Beet growers eyed as Franklin County Sugar Co starts survey
Franklin County Sugar Co opens its annual drive to gauge beet planting intentions and acreage among farmers. The release notes sugar price trends and forecasts from the U S Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, with optimism for quota sugar demand and prices.
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Franklin County Sugar Co
Sugar Company
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Company
Sugar Brokers of
New
Clarence Kendrick Elected President by Electrical Group
Clarence Kendrick, co-owner of Preston Electric & Furniture Co., was elected president of the Cache valley chapter of the Intermountain Electrical Assn. at the annual meeting in Logan. W.E. Dunbar remains secretary-treasurer. E. A. Jensen and Kenneth Porter of Preston named directors. The association, nearly 28 years old in Utah, unites electric appliance dealers, jobbers and manufacturers to discuss industry problems and share information and training programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kendrick
Preston Electric & Furniture Co
Cache Valley
Intermountain Electrical Assn
Logan
W.E. Dunbar
Utah Power & Light Co
Preston
E. A. Jensen
Kenneth Porter
Utah
Intermountain
Desert Song tickets go on sale next week at school
Tickets for the opera The Desert Song will be available February 2 as rehearsals enter their final week before public performances on February 9, 10, and 11. J Neff Boothe leads sales. students rehearse roles as Romberg opera cast, chorus, and orchestra put in extra hours. Director Lyle Shipley promises pleasing performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Neff Boothe
Lyle Shipley
Candidates Named for Fish and Game Board Seats
Several men from three county districts were nominated to the local fish and game association board of directors. Three will be elected for two year terms, four will be hold-overs. Election is Feb 24 with the annual banquet to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Association
Spurthuse Sinter
Albert Moser
Reed Olsen
Ray Nelson
Cap” Taylor
Lloyd Forsgren
Sam Smith
Glenn Nelson
Preston
Lare Vic Jorgensen
Monte Aller
Ray Coburn
Mac Gambles
Ariet Netley
Lester Sears
Paul Nash
Jim Haworth
Evan Peterson
Moser
Lincoln Foster
Ernie Brutenbeker
Whitney Resident Dies After 60 Years In Whitney
Herbert Rallison 87 longtime Whitney resident died Saturday at the local hospital. Born November 9 1861 in Sporle England he came to Utah in 1882 then moved to Whitney in 1885 taking a farm home. He married Ellen Bishop in the Logan temple and served in the LDS church as ward clerk YMMIA president and teacher. Surviving are ten children including Ruth Mitton Logan Ethel Stockdale Mendon James B Rallison Lethbridge Arthur B Rallison and Herbert Rallison Jr. Whitney.
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Herbert Rallison
Whitney
Sporle
Norfolk
England
Robert
Harriet Bullard Rallison
Kaysville
Ellen’ Elizabeth Bishop
Logan ° Temple
LDS Church
Lethbridge
Canada
Arther B
Dealers Sponsor Film On Gypsum Industry
The Preston Lumber Co announces a free showing of White Magic a Technicolor sound film for contractors carpenters and interested persons. It will be at 8 p m in the Blue room Randalls cafe Thursday Feb 3 and runs one hour 15 minutes. The film covers the manufacture and uses of gypsum in building. Local lumber dealers sponsor the showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Lumber Co
Randall’s Cafe
Franklin Stake Plans Conference
First session of the Franklin stake quarterly conference will be held Saturday January 29 at 6 30 p m in the Franklin stake house for all stake and ward welfare workers who should bring bulletin 17. General sessions start Sunday January 30 at 10 a m and 2 p m with Elder Mark E Peterson and church general authorities in attendance.
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Franklin Stake
Stake
Ymia
Tre
Mark E. Peterson
Miss Deanne Smith Teaches at Box Elder
Miss Deanne Smith from Preston Utah State Agricultural College begins five weeks of practice teaching at Box Elder High School in homemaking classes. She will live in the community and observe fellow teachers under supervision of Mrs Bertha Harris and Mrs Mary Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanne Smith
Utah State Agricultural College
Preston
Box Elder
Miss Smith
Bertha Harris
Mary Robbins
Kazmayer to Speak at Preston Knife and Fork Club
Robert Kazmayer renowned public speaker and world affairs analyst will address the Preston Knife and Fork Club Monday evening February 7. His career spans talks to the New York Rotary and DAR conventions and extensive world travel from Europe to the Far East. He studied at Rochester and Colgate Rochester Divinity School and held civic roles before choosing lecture and radio work full time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kazmayer
Preston Knife and Fork Club
Kazmayer
United
Far
East
Europe
Russia
America
New York
Rotary Club
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clu
Madexithe
Central
South America
Australia
India
Japan
China
Egypt
Hemisphere
France
Germany
Soviet
Amo Automobile
Moscow
University of Rochester
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Rochester
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Citizen’s Tax League
Blackfoot Defeats Preston 36 30 In Friday Game
Blackfoot Broncos defeated the Preston Indians 36 to 30 in Friday night action on the home court. Preston junior varsity fell 41 31 in the curtain raiser as Blackfoot built a 10 7 lead after the first quarter and extended it to 28 20 by the end of the third. Nelson led Blackfoot with 12 points while Charters and Cutler each scored seven for Preston.
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Blackfoot Broncos
Preston’ Indians
Blackfoot
Preston
Broncos
Charters
Cutler
Nelson
Yancy
Pocatello
Indians Defeat Downey 34 23 In Tight Game
Preston's Indians posted a 34 to 23 victory over Downey high in Downey last evening. The crowd saw a close contest with the locals leading 9-8 after the first quarter, 15-11 at halftime, and 26-18 after the third. Forsgren led scoring for the locals with eight points as Ransom and Egbert also contributed.
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Preston
Indians
Downey
Downey High
Forsgren
Ransom
Egbert
Lt. Max Choules To Be Honored
The body of Lt. Max T. Choules who died in action April 9 1945 in southwestern Germany is due to arrive next Wednesday. Graveside services are set for Feb 3 at 2 p.m. with Bishop Von Larson officiating and Preston American Legion in charge of military rites. Choules attended Fort Benning officer candidate school and served with the 97th division. He died two months after overseas duty began and was posthumously awarded the Purple Heart. He was born Oct 10 1928 in Preston and attended the University of Idaho earning a business degree. He worked for Burroughs Adding-Machine Co. in Spokane before enlisting in 1942. He married Gwen Smith Dec 19 1942, and six weeks after his death a daughter Patricia Lynne was born. He is survived by his widow, now Gwen C. Johnson, their daughter, his parents, five sisters, and four grandparents.
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Max T. Choules
Germany
Oliver J. Choules
Fairview
von Larson
Preston American Legion
Choules
Preston
University of Idaho
Burroughs ‘“Adding—Machine Co
Spokane
Wash
Charles
Gwen Smith
Logan
Miss Marian Smith Joins Tooele High For Practice Teaching
Marian Smith a Utah State Agricultural student from Preston arrives at Tooele High School for a five week practice teaching in homemaking under supervision of Mrs Reinhardt Miss Milligan and Prof Helen Cawley head of home economics education USAC program She expects to graduate in June with a bachelor of science in home economics
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Marian Smith
Utah State Agricultural
Preston
Tooele High School
Miss Smith
Reinhardt
Miss. Milligan
Helen’ Cawley
USAC
Gaj
Smith
Utah
Pace
Farm Loan Association Plans Annual Meeting at Courthouse
The Idaho Pioneer National Farm Loan Association will hold its annual meeting Feb 12 in Preston. Clifford Warr announces the event with A C Hull presiding and speakers Willard M Rees of the Federal Land Bank Ira Clark of the local soil conservation service. A business session will cover progress and director elections for Leonard Nelson and Albert E Moser. Hold over directors are Levi Bodily Merlin T Whittle and A C Hull.
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Idaho Pioneer National ‘Farm Loan Association
Preston
Clifford Warr
A. C. Hull
Willard M. Rees
Federal Land Bank
Ira Clark
Soil Conservation Service
Mr. Warr
Leonard Nelson
Albert E. Moser
Dayton
Levi Bodily
Fairview
Whitney
Merlin T. Whittle
Bennion Addresses East Side Teachers and Townspeople
Dr. Adam S Bennion spoke to the East Side Teachers association and local residents in the high school auditorium. He closed with Albert Bowen quote Freedom does not abide it must be preserved and a film Of This We Are Proud highlighted the talk. Under Supt W H Simmons three films on teaching techniques preceded Bennion address during a half day meeting led by district presidents Carl Niel sade OC TRS aT ie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Teachers Association
Adam S. ‘Bennion
Albert E. ‘Bowen
Supt. W. H. Simmons
Community polio drive push doubles efforts this week
March of Dimes campaign workers strive for full county turnout despite cold weather and blocked roads. Fairview and Glencoe report higher local contributions than last year while boxing bouts between Preston mill workers and West Side high men and the annual Match of Dimes ball in Clifton gymnasium lead a week of fund raising. The grand ball is set for next Monday at the Persiana ballroom with Jaycees organizers selling advance tickets.
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Fairview
Glencoek
Daniel Roberts
Preston
West Side
Clifton Gymnasium
Reed Brenchley
Lyle Porter
USAC Student Begins Practice Teaching Joyce Keller
USAC student Joyce Keller of Utah State Agricultural College arrives from Preston to start practice teaching in Bear River high school home making classes this week. She will live in the community and devote full time to teaching and observing methods under the supervision of Mrs Oneta Shurtz, Mrs Esther Anderson, and Prof Helen Cawley, as part of the teacher training program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce’ Keller
Utah State’ Agricultural College
Preston
Bear River
Keller
Will
Sunder
Preston Chamber of Commerce to induct new officers
Old and new officers of the Preston Chamber of Commerce plan the 14th annual dinner and officer induction next Monday at the courthouse basement. New president Robert Fulton and vice president Owen Beazley will be joined by directors Tom Albaugh Eldon Tanner and Max Norton. Retiring officers include O D Robinson W Paul Merrill March Hopkins Howard Johnson and J E Cushman. The event features color posting by the American Legion, a program by Nathan Thomas Merlin Smith and a main address by Ralph E Gale of Idaho Power Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Robert B. Fulton
Owen Beazley
Tom Albaugh
Eldon Tanner
Max Norton
J. Homer Johnson
Jared Lewis
Ray Bright
G. W. McCune
O. D. Robinson
Merlin Smith
Bob Young
Mr. Robinson
Ralphy E. Gale
The
Idaho’ Power Co
Boise
Chamber of Commerce
Wilhi
Lee
Idaho assessors meet on 1949 tax values and auto tabs
Delegates from Idaho counties met to discuss proposed 1949 tax values for merchandise livestock real estate and personal property. Gov Robins greeted the group and State official Lewis explained the shift to tabs for 1949 auto licenses requiring 1948 registration slips. License fees remain to be set by the state legislature with a proposed $7.50 flat rate plus 1 percent of vehicle valuation.
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Ee County
Idaho
Beise
A . Robins
Lewis
Shead
of State
Department of Law
Istate
Coldest Night To Record Low At Sugar Factory
Temperatures this week averaged well below zero with Monday night reaching minus 32 degrees at the sugar factory, the coldest since January 1937. Milford Crabtree notes 33.6 inches of snow compared to 20.5 inches in 1937, and 17 of 26 January days so far are below zero.
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Mercury
Preston
Whitney
Milford Crabtree
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Sugar. Co
Electrical Group
Franklin Stake Plans Conference
Robert “Kazmayer
Max Choules
Johnt Tooele
Miss Marian Smith
Farm ‘Loan Association Plans
Adam Bennion
Clifton
Polio
Commerce
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