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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1973

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Farm allotments and wheat base notices mailed by ASCS

Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service officers in Franklin County and Caribou issued 1973 farm base notices to producers. Blaine Gamble explains the two participation plans for feed grain: a 25 percent set aside or zero set aside, with loan and payment implications and potential base adjustments under special conditions.

Franklin, County Caribou Agricultural Stabilization , “and Conservation Service ASCS ASC Blaine Gamble Gamble

School renames Preston man Wilcox Elementary in Pocatello

Hawthorne Elementary in Pocatello is renamed Claude A Wilcox Elementary School by the school board in honor of Claude A Wilcox a Preston native who dedicated 42 years as teacher and principal. Wilcox born January 20 1894 served missions and held church posts while his family includes a son and seven grandchildren.

Hawthorne Pocatello Claude A Wilcox Wilcox Preston Bion Ella Alder Wilcox Brigham Young University Idaho State College Idaho Southern Branch Utah State Idaho State Glendale Grace Smith Weston Riverdale McCammon Claude LDS Church Iona Hatch Logan Vivian Esther Sperling Deer Lodge Mont Wilcox C M Hatch Wilcox Lewiston Kenneth Claudia) Berry la Canada Calif Ray Cleoria) Hancock Francis Salt Lake City David Green River Wyo Leon Althea) Forsgren Smithfield Orval Josephine) Perkins Vinton Afton) Merrill Long Beach

Sheriff Reports January Traffic Focus in Franklin County

The Franklin county sheriff's office issued 22 traffic citations in January. Deputies investigated 13 traffic accidents and cited four drivers. Two hit and run cases were reported and 14 arrests were made. Sheriff Arlando Larsen noted five stop sign violations among the citations with two speeding, two reckless driving, and two yield failures. There was one each for stoplight improper turn and vehicle defects. Arrests included four drunkenness, two disturbing the peace, one felony, and seven misdemeanors. The department served three warrants, did three house checks, 14 escorts, 11 open doors or windows checked, one shake down, and two errands and repairs. Total patrols covered 4,131 city miles with 922 hours, and 2,386 county miles with 276 hours. Members donated 162 hours.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office Arlando Larsen

Preston Merchants Promote Washington Birthday Celebration

The Preston merchants launch a large Birthday promotion with free cherry chocolates and pies for the community. A contest asks readers to identify merchants wearing Washington wigs, listing names inside the paper. The winner receives 25 dollars, with a drawing if tied. This marks the 1973 year’s first major event.

Preston Washingtons Citizen Washington

Temple Endowment Topic Lecture Tonight in Oneida Stake

The fourth Know Your Religion lecture sponsored by Franklin and Oneida’s takes place tonight at the Oneida stake center. Dr Joseph Cos Muren of the LDS Institute adjacent to Weber State College will speak on The Temple Endowment as Taught in Ancient Non canonical Literature. Registration may be made at the door.

Franklin and Oneida‘stakes Oneida Joseph Cos Muren LDS Institute Weber State College

Heart Disease Toll in Franklin and Caribou Counties

Special report notes National Heart Month highlighting Franklin and Caribou Counties. Public Health Service data show heart disease accounts for about 49 percent of local deaths, below the national 53.9 percent and Idaho state rate. Local mortality averages 51 per year with about 25 due to heart disease, reflecting regional dietary and lifestyle influences.

Franklin Caribou U.S. Public Health Service Caribou County United States Idaho

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