Franklin County Commissioners Meet June 11 1951 Minutes
Franklin County commissioners discuss sheriff auto allowances and janitor needs for Selective Service Office. They plan a June 19 meeting with city county fair and school officials to discuss fair grounds and transportation funding. A 3.29 mill special levy is proposed if districts resolve disputes and Johnson Linrose issues. Debates cover road signs, bids, and payroll. various bills and cancellations are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF County Commisssioners
Franklin County
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Regula
I. M. Evans
D. Ariel Nash
Angus Condie
C. L. Swenson
M. B. Funk
E. L. Hansen
Burness Parkinson
Selective Service Board
Parkinson
Federal Communication System
William Robinson
William Craner
Daniel Roberts
Fair Board
Elvin Cutler
County Board of Education
County Board of Education of
Ruth Shrives
Farm Bureau
The
Financial Service Co
Logan
Hazen Jamison
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Preston City
S. S. Evans
S P Packer
Bert Ashcroft
Ruth Petersen
Steno
Recorder's
LaRue Gibbs
A. J. Hart
Jeanine Doney
Robert D. Wennergren
Isaac M. Evans
Ariel Nash
Syms-York Company
Pronto Land Measure
Preston Citizen
Sheriff's Office
Kill Athletes Foot Ad From Johnson Drug
An advertisement touts T-4-L as a best selling foot cure from Johnson Drug Store. It claims the product penetrates deeply by 90 percent alcohol and reaches more germs for quick results.
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Johnson Drug
Johnson Drug Store
Health information and county meeting notes from 1951
The text includes health Q A discussing emotional distress its bodily effects and cataract details plus 1951 county expenses and a Franklin County Idaho board meeting minutes noting road maintenance responsibilities and officials present. It records patient costs supplies hospitalizations and public assistance expenses along with minutes of a May 15 1951 meeting.
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Board OF County Commissioners
Franklin County
Idaho
Boise
Clifton Cemetery Election to Vote on 20c Levy July 30 1951
Clifton Cemetery Maintenance District voters will decide on a 20 cent levy per 100 of assessed value to fund water facilities and beautification. The election is July 30 1951 from 1 pm to 6 pm at Clifton Ward Chapel Franklin County Idaho with commissioners L. E. McDermott Orson Kofoed Vaughan Gailey and Clerk.
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Clifton Cemetery Maintenance Board
Clifton Cemetery
Clifton Ward Chapel
Clifton
Franklin County
Idaho
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Caxton Printers, Ltd
Allsteel Office Supply Company
Bancroft-Whitney Company
Mountain States Tel
Tel. Com
Magic Chemical Company
City Coal and Feed Company
Paul’s
Golden Rule
Ccc
Cee Lynn Fackrell Plumbing Co
Utah Power and Light Company, Power and Light
City of Preston Water Dept. Water and Sewer
Marion Morgan
Clair Hull
Conrad P. Hollingsworth
Elbert Williams
Walt Wickham
Morgan Butters
Pioneer Machinery Company
Lang Company, Inc
Universal Joint
International Equipment Company
Standard Oil Company of
Calif
Mendenhall’s
Intermountain Equipment Company
West Motor Company
Peterson Tractor Service, Inc
C. O. Merrill
Ee Ceesseeee
Jorgensen and Sons
Ccessseessecees
Utah Power and Light Co. Power and Light
Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
W. R. White Company
Cece W. R. White Company
Motor Mercantile Corporation
Csseeeees
Neve
Anderson Lumber CO
N. State
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
APN
Member
Federal Reserve System
Health Information Foundation
Dept. of Public Assis
Public Assis
Johnson’s Drug Store
Preston Co-op Drug Company
General Memorial Hospital
Donna Hollingsworth
Ray Coburn
Fairview
Gilbert Cafferty
Oscar Rawlings
Henry Rawlings
Frank Gilbert
John R McKinney
James Reid
McKinney
Preston-Fairview
Utah
Director of Highways
Idaho State Line
State of Idaho
State of
Orson Kofoed
Alcat Toys
Corcus
Mowey
Tee
Sunset Blvd
Hollywood
Tome
Chevrolet
Fisher
B.p. Palente
America
Cranney
South State
Chevrolet CO
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