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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1952

Page

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Local Attorney New President of Potato Growers Group

Ben Johnson of Preston was unanimously elected president of the Idaho Potato Producers association which represents over 12 000 growers. A referendum on the federal market agreement was supported with no opposing votes while another resolution opposed federal controls and OPS price ceilings. Johnson named committees for 1952 and said a growers referendum will be organized with the Idaho potato advertising commission.

Pocatello Idaho Potato ‘Producers’ “Association Ben Johnson Preston Farmer Russell Burkman Idaho Falls Johnson Idaho Potato Advertising Commission

West Side Pirates Narrowly Fall To Preston Indians

West Side Pirates rally with 17 fourth quarter points to nearly upset league leading Preston Indians. Larry Crawford frees the Indians with a late free throw as Ivan Davis scores at the buzzer. Pirates, coached by Leonard Johnson, outscore rivals 17 in the final period but fall short.

Preston West Side Pirates Preston Indians Indians Pirates Leonard Johnson Fisher Westover Rasmussen West Siders Larry Crawford Crawford Ivan Davis Davis Condie Yee Redmen Mussen Evan Sorenson Downey Bulldogs Sorenson Bulldogs

Swine Raisers Meeting Set in Franklin County

Franklin County swine growers are invited to an educational meeting by the Franklin county extension service. The event is Wednesday afternoon February 20 at 2 p.m. in the county courthouse basement. Wade Wells, extension swine specialist from Boise, will discuss swine outlook feeding and management. All interested in swine production may attend.

Franklin County’ Extension Service Wade Wells Boise Franklin County

Lumber Firm Manager Suffers Brain Concussion at Home

Ray Bright, manager of Anderson Lumber Co., is recovering from a brain concussion after an accident at his home on Tuesday evening February 5. He fell while carrying garbage, lost consciousness at the basement stairs, and was brought upstairs by his wife.

Ray Bright Anderson, Lumber Co Bright

Land of Mediocrity Label Sparks Hawaii Letter

Dr and Mrs Newell Davies of Hawaii deride local life as mediocrity in a letter to The Citizen. The pair say they are back in army service after a year and a half here and plan to keep up with home via the paper, enclosing a payment.

Newell Davies Hawaii Dr. Davies

Merrill elected president of Idaho Flower and Garden clubs

W Paul Merrill was elected president of the Idaho State Flower and Garden clubs at a Pocatello meeting of Eastern Idaho clubs. Mrs Ed Shoemaker of Blackfoot was named vice president and Mrs D W Carver of Glencoe secretary. The new officers will organize committees and establish a permanent organization to educate beautify and conserve Idaho and promote it as the state beautiful.

W. Paul Merrill Idaho State Flower and Garden Clubs Pocatello Eastern Idaho Flower and Garden Clubs Merrill Ed Shoemaker Blackfoot D. W. Carver Glencoe Idaho

West Side Pirates Split Four Games In Week

West Side Pirates go 2 2 in four games this week. They defeated Blackfoot Broncos 55 43 and Malad Dragons 43 31 with Varge Rasmussen scoring 21 in the Malad win. They lost to South Marsh 86 41 and to Preston 36 33 as Ivan Davis and Larry Crawford each scored 11 for Preston.

West Side Pirates West Siders South Marsh Pirates Leonard Johnson Preston Indians West Side Indians Varge Rasmussen Ivan Davis Larry Crawford Preston Dragons Rasmussen Blackfoot Broncos

Income Tax Collectors Announce Itineraries

Tax collectors announce itineraries for IRS and state agents to assist late 1951 returns. They will be in Preston March 10 to 15, Grace February 20 and 21 in Bancroft February 18 and Soda Springs February 19 to help filers complete reports.

Internal Revenue State Preston Grace Bancroft Soda Springs

New Meter Policy Enforced With Fines and 12 Minute Free Time

City officials announce a new meter policy to start next Monday. meters will be checked from 11 am to 6 pm with 12 minutes free after a penny feed. Violations trigger a 50 cent ticket, rising to 17 dollars if unpaid in 24 hours.

Rulon Dunn

Youth Gets Commission in United States Air Force

Darrell Larsen of Preston is commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Air Force after completing degree requirements at the University of Idaho at the end of the first semester this year.

Darrell Larsen Preston United States Air Force University of Idaho

Stassen Rally Gains Ground As Gallup Poll Noted

Idaho attorney and stockman John Johnson, a strong Stassen supporter, said statewide groups are jubilant over the latest Gallup poll figures. He spoke after meeting Harold Stassen in San Francisco and attending a Lincoln Day event in Salt Lake City where Stassen aims for a November Republican victory, not merely a July Chicago nomination.

Ben’ Johnson Preston Johnson Chicago Gallup Stassen Truman Vin

Eugene Hall Places Third in FFA Public Speaking Contest

Eugene Hall of Preston High School won third place at the southeastern Idaho FFA district public speaking contest held in Bancroft. Riley Mickelson of Grace captured first and Jack Ream of Montpelier was second. Hall spoke on The Ever Progressive American Farmer, highlighting farm machinery, cultivation, and farmer innovation from past to present. The district winner advances to the Idaho state contest in March.

Ter Future Farmers of America Bancroft Paris Malad West Side Montpelier Grace Fenton Larsen Garth Bodily Fairview John LeFevre Franklin Lanny Westerberg Preston Eugene Hall Bolsb Franklin County Ariel Meek Wilford Kansas City KPST Idaho

Preston Auction and Commission Co Horse Sale

The Preston Auction and Commission Co held a successful Wednesday horse sale at the yards. Butcher horses brought up to half a pound, and good team horses sold at top prices.

Preston Auction and Commission Co

Preston Future Farmers of America Plan Special Observance

Preston Future Farmers of America plans a week of activities for National FFA Week February 17 to 23. The Preston chapter has over 100 members with four degree paths from greenhand to state and American farmer.

Preston Future Farmers. of America Plan Preston Future Farmers of America FFA America

Cub River Stockmen Hold Annual Meeting Feb 2

The Cub River Stockmen association held its annual meeting February 2 at the Franklin county courthouse to elect officers and handle grazing plans for 1952 on the national forest allotment. Officers were retained: George Peterson president, A C Hull vice president, Ben Swann secretary treasurer, Ralph Porter and George Burbank on the advisory board. The group voted to place bulls on the range to aid distribution and the advisory board will arrange purchase or lease before grazing opens. Forest officials praised the club's cooperation after reseeding about 1200 acres in upper Snake Creek Litz basin and Worm Creek basins, with permittees curbing grazing to protect new grasses.

Joel L. Frykman Cache National Forest Orval Winkler Levy Forest Service Snake Creek Litz Basin Worm Creek

Forest Range Use Report From Cache National Forest

Cache Supervisor Frykman reports 12 469 cattle and 60 483 sheep drew part of their annual feed from Cache national forest grazing allotments in the past year. Of cattle 5 954 used Utah ranges and 6 515 were in Idaho. sheep numbers totaled 43 641 in Utah and 16 842 in Idaho. Twenty five percent of grazing fees will return to local counties for schools and roads. Forage production was about 90 percent of normal with slow growth on Bear Lake drainage and above 7500 feet due to cool June. Range improvements included 71 miles of fencing and 1225 acres reseeded in 1951, notably Paris basin. Species varied by soil moisture with smooth brome and other grasses on good soils and crested wheat grass on drier lands. A study area east of Ogden used intermediate wheat grass. Cooperation from forest associations and permit holders aided reseeding efforts.

Cache National Forest Joel L.frykman Forest Utah Ranges Idaho Utah Bear Lake Paris Basin Paris Ogden Ogden River Frykman

Guy's Water Fluoridation System Now in Operation

Wayne Perry suffered a painful forearm injury when a pitchfork slipped from Gerald Wright while pitching hay on the Wright farm near Franklin. He received medical care, a tetanus shot, and was reported to be improving after the incident. Preston Is Second.

Wayne Perry Gerald Wright Franklin

Preston Fluoridation Plant Installed in Idaho City

Preston installs a water fluoridation system costing about 6850 dollars following city plans and a council vote. Tests show fluorine levels meet recommendations and Lewiston reports a 58 percent drop in tooth decay among seven year olds. The plant, housed over the main reservoir line, feeds fluorine automatically at about 25 cents per person.

Preston Rulon Dunn Idaho Department“ of Public Health Idaho Lewiston Dunn

Donna Woodward Returns for Visit to Pres ton

Mrs. Donna Woodward formerly ran the Woodward Shoe Store here visited Pres ton briefly en route to Logan to consult her physician. Now living in Stron she manages the J Croft department store. She is still on crutches after a car accident last summer near Smith Field that left her family narrowly alive.

Donna Woodward Woodward Shoe Preston Logan Woodward St. Ron J. Croft Noe Billings Mont Smithfield

Potato Producers To Meet Tuesday In Franklin County

Franklin county potato producers will hold their annual session in the basement of the county courthouse at 2 p.m. Tuesday Feb 19. County President Lee Bingham announced the meeting will review progress on ceiling price work and actions from the Pocatello meeting. Robert Allan extension agronomist will discuss research at the Aberdeen agricultural experiment station on cultural methods and potato breeding aimed at resistance to early dying and leaf roll. Robert Wilcox extension marketing specialist will outline ceiling price formulas and provide an agricultural outlook for 1952. All interested farmers invited.

Franklin County Lee Bingham Pocatello Robert A Eins Apronatural Aberdeen Robert Wilcox Bingham

De Soto Fire Dome V-8 Engine Display At West Motor

West Motor Co announces the De Soto Fire Dome V-8 on display at 250 North State. Phil West says the engine delivers 160 horsepower with quiet, smooth, economical operation and hemispherical combustion after years of research.

de Soto Phil West West Motor Co Preston de Soto West North State

Dairymen Group Renames Officers

Delmar Olsen of Glencoe was re elected president and J W Adams of Thatcher secretary of the Franklin County Dairymen s Assn when the board met for reorganization. The annual meeting saw Olsen and Adams re elected to another term. Holdover directors include I M Evans Louis Davis and Lowell Neeley.

Delmar Olsen Glencoe J. W. Adams Thatcher Franklin County Dairymen's Assn Association Olsen Mr. Adams Louis Davis Lowell Neeley

Dog Licensing and Leash Rules Warned by Local Officials

Sheriff Lee Hansen and Chief Dale Allred urged dog owners to secure current licenses and confine pets after sundown to prevent livestock losses. March 1 is the license deadline, and unlicensed dogs will be targeted. Bicycle licenses are now available to curb theft and aid recovery of stolen bikes.

Lee Hansen Dale Allred Allred Ity

Carpenters Union Banquet Set For Preston Members

Carpenters of Preston local union No 2254 will hold their annual banquet Saturday at 8 p m in the basement dining room of the county courthouse. Officers urge all members and partners to attend the program afterward. Jerald Greaves, vice president, handles last minute reservations with no charge for attending members.

Carpenters of Preston Jerald Greaves

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Ian Been W. Paul Merrill Heads Association Stassen Forces Mrs. Burnis Ree Eee Wren Fey Cub River Stockmen Guy's Franklin Workman Pitchfork Dairymen Group Carpenters Union
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