Scouts Honor Area Men At Banquet
William A. Davis named president of the Cache Valley Council Boy Scouts of America for the coming year. Allen Dunn of Preston receives the Silver Beaver award along with Kay Scholes of Smithfield and William Hower Jr. of Hyrum. Dr. L. V. Merrill of Preston is re elected as a National Council representative.
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Preston
Cache Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
William A Davis
Allen Dunn
Dunn
Kay Scholes
Smithfield
William Hower Jr
Hyrum
Roper Reelected CVD President Amid Expansion Plans
Cache Valley Dairy Association reelected Preston Roper as president and named Earl Jackson to the executive board, with Earl Shumway also on the board. Roper said 1968 was the last successful year, noting a $250 000 expansion nearing completion and facilities designed for 600 000 pounds of milk with a goal of $1 million in monthly sales. He emphasized growth to provide more local jobs.
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Thedford Roper
Preston
Cache Valley Dairy Association
Earl Jackson
Dayton
Earl Shumway
Frankin
Roper
The
Valley Chaintymen
Cache Valley
Benefit Show Aids Winberg Fire Victims At Marsh Valley
Tickets go on sale for a variety show at Marsh Valley High School to raise funds for Richard and Wayne Winberg. Dean Almond and troupe from Salt Lake City donate their time, with stars from Promised Valley and other shows slated to perform. The event supports hospital bills totaling about 30 dollars. Richard aged eight and Wayne six have endured extensive burns from an accident on a farm in Arimo Idaho.
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Richard
Wayne Winberg
Marson Valley High School
Dean Almond
Salt Lake City
Mr. Almond
Summer Hayes Music
Wayne
University Hospital
Blaine
Arimo
Ida
Preston
Winbergs
Eastside Board Raises School Lunch Prices
The Eastside school board voted to raise lunch prices due to a three thousand dollar cafeteria deficit for the first four months of the year. Student meals will cost 35 cents and adults 45 cents, with a district report requested to explain the deficit and staff changes considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastside
Ihe
Don Elwell
Police Restrict Dump Shooting After Window Shot
Chief Gary Elson announced a ban on shooting at the city dump following a bullet that shattered a kitchen window at Leo Hobbs home near dampgrounds. The bullet entered above the sink and lodged in the wall while the house was unoccupied.
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Garyelson
Leo Hobbs
Dampgrounds
Forest district notes 1968 efficiency and water benefits
Preston District on Cache National Forest highlights 1968 activities including 100000 acre feet of water from mountain watersheds supporting cattle grazing for 1925 head and 173250 pounds beef, 115 permittees with grazing privileges, 5 miles of fence and nine water developments, plus 100000 visitors enjoying recreation and camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ward
Preston
Forest Land
Cache National Forest
Ward
Bainnscke and NEBr Ean Formed NFO in Car 1a
The fragment notes the formation of the NFO by Bainnscke and NEBr Ean in car 1a with a reference to Papa. The readable text indicates a 2 member setup and a linked namespace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa Nebr Ean
NFO
Bainnscke
Credit Best Tool for Area Farmers Told at Preston FLBA Meet
Richard L. Barnes Idaho regional manager of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane told stockholders that credit is the most essential tool for farmers today at the Preston FLBA annual meeting held at Oneida Stake house. J P Garner reported over 20.3 million dollars in loans outstanding on December 31 196s, an all time Northwest record. Harold L Bassett opened the meeting with Roy Corbett serving as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Barnes
Idaho
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Preston Federal Land Bank Association
Barnes
Preston Association
Oneida Stake House
Joe
E. Riddell Sage
Spokane Federal Land Bank Board
J. P. Garner
Preston Flba
Northwest
Harold L. Bassett
Lago
Roy Corbett
Grace
UP&L Plans $14.4 Million Utah Area Expansion
Utah Power and Light will invest 14.4 million in its Preston division as part of a 223 million five year expansion across Utah Southeast Idaho Wyoming and Colorado. About 1.6 million in the coming year will fund transmission and distribution lines with 134 million from new investor funding nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Utah Power and Light Company
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Ap&l
Aenea
Fontes
Brea
Saisae Ead
R. Hunter
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Serge Benson
Cachte Valley Council
Council
William A. Davis
Mrs. Davis
Citizen
CVD
Marsh Valley High School
Jackson
R. Harr
Ford Roper
Ine
Tyrone
Ners Bend AG
Dalé Schwendiman
Kings
Bob Kendall
Milo’s
Royce ‘Fuhrimen
Hansen
Up&l
Otsai
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