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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1958

Page

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Campaign success in Franklin county for 1968 March of Dimes

Ace Beckstead county chair reports the Franklin county campaign raised 8103.82 for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. He thanks volunteers and lists contributions from districts including Ballida Cleveland Clifton Dayton Fairview Franklin Glencoe Glendale Linrose Mapleton Mink Creek Oneida Oxford Preston wards Riverdale Treasureton Weston Whitney Weston Creek Windsor Schdots Eastside West Side Thatcher with notable totals from districts and clubs. Vaccination urged to curb poliomyelitis.

Ace Beckstead Franklin County Ballida Cleveland Clifton Dayton Fairview Franklin Glencoe Glendale Linrose Mapleton Mink Creek Oneida Station Oxford Preston Riverdale Treasureton Weston Whitney Weston Creek Winder Sohdots Eastside West Side Thatcher

Captain Merrill Stationed in Saigon During Vietnam Duty

Captain David K Merrill 32 arrived in Vietnam and serves on temporary duty with the Military Assistance Advisory Group at Saigon. Son of Mr and Mrs W Paul Merrill of Preston he entered the Air Force in 1948 and was last stationed at Webb Air Force Base Texas. He graduated from Utah State University in 1949 and is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Pi Sigma Alpha fraternities.

Air Force David. K. Merrill Lawana Sycamore Big Spring Texas Vietnam Military Assistance Saigon Merrill W. Paul Merrill Preston Webb Air Force, Base Utah State University Sigma Alpha’ Epsilon Pi Sigma Alpha

Pvt Alonzo Handy Commended by Fort Ord Officer

Pvt Alonzo H Handy son of Mr and Mrs Alonzo H Handy Jr of Preston has been selected as one of the ten outstanding natives. Colonel Maness wrote it is a great pleasure to invite a sincere hope that he will meet with continuities in his future service to Maroon.

Alonzo H—Handy Alonzo H. Handy Preston Maness Fort Ord

New Officers To Be Nominated By Game Group

The Franklin County Be and Game Assn. will hold a nominating meeting next Monday in the courthouse commissioners room at 8 p.m. to fill seven officer positions for two years, with district four a one year term. Outgoing officers include L. S. Forsgren president and others, and members are urged to contact Cliff Whitehead at 2283 to arrange appointments.

Franklin ‘County Be and Game Assn L. S. Forsgren Mac Gambles Dick Tufts Franklin Cliff’ Whitehead Weston Paul Nash Cleveland Bill Condie Cliff Whitehead

Farm Pest Control Advice Amid Winter Indoor Threats

A rusted fragment cites Daniel Roberts urging farmers to use pest control now as cold weather drives pests indoors and food stores stay vulnerable. The note notes limited seasonal availability and compares pest pressure to other seasons.

Seaisons Daniel . Roberts

Preston High Students Win Debate Honors at Ogden

Nine Preston High School students, guided by coach Chet Harris, won top honors at Weber College Ogden tournament. Brent Robinson and Kay Cherrington earned first place in the B division, each receiving a gold medal and school plaque among 1,078 competitors from 43 schools. Others from Preston entered in oratory and extemporaneous speaking, including Lee Mink Ronald Schow Ann Maughan Clarene Taylor K C Ballif Donnad Casperson Sylvia Swainston.

Preston High School Chet Harris Weber’ College Ogden Utah Idaho Nevada Wyoming Brent Robinson Floyd,Robinson Franklin Kay Cherrington Mgr Jack Cherrington Preston Lee Mink Ronald ‘Schow Ann Maughan Clarene Taylor K. C.ballif Donnad Casperson Sylvia Swainston

Feed Lot Tour Scheduled for Friday in Franklin County

Franklin county feed lot operators are invited to a Friday tour starting at 10 30 a m with a meeting at the Maple arch up Cub River and a first stop Ernest Spatig farm. If conditions are poor the afternoon session may be moved to the county courthouse commissioners room at 2 p m County Agent Daniel Roberts announces Wade Wells University of Idaho Livestock Specialist will discuss antibiotics as growth stimulants and bloat prevention.

Franklin County Cub River Ernest Spatig Daniel’ Roberts

Arlene Woolf Receives Nurse Cap at Ricks College Capping

Arlene Woolf of Preston was among 18 students awarded nurse caps at Ricks College School of Nursing. The Feb 6 ceremony marked the first capping for the new two year streamlined nursing program at the college.

Arlene. Woolf of Preston Ricks College School of Nursing Ricks

Irrigation Company Calls Bond Election For Reservoir Plan

Preston Whitney of Irrigation Co announces a bond election set for Saturday March 8 at 1 30 p m in the county courthouse basement to finance a new reservoir north of Highway 34 with capacity about 3400 acre feet. The project would supplement existing Glendale and Lamont reservoirs and river rights averaging 8000 acre feet per year. Cost estimated between 175000 and 185000 dollars. Construction not to start until next year after Highway 34 rerouting. Stockholders urged to attend. proxies accepted to ensure majority vote on financing and stock sales.

Cecil,Foster Preston Whitney Irrigation &Co Manne Stormorth Glen‘dale Cub Tex Ates Foster

Potato Growers to Meet in Franklin County

Potato growers in Franklin and Carroll counties will gather February 28 at 1:30 p.m. in the Franklin County courthouse basement. Dick Olms, University extension pota to specialist, will speak on storage and temperature issues. EB Spence, extension conservationist, will discuss potato diseases and show slides on how they affect crops. Continued on page.

Dick“ Ohms Potas Hato Fpbtato’ Browe ‘Ers Franklin Carion Franklin County Obms EB. Spence Kenneth Oliverson Franklin County: Potato Grow

Wheat Growers Meeting To Be Held At Courthouse

Extension agronomist Roylance and grain co op manager Poort of Franklin county plus Ben Jonebon president invite all county wheat growers to a 1 30 PM meeting at the courthouse. A film will be shown to illustrate why wheat quality matters to growers bakers and housewives.

Howard” “Roylance the University, of Idaho Harold Poort Sueeday Ben Johnébon Franklin Roylance Poort

Master Day Open House Set By Idaho National Guard

Preston National Guard unit announces Muster Day events for February 22 and 23 at headquarters. Open house will showcase equipment and include talks on military obligation for 17-year-olds. Col George Bennett named project officer for Idaho’s third annual Muster Day celebration, with statewide planning led by Maj Gen John Walsh.

Preston Merrill National Guard Ational Guard George Washington George B. Bennett Idaho Army National Guard Idaho John E. Walsh Walsh Bennett Idaho National Guard Twin’ Falls Twin Falls High School

Idaho AG Graydon Smith speaks at Preston Young Republicans dinner

State Attorney General Graydon Smith was the featured speaker at a Preston Young Republican dinner February 12. About 150 attendees enjoyed a program with music by Stephen Viehweg and Beas Nelson, color guard by Boy Scouts, and greetings from state officials.

Idaho Graydon Smith Preston Franklin County Young Republican “Or the Elks Beas Nelson Mink Stephen Viehweg Jack Cheree Dewey Olsen Orval ‘Bensort Dean Abrams William C. Roden State Young Republican Organization Rulon’ Swenson Delmer Olson Cote Henry Dworshak Smylie Ray Robbins Jason Smith

Fragmentary OCR News Snippet with Place Names

Fragmented text appears to reference locations and numbers, with garbled phrases and partial names. It mentions Oxford, High way 2, Spe Dext, and various stray numbers, dates, and items, though meaning is unclear.

Poultry Co op to Hold Salt Lake City Convention

The Utah Poultry Cooperative will hold its annual convention at the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City Saturday. Officers including Jesse W. Spafford of Fork will preside. More than 600 members from Utah and southern Idaho are expected, with reports on the past year and plans for 1958.

Utah Fembet -Tal Poultry’ and Farners Cooperative Hheld Salt Lake Hotel Utah Jesse W. Spafford Fork Wiil Carl F. Tundell Spanish Fork D. O Brick Iaincourt Ichfield Vernon Jensen Preston B Smith Peterson Saline Apar

High Producing Herds Led by Leland Weeks Annual Meet

The Franklin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association met with board members reporting 1957 activities. Talbot Holstein Farm in Fairfield led production with 12 9927 pounds of milk and 46891 pounds butterfat from 11 cows, while 202 cows exceeded 400 pounds butterfat in 305 days. Leland Weeks' Boars Holstein topped fat at 732 pounds and 19 715 pounds milk in 297 days.

Franklin Fae Talbot Fairview Association oKennington High .Com Leland Weeks DHIA Dhia' Group Fheart Robert Wilcox Boise Dairy Department Utah State University

Fire damages Preston granary in wiring blaze

Dayton fire department was called to a Preston granary fire believed due to faulty wiring. Damage estimated at 1500 dollars. other buildings were saved including an air loafing shed.

Dayton Preston

Norman Hawkes Named to Utah Autumn Honor Roll

Norman Roger Hawkes of Preston earned a place on the University of Utah autumn honor roll, released by University President A Ray Olpin. A sophomore majoring in medicine, Hawkes is the son of Dr. and Mrs I R Hawkes and maintains a 4.0 GPA indicating straight A work.

Norman Roger Hawkes Preston University of Utah

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Chainan Pvt Miss Arlene Woolf Leis Bong Cominy Preston Natrational Guard Debe of “Educations Ae Agi OE Ernest“ Eberhard LDS Seminary Adahae Oxford Red Rock Road Bannock Leland
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