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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
11
The first session of the Bannock Stake Quarterly conference convened Saturday evening in Cleveland with attendees gathering for the opening program.
A leadership meeting at Grace Tabernacle drew most of Cleveland ward officers. Events spanned Sunday sessions, with Joseph F Merrill of the Council of the Twelve in attendance and Bannock Stake Mutual Boards directing evening services.
Clemens E Harms of the Logan Brigham City Utah congregations will address the Sunday School and Bible Class at 1900 and Divine Worship at 108 a om on February 25. The meetings occur in the county courthouse basement on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Everyone is invited. The Lutheran Hour airs on Station KVNU Sundays at 1030 AM.
The Idaho Senate defeated a prohibition bill 17 to 24 despite support from Sen. Stewart Geddes and Sen. Parley Jensen. The measure would have raised liquor penalties, banned drinking in public places, limited possession, and required state stamps, while leaving the state distribution system intact. Debates touched on house bill 144 liquor by the drink and rural electrification cooperatives were postponed amid broader fights over licensing, local options, and regulatory controls. The House moves to amend liquor control with higher fees, tighter eligibility, and local option powers, and to revise schools reorganization in senate bill 88, with local districts retaining strong authority. The House also prepares to pass senate bill 65 to liberalize income tax exemptions, reducing tax revenue by about 1.25 million annually, shaping tax relief for individuals and families.
Mink Creek ward members and former members are invited to attend the annual reunion on Friday February 23. The program starts at 12 noon with lunch to follow. In the evening the general public may join a dance at the ward hall. Children will be entertained Saturday with planned activities.
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