hansen-Godfrey
Intermountain Horse Show circuit adds three new shows
Melvin M. Reeves announced three new shows joining the Intermountain circuit after a Preston delegates meeting. Ten groups attended the convention as dates were set and rules reviewed for the season. The first event will be in Lethbridge Alberta May 5 to 7, run by the Lethbridge Saddle Horse Association, with BYU sponsoring a Brigham Young University event planned for May 21 and 22.
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Intermountain Horse Show Association
Melvin M. Reeves
Preston
Intermountain Association
Intermountain
Lethbridge
Alberts
Canada
Brigham Young University At
Provo
County Donations Double Last Year in March of Dimes Drive
The county’s polio drive raised 3228.36 dollars doubling last year’s total. Contributions came from Preston city and surrounding communities plus Elks Lions and school events. Key donors included Elks gifts of 607.25 and 50 from Lions and 200 from Elks.
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March of Dimes
Elks Lodge
Elks
Rulon Dima
Jared Lewis
Harley_Greaves
David Cutler
Hugh Nielsen
Wayne Evans
Lions Club
Rotary She
Preston
Isis
Sixth Ward
Ezra Corbridge
Betty Brunson
Jefferson
Central
Dividends Due for Idaho Pioneer National Farm Loan Members
Dividends totaling 52 058 29 will be distributed to stockholder members of the Idaho Pioneer National Farm Loan association at the annual meeting in Preston on Saturday Feb 14. The payout comes from a 176000 divis dened recently by the Federal Land Bank of Spokane, with Idaho Montana Oregon Washington associations owning the bank's capital stock. The cooperative passes the bank's dividend to its members while retaining a small portion for a sound base.
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Idaho Pioneer National Farm Loan;association
Cooperative Credit Organization
Idaho
Pioneer Association
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Warr
Dworshak Bill Extends Caribou Forest Boundaries
Senate approves Dworshak Bill to broaden the Malad unit of Caribou National Forest by 71 831 acres across Oneida Bannock and Franklin counties. The action aims to improve management and restoration of erosion prone lands requiring reseeding. bill moves to the House.
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Caribou National Forest
United States Senate
Henry C. Dworshak
Senate
Oneida
Bannock
Franklin
House of Representatives
Largest Attendance At Annual FFA Father Son Banquet
Local Future Farmers of America members hosted their annual father and son banquet achieving record attendance. The Franklin stake house hall was decorated in gold and blue with FFA awards on display. Chapter president Richard Meek led the dinner and program while reporter David Beckstead summarized the year’s activities and top awards, including livestock judging first at the Eastern Idaho State fair and potato judging first at Shelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Franklin Stake House
FFA
Richard, Meek
Milk Truck Overturns at Sego Milk Plant
A milk truck from Sego Milk company overturned on First South Street near the plant, spilling about 80 ten gallon cans down the gravel driveway and gutter. The driver, Pete Henderson, paused inside to check orders while the heavy load caused the vehicle to roll backward, breaking 15 to 30 windows on the east side of the Lego Milk plant before the truck was hoisted back onto the ramp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sego Milk Company
First South ‘Street
Pete Henderson
Clifton
Hartsen Paint and’ Glass Company
Lego
Mrs Virginia Barrus Dies in Salt Lake City Hospital
Mrs Virginia Hawkes Barrus 40 died at a Salt Lake hospital after a brief illness. She was born April 4, 1907 in Preston. She taught in Mink Creek Preston and Winder during the war emergency and was active in church auxiliaries. She married George F Barrus in Logan February 16 1929 and endowments followed in December 1930. Surviving are her husband four daughters and her parents.
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Virginia Hawkes Barfus
Salt Lake
Preston
Charles F
Florence Pratt Hawkes
University of Idaho At
Pocatello
Mink Creek
Winder School
Ywmia and Relief Society
Daughtres of
Utah Pioneers
George F. Barrus
Logan
Logan Temple
Kathleen Griffeths Dayton
Evelyn H. Yvonne
Georgia Maxine Barrus
Fish and Game Elects Officers at Banquet
The annual county fish and game banquet elected Albert Moser as president to succeed Wayne Evans. Lincoln Foster was re elected vice president with Ray Merrill secretary and Jim Haworth Paul Nash and Evan Peterson directors for two year terms. 600 members joined and prizes funded the carnival dance and meal at the opera house.
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Albert Moser
Wayne Evans
Lincoln Foster
Ray Merrill
Jim Haworth
Paul Nash
Evan Peterson
Ernie Brutenbeker
Aless Nash
Hart
Cecil Foster
The
Fish and Game Association
Opera House
Whitney Relief Society
Gun
Frank
Remains of Soldier Pfc Joseph L Stone To Be Returned
Remains of the late Pfc Joseph L Stone will be delivered to the final destination soon. Next of kin Lewis H Stone of Franklin has been notified by the American Graves Registration Distribution Center Utah General Distribution Depot. The decedent will be accompanied by a military escort of equal or higher rank. The next of kin funeral director and the superintendent of the National Cemetery will be notified by telegram regarding departure time, arrival at the final destination, and the military escort name when remains are ready to leave the distribution center.
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Pfc
Joseph
L. Stone
Lewis H. Stone
Franklin
American Graves Registration ‘ Distribution Center
Utah General Distribution Depot
The
National Cemetery
Annual Institute Of Farm Bureau To Be Next Week
Frank Gilbert chairs the third annual Franklin County Farm Bureau Institute set for February 18 and 19. Arrangements are complete for programs featuring Dr D R Theophilus, Earl Shumway, Farrell Hanser and Mrs L L Hansen with musical numbers, sectional meetings, and talks on grain and alfalfa varieties and rat control.
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Frank Gilbert
Franklin
County Farm Bureau Institute
Franklin Stake
D. R. Theophilus
College, of Agriculture and Agriculture ‘Experiment
Anyvelatry
Americal Farm
Breau
Federation
Logan
Ini
Albert Moser
Farm
Bureau
Ned Stokes
Virginia Cherrington
Lola
Albaugh
Marion Hull
Irene Morris
Earl- ‘Shumway
Farrell Hanser
Idaho Falls
Idaho ‘Potato Grower's, Inc
Idaho
Farm Bureau Federation
L. L. Hansen
Shelley
Farm Bureau Auxiliary
Meek
Ralph Knights
Aber
Melvin’ Smith
Pocatello
Enright
Aberdeen
Smith
State Fish and Wildlife Service
Preston Chamber of Commerce Names New President and Officers
C D Robinson is elected incoming president of the Preston Chamber of Commerce as the 30th annual dinner meeting approaches. Outgoing president Dr L V Merrill presides. Rexburg Paget and Payson Penney manager O D Robinson are highlighted, with Homer F Johnson as vice president and new directors including Jared Lewis.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
L. V. Merrill
Lyle Shipley
P. H. Edgley
Aileene Harris
Marion B
Harley Greaves
Stanton M. Hawkes
Bruce Wallace
O. D. Robinson
Dre Merrill
Mr. Robinson
Preston
Penney, Company
Im. Rexburg
Pagatello and Payson
Peny
Robinson
Homer F Johnson
Chamber of “Commerce
Johnson
Jared Lewis
L.V. Merrill
The
Preston Chamber of “Commerce
Fortune Teller Opera Cast Prepares for Opening
After seven weeks of extensive rehearsals Lyle Shipley and his directors ready The Fortune Teller opera. Performances scheduled February 17 18 19 and 20 with matinees for students and evening shows for the public. Tickets sold by Je Neff Boothe with some seats at the door. Cast includes Margaret Harding Lucy Larson Kermit Herd Merrill Glade Fifield and Glenn Meelxy among others.
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Lyle Shipley
Joe Tellerre
Je Neff Boothe
Boothe
Fortune
Musette
Margaret Harding
Irma
Ballet School
Opera
Budapest
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Owen W. Benzley
Bowden
Preston Bank
T. R. Bowden
First Security
Ralf Comstock
First Security Bank of Idaho
National Association
Comstock
Beazley
First Security Bank
First Security System
Blackfoot High School
First Security Organization
Pocatello Army Air Base
Pocatello Naval Ordnance Plant
East Center Street
Pocatello Bank
LDS Church
Lions
Iof
Pocatello Ons
Bres
Sanitarian
Boy Scouts
Charles Peterson
Preston Indians
J. Homer Johnson
Preston Chamber of Commas
Businessmen’s Organization
Condé
Mel Reeves
Preston, Il
Mes Os
Dworshak
Co. D. Hobinson
Duke
Virginia Barfus
Albert ‘Moser
Joseph L. Stone
Institute of Farm
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