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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1967

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Campbell Soup buys 440 acres in Cache Valley site

Campbell Soup Company announced the purchase of 440 acres north of Richmond as a potential future ingredient plant site. The land, near Highway 91 and the Union Pacific Railroad, has been under option for months following an industrial labor survey in Cache Valley. The announcement was made by Jay.

Campbell Soup Company Richmond Cache Valley Highway 91 Union Pacific Railroad Jay Garrett New Industries Committee Cache County Chamber of Commerce G K Budd Preston Logan Salt Lake City Budd Cache County Cache Campbell Soup Chamber of Commerce

Applications Sought For Postmaster Weston Idaho

The Civil Service Commission announced an examination for postmaster in Weston Idaho open through January 24 1967 with a $6113 annual salary. Applicants need one year experience or education above high school substituting six months, good reputation, public dealings ability, and must pass a written test. Residency within delivery area and age 18 plus are required. those over 70 cannot be appointed. Complete filing details are at the local post office or with the Civil Service Commission Washington DC.

Weston Idaho US Civil Service Commission Washington, DC

Weed Control Meeting Tuesday in Franklin County Social Hall

Extension agronomist Robert Higgins discusses Tordon use for perennial noxious weed control at a 1 30 pm January 10 meeting. Wendell Bosworth and Devere Tovey outline benefits of ciuron herbicide and selective weed control for local crops.

Robert Higgins Franklin County Court House Wendell Bosworth Devere Tovey

Cache National Forest Annual Report for 1966

District Ranger Ralph Roberts reports a productive year with 12 seasonal workers and local spending on salaries, equipment, and contracts. The Preston District managed 155000 acres of National Forest land and 17000 acres of non National Forest land, with grazing by seven permittees for sheep and 126 for cattle, range improvements including fences water troughs ponds and weed control, and about 90000 visitors enjoying 106 developed campsites and picnicking areas.

Prestor Ralph Roberts Roberts Preston Pic

ISU Head To Talk At Meet

Dr William E Davis president of Idaho State College will speak at the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet this month The banquet is Jan 19 at 8 p m in the Franklin county courthouse New officers will be installed and the holiday closing schedule for Preston is approved including Decoration Day Independence Day Pioneer Day Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year’s Day.

William E Davis Idaho State College Chamber of Commerce Preston Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Franklin County Court House Preston

Preston couple win first baby prizes for 1967

Jennie Lynn Esplin, daughter of Merl and Mrs. Esplin of Preston, born January 2 at 3 31 in Franklin County General Memorial Hospital, is named the valley's first baby of 1967. The Esplins receive prizes from Preston Citizens and Logan city merchants contests. eligibility hinged on birth in Franklin County hospital. The family includes seven other children.

Merle Esplin Preston Cache Valley Citizen Jennie Lynn Esplin Merl Esplin Esplins Logan Lds Hospital Idaho Falls Logan Franklin County LuAnn Karen Cleve Kim Pace Wendy Dav Fred E. Porter Mapleton

Dates Set For Annual Fair and Area Improvements

Franklin County Fair will run August 25 to 27, 1967 with Wil lam Robinson as chairman. Planned improvements include land leveling, sprinkler systems, new sidewalks and blacktop, curb and gutter extensions, and milking facilities for dairymen to enhance the fair site in Preston.

Franklin County Willam Robinson Robinson Fair Board State Street Second Third Ward Oneida Street Second North The Frankin County Preston

Scout O Ramas Set For Two Districts

The North Cache and Franklin District Scout O Ramas run January 27 and 28. Franklin show January 28 at Preston High School gym from 1 to 4 pm with Cub Scouts Guide Patrols Scouts and Explorers. North Cache show January 27 at Smithfield Armory starting 7 30 pm. Tickets 25 cents. funds go to units and event expenses per Malcolm Denton Franklin district show chairman.

Franklin Preston High School Guide North Cache Smithfield Malcolm Denton Franklin District

Officials to Take Oaths at Franklin County Monday

Franklin county officials will be sworn in at the courthouse Monday at 10 a.m. on the second Monday of the year marking a new term and fiscal year. Those taking oaths include county commissioners Vaughn Larsen Thedford Roper and Rolen V. Bastian treasurer Colleer L. Stokes prosecuting attorney Dell W. Smith assessor Marlowe B. Faith and probate judge O. D. Robinson.

Franklin County Court House Vaughn Larsen Thedford Roper Rolen V. Bastian Colleer L. Stokes Dell W Smith Marlowe B. Faith O. D Robinson

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