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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1946

Page

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Farm Labor Assured for Beet Growers in Franklin County

Riley Pearson visits Franklin County to assure enough labor for beet operations. 600 workers, including as many as 400 POWs, plus Mexican nationals may be used in May to handle thinning and processing. Growers expect record prices from 14.25 to 15.75 per ton with no acreage limit and a county goal of 7,500 acres.

Franklin County Riley Pearson Mr. Pearson Pearson Jed Lewis Franklin County Sugar Company Denver Mr. Lewis Chase Kearl Michigan Jack Hickenlooper Julius Cabutti Harold Olsen Milford Crabtree Guy Woodward Wayne Hansen Paul Smith

New Garage Opens in Preston by Wallace and West

The Wallace and West Motor Company hosts a formal opening in Preston on Saturday at Third North and State. Owners Bruce Wallace and Phil West, also managers of Intermountain Air Service and Municipal airport, showcase a modern facility with five repair stalls, lubrication, parts, tires, batteries, and accessories. They invite friends to visit, while Plymouth and De Soto models debut. nearby Mar tin Howe hosts 1946 Plymouth and Dodge showings.

Preston Wallace and West Motor Company Third North State Street Bruce Wallace Phil West Intermountain Air Service Plymouth de Soto Dodge Martin & Howe Wallace & West Franklin County Grain Growers

Third Ward Reunion Friday Evening

The Pres ton Third ward holds its annual reunion Friday evening March 1 at the Franklin Stake house with dinner at 7 p.m. followed by a dance and program under Bishop Alfred Kern. Children under 12 attend Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Third ward chapel. Oren Fellows chairs events and invites all former ward members to attend.

Preston Third Ward Franklin Stake House Alfred Kern Third Ward Oren Fellows

Dairymen Chief Seeks Butter Price Rise Amid Farm Share Law

Franklin County Dairymen's Assn secretary C R Choules appeals to Paul Porter in Washington for a higher butter price under Farm Share Law. He argues rural labor and dairy costs justify a raise, presenting figures on feed, labor, depreciation, and butter output to support the case.

Dairymen’s R. Choules Franklin County Dairymen’s Association Paul Porter OPA Washington, D. C Choules Mr Porter Washington

Guaranteed Circulation Assures Coverage

The Citizen promotes guaranteed circulation for Preston ads and invites ABC audits. It cites a 390 percent growth in advertising volume over three years and reports last official counts as of Dec 30, 1945, showing 2286 subscribers with 2118 paid in full. It invites Franklin County homes to use its reach.

Preston Audit Bureau of Circulation Franklin County

Revered Pvt Packer Remembered by Riverdale Ward

Memorial service for Pfc. Eugene Packer held in Riverdale chapel with Bishop Orville Neeley presiding. Evoking "Oh My Father" and other selections, speakers praised his service. Packer, missing on his nineteenth birthday in March, was recently listed as killed in action. He leaves parents Milton and, three sisters Laree Jo an Lanore, family now in Idaho Falls.

Riverdale Pfc Eugene Packer Germany Orville Neeley Lewis M. Packer Father Word Choir Bennett Winder God Denise Daphne Smith Hary Lou Hawkes Eli Forsgren Melvin Packer Lafayette W. Smith Bishop Neeley Calvin Forsgren Eugene Milton Packer Post 34 American Legion Duane M. Tate War Department Laree Joan Lanore Idaho Falls

Boots & Saddle Club Elects Boyd and Dunn Leaders

Preston Boots & Saddle club met at Randall's cafe naming Luther Boyd president and Rulon Dunn secretary for the coming year. They chose committees, set a $6 dues, and planned talks including a potential Brigham City posse for county organization.

Preston Boots_& Saddle club Randall’s Cafe Luther Boyd Rulon Dunn Boyd Mr. Dunn Dan Swainston Ralph Davis Bill Davis Brigham City

Rats Ravage Franklin County Farms In County Program Planned

The Franklin County rat population rises sharply with a farmer reporting 97 rats killed in a week. Rats threaten poultry losses in brooders and pose a public health risk by spreading fleas. A county wide extermination is tentatively planned for March 20 21 and 22 with bait distribution at central points.

Franklin County Preston

Baptismal Services in Oneida Stake Set for Sunday

Baptismal services for Oneida stake scheduled Sunday March 2 at 3 30 p m in the Fourth ward chapel with Bishop Atkinson of Treasureton ward as speaker. R J Davis signs.

Oneida Fourth Ward Atkinson Treasureton Ward

Cutler Named County Republican Chairman and Local Departures

Elvin Cutler was named county Republican chairman replacing Marlowe Funk who resigns to move to St George Utah. Funk, a longtime Preston barber and deputy sheriff, served as Red Cross chairman and Young Republicans leader. William Dursteller named new deputy, a Whitney native veteran. Byron Winward of Clifton chosen as precinct committeeman replacing Lewis Hess.

Elvin Cutler Central Committee Marlowe Funk Preston Funk Lee Hansen Red Cross Fish and Game Association Young Republicans Hansen William Dursteller Whitney Byron Winward Clifton Lewis Hess

Gladiolus Society Expands to Cache Valley And Box Elder

Franklins county and Box Elder county join the Gladiolus Society in Cache Valley. Logan and Tremonton leaders organize officers James O Stewart president E Lewis Johnson vice president John S Welch secretary treasurer Nat Edwards membership chair. Dues are 1.00 yearly and a 5.00 reward will go to the name suggester with 100 gladiolus bulbs donated by Donald E MacCartle. Two shows planned for 1946 with a local county show possible. A Logan meeting will follow.

Franklin County Gladiolus Society Cache Valley Box Elder County James O .Stewart Logan E. Lewis Johnson Tremonton John S. Welch Nat Edwards Preston Donald E. MacCartle Utah Gladiolus Society Utah

Noted Pianist Coming As Civic Music Feature

The Cache Valley Civic Music association announces a symphonic concert in Logan with the Brigham Young University orchestra on Tuesday March 5 featuring guest pianist Andor Foldes. On March 18 the program will present soprano Selma Kaye.

Cache Valley Civic Music Association Logan Brigham Young University Andor Foldes Civic Music Selma Kaye

Preston Junior Chamber Elects Monday Officers

Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a formal re organization banquet Monday at 7 30 pm at Randall s cafe. John Webber serves as temporary chairman while officers are elected.

Preston Junior Chamber of Commerce Randall's Cafe John Webber

Canal Company Fleet Stockholders Meeting Scheduled

The Preston Riverdale and Mink Creek Canal companies announce a stockholders meeting next Monday March 4 at 2 p m in the courthouse basement. Arthur Moser president urges full attendance as important business will be brought before the group.

Preston- Riverdale Mink Creek Canal Company Court House Arthur Moser

Legislature Faces Many State Problems in Boise Session

Preston Lions urged lawmakers in Boise to pass vehicle inspections, stricter licenses, and stronger highway patrols. Sen Geddes and Rep Andreasen attend the special session while debates continue on hospitals, teachers retirement, and old age pensions. The governor’s broad program may take the full 20 days to address.

Preston Lions Franklin County Boise Lions Committee Stewart Geddes Roy Andreasen

New Manager For Lancaster Easting Firm

Ralph Estes of Preston left this week for Fort Douglas to enter military service. Al Johnson, a recently discharged veteran who served in the air corps, has taken over the Lombard Lancaster Easting auto supplies and parts firm.

Ralph Estes Preston Mancaster-Easting Fort Douglas Mr. Estes al Johnson Pocatello Air Corps

Butter on Local Shelves in Franklin County Dairy Run

Franklin County Dairy men announced the first butter quota will reach local shelves Saturday with 1000 pounds split among stores. manager Ken Beckstead said production faced contract obligations delaying cartons and wrappers but hopes shortages ease within a week as Preston produced butter reaches patrons.

Franklin County S. Les Jane Pilseobehe Forturing Ken Beckstead Preston

Wool Growers Plan Annual Franklin County Meeting

The Franklin county wool pool holds its annual meeting Saturday March 2 at 2 p m in the courthouse basement. President Howard Hall says official business will be discussed and officers will be elected for the coming year.

Franklin County Wool Pool Court House Howard Hall

Preston Hoopsters Bid For Tourney Title At Pocatello

Preston High Indians beat Pocatello 51 to 30 in a first round district game and advance to face Paris next. Downey looms as a strong potential semifinal opponent with Blackfoot possible in a climactic Friday pairing.

Preston Hoopsters Pocatello Preston High Indians Pocatello High Paris Downey Preston Doposters Bunker Grace Blackfoot Weston Malad Montpelier Gate City

Twenty Six Franklin County Veterans Discharged and Enlisted

Franklin county reports 521 discharged veterans to date with 321 still in service. Nine men inducted or enlisted this period including Orrin F McKay Clyde D Sharp Virsel Dailey Jr and Ralph Estes. Additional names appear among recent discharges and entrants from Franklin county.

Franklin County Norme Steele SS Board Orrin F McKay Clyde D. Sharp Virsel Dailey, Jr Ralph Estes Wm. H. McDermott Hyrum E. Talbot Lynn J Larson Dennis B. Hall Dennis C. Ralphs Mr Steele

Patience Please Asks For Forbearance On News Delay

The Citizen announces forthcoming expansion to revamp local service. Until new equipment arrives and space is found for additional staff, readers are asked to bear with the temporary omissions and delays.

Hedin Challenged After First Wrestling Boxing Match

A Wednesday evening high school gym event featured a wrestling boxing card with heated moments. Referee Art Hedin slapped a colored fighter, prompting trainer Bill Cunningham to challenge him. promoter Ned Danford eyed a rematch around March 11.

Hedin Art Hedin Bill Cunningham Ned Danford Bob Prince

Pea Contract Signups Planned Across Districts

California Packing Corporation representatives will sign pea contracts in Dayton Clifton and Thorensen on Monday March 4 from 9 am to 5 pm at the Dayton Amusement Hall. Preston district signs March 5 at the county agent’s office, Whitney district March 6 at the school house, and Franklin district March 7 at the California Packing office from 9 am to 5 pm.

California Packing Corporation Pea Dayton Clifton Thorensen Preston Whitney Franklin Office

Certificate or Bill of Sale to Move Cattle Notice

Sheriff Lee Hansen warns that anyone buying or moving cattle must have a certificate of ownership or a bill of sale. The sheriff's office offers these forms in booklet style for 50 cents, and all involved in cattle traffic are urged to carry proper documentation.

Lee Hansen Sheriff's Office

American Food Store Preston Closed Monday For Repairs

Milo Hobbs announced the Ameri can Food Store of Preston will be closed all day Monday due to a renovation program. The store plans to reopen Tuesday with many changes and details to be announced later.

Preston Milo Hobbs

Forest films shown to Preston Rotary Club

Jack Albano, forest ranger, presented colored motion pictures of mountains and forests at the Preston Rotary Club weekly luncheon. Several reels were shown and well received. Visitors included Riley Pearson of Moscow Dan Roberts and the two sons of March Hopkins.

Jack Albano Preston Rotary Club Riley Pearson Moscow Dan Roberts March Hopkins

Mr and Mrs Mitton Host Mrs Haddock Visiting

Mr and Mrs Russell Mitton hosted his aunt Mrs John Haddock of Laconia New Hampshire during the past week. Mrs Haddock left Tuesday for Vancouver British Columbia.

Russell Mitton John Haddock Laconia New Hampshire Haddock Vancouver British ;Columbia

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Ford Franklin County Dairymen’s Assn. C. R. Choules, Sec Pvt Packer Riverdale Ward Boots & Saddle R. J. Davis Cutler Marlow Funk St. George Gladioli Club Is Meins Franklin Cache Jaycees Lancaster-Easting Trie Wallace Moore Easton G. Corbridge Wayne Merrill Ray Paull Joseph M. Miles Delvid N. Roholt Carl I. Carlson Farrel T. .Jengen Deli R. Stanger Josephm. Viehweg Scott K. Carter Dale H. Bostrom Rex A. Wallgren Dee H. Hunter Wendell Twitchell Ernest Arrington Prince Bob Foster Salt Lake American Food Albano Rotary Club
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