Deseret News Publisher Survives Near Total Intestinal Loss
E Earl Hawkes former Preston man and publisher of Deseret News in Salt Lake City survives after removing almost all intestines and large bowel yet remains alive with IV feeding. He weighed 245 pounds before surgery and now 195, tours home, attends Christmas events, and may receive a miniature pump to steady nourishment.
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Births at Franklin Counts Hospital Report
Readers note a series of births and family updates from Franklin Counts Hospital and surrounding households. Mentions include Orval Carstensen and Chris Christensen with relatives visiting over the weekend.
Preventative Role Stressed By IdaJuvenile Court Speaker
Jayco McKenzie juvenile probate counselor for Idaho Falls Sixth Judicial District spoke at the Preston Kiwanis meeting. He described the district court focus on prevention and rehabilitation to steer youth away from lifelong police records and noted programs and partnerships with parents and youth. McKenzie provides counseling across Caribou Franklin Bear Lake and Oneida counties.
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Bear River Basin water talks span three states at Malad
The Bear River Tri state Negotiation Committee met in Malad to discuss Utah Wyoming and Idaho water use. Idaho presented a proposal and a Bear Lake condition report while planning for downstream storage and potential dams including Malad Plymouth and Cub River sites.
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Wyoming
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Cub River
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Idaho Committee
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William F Siger
Department of Wildlife Resources
Utah State University
Harold Brown
Sail
Sal Lake Cty
Obituary: Floyd E Erickson 63 Mink Creek resident
Floyd E Erickson died February 8 at Ure Preston Hospital after a stroke. Born June 27 1908 in Mink Creek he was a farmer and former contract milk haver. He served a mission 1952 to 1954 and was a Seventy in Mink Creek ward at his death. Survivors include his widow Jesse and children Bob Layne Gary Imogene and Clifton along with 12 grandchildren and a sister. Funeral Friday at 1 pm Oneida Stake Center Preston with burial in Mink Creek cemetery.
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Neeley
West Side Pirates defeat Marsh Valley Eagles 75 to 53
West Side Pirates beat Marsh Valley Eagles at Marsh Valley 75 53 on Wednesday with balanced scoring led by Kevin Moser 18 Kevin Olson 16 and Shirl McKay 14. The team pressed into a decisive second half while juniors from Marsh Valley showed hustle in a practice game.
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Marsh Valley
Pirates
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Kevin Olson
Shirl McKay
Glade Poulsen
Richard Reeder
West Side
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Grace
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Alan Ralphs
Preston Idaho newspaper rate card details
The notice lists publication details for a weekly paper published by Citizen Publishing Co Inc at 11 South State Preston Idaho. It notes second class postage and subscription rates of 550 dollars per year within selected Idaho counties and 650 dollars outside those counties in Idaho and Utah.
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Caribou
Bannock
Cache County
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