Beetles Threaten Franklin County Potato Crops
Franklin County agriculture officials report Colorado potato beetles attacking local potato vines. Adults are plump, about 3/8 inch, with yellow and black markings. larvae are brick red with black spots. Control options listed include DDT, Endrin, Dieldrin, and Thiodan with specific application rates and timing. County agent DeVere Toveyland and Daniel Roberts urge potato growers to inspect fields regularly and seek assistance in identification.
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Graces
Frankline County
Who's Who Jackpot Jumped To 138 Dollars This Week
This week’s Who’s Who winner is Korece Hayes with misreadable entries and clues noted. The drawing occurred Monday at Hansen Glags Paint Boxes with deposits at Hansen’s Bob ZAcock Insurance and Foss Clothing Store. The prize grew to 138 dollars as more guesses were submitted amid unclear OCR text.
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Korece Hayes
Cullige
Central
Mel
Jack Garrett
Firestone
Ron
Hansen’ Glags
Hansen's
Bob
Zacock
McCuney
Foss Clothing
Opening of Franklin County Canning Center Set for Friday
The advisory committee has set the opening date for Friday at 9 am. Patrons can can apricots cherries peas meat pork and beans and other staples. As the season continues fruit and vegetable limits may apply to preserve perishables. Apricot season is active with some peas and developing beans. For appointments call 212-W or contact Mrs Fenton Larsen 0287-R1 or Mrs Dewey Olsen 579-.
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Anklin’ County
Canning
Fenton ‘Larsen
Dewey ‘Olsen
Cadet Henderson Completes Six Weeks at Army ROTC Camp
Cadet Lyle S Henderson of Clifton, 22, son of Mr and Mrs Howard H Henderson, graduates from West Side High School Dayton 1955. He trains six weeks at Army ROTC summer camp at Fort Lewis Mash during which he gains practical experience and instruction in tactical technical and administrative subjects with emphasis on duties of a second lieutenant. He is a student at Utah State University and member of Psi Chi fraternity.
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Lyle S
Henderson
Howard’ H, Henderson
Clifton
Army Reserve Officer, Training Corps
Fort “Lewis
West Side High School
Dayton
Utah State ‘University
Psi ‘Chi Fraternity
Bowling Association Schedules Meeting
A meeting will be held Friday July 1 at 8 p m in the chamber of Commerce rooms to form a men's city bowling association. Anyone interested is invited to attend.
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Chamber of ‘Commerce
Wheat quota referendum set for July 21 voting
E R Johnston office manager of the county agricultural stabilization and conservation office announced a wheat quota referendum for 1961 harvest. Growers with over 15 acres may vote on July 21 from 10 am to 6 pm at designated Community A B C and D locations including Cleveland Treasureton Thatcher Riverdale Banida Oxford Winder Glencoe and Dayton.
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E. R. John‘rton
Cleveland-Treasureton
Thatcher, Co
Riverdale
Minkreek
Glencoe
Banida
Oxford
Winder
Weaton-Linrose- Yaylcn
Clifton
Dayton
Weston hosts two day pioneer day celebration parade
Weston kicks off a July 23 celebration with a parade at 10 am and a 11 am program under Lone Rock camp. Evan Koller chairs the parade committee. Activities include softball, chick scramble, foot races, games, a miniature rodeo at 5 pm, and an evening ward recreation hall gathering with a Western dress suggestion.
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Tare Ywell
Weston -For -A
Coedy
Evan Koller
Rock, Dup
Vers
Ann Hansen
Dayton
Mermory
West Side
Preston
Morting Bishop
Rolen
Bastian
Ward
City Softball League Under Way With Seven Preston Teams
The Preston city softball league is underway with seven teams including Edwards Floral Native Lumber National Guard from Preston Franklin Weston Lewiston and Providence. The schedule for July 18 and July 21 lists matchups such as Edwards Floral vs Weston and National Guard vs Providence.
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Edwards”. Floral
Native Lumber
National Guard
Franklin
Weston
Lewiston
Providence
Moniday
Edwards Florali
Westonee National” Guard
Lumber
National “Guard
Edwards Floral
Sane
Fragmented Letter Excerpts Show Local News and Requests
A jumble of reader letters and notes from Preston Citizen readers, including requests to cancel income tax services, renewals for subscriptions from Fern and Cluff Christensen of Fullerton and Val Neuen swaner, chaplain and first lieutenant of the U.S. Air Force, with mentions of Tokyo and Japan, and a postscript about a Doug Palmer sighting. The piece reflects community life and reader engagement in a mid-20th century column.
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U. S. Air Force
APO
San Francisco
Don
Preston
Tokyo
West Side
Japan
Thé
5 News
Douglas- Palmer
Val
Doug ‘Palmer
Contiauca
Rodeo Togs Move Into Public Show Fashion
The annual rodeo dress promo urges clerks managers and store owners to wear western togs during the next two weeks. Participants are asked to sport old western hats loud Levi s outfits and other western attire to support the event.
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Jet
Election to be held after school closes at Bahia
Petition led to a vote on June 1 to elect a new school board. The election drew 137 votes with 37 opposing. The one teacher Brades district will stay open for another year with 20 pupils enrolled last year.
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Banida
Syven
Othe Anit
Brades
Bahia
Fielai
Vigard& Eviien
Hay Chopper Fire Damages Property Near Preston Auction
Weston observer Laron Bright reported a hay chopper blaze near Parley Shaffer’s property west of Preston auction. City firefighters battled flames for hours, burning the hay chopper two trucks of hay lumber canvas and ash lost. Shaffer estimates about $1000 in losses.
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Parley Shaffer
Preston
Laron
Bright
Weston
Aloe
Shaffer
Famous Prestgn Night Rodeo to be Held July 28
The event promoter announces the Famous Prestgn Night Rodeo to take place on Saturday July 28 at the midway with carnival shows concessions and rides. Headline acts include Monte Young and Buschom land legend Sirity Rogers plus top bullfighter Kajun Kid appearing all three nights. Proceeds support regional rodeo crews and entertainment venues with family night on July 28 offering reduced admission for youngsters.
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Sirity ‘Rogers
Halt
Fin Sie
Dan Ince
Cowboys
Assaz
Madison Square - Garden
New York
Boston“ ‘Garden
Antonio
Houston
Salinas
San Reno
Las
Vegas
Spokane
Ogden
Kajun Kid
Hansen reunion draws family from far corners
A large Hansen reunion brought together many relatives including Nelson Parity Mee Green Me yeld Mrs Jack Randall and families from Pocatello Avoca Wash Coburnaba Preston California and others. Attendees listed extended kin and distinguished guests with multiple Hansen families present.
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SEMAN
SSSI
Hansen
Reution’ Park
Emima
Hinsen
Ailatew
Harigen
Tamby
EAS
Nelison
Sorin
Jack Randall
Golden- Jenks
Pocatello
Steve” Halliday
Arnold
Frédrick
Verdon
Niece Alice Finlayson Weds Ray Harper in Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Fred Rallison and Mrs Rudgar H Davies of Logan attended the wedding and reception for their niece Alice Finlayson and Ray Harper in Salt Lake City Friday.
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Fred’ Rallison
Whitney
Rudgar
H. Davies
Logan
Alice
Finlayson
Ray
Harper
Salt “Lake City
Wheat quota vote urged as growers cast ballots
A county referendum on the 1961 wheat marketing quota prompts growers to vote. Voters with small acreages are ineligible if their wheat would not fall under quotas. Officials urge broad participation so the result reflects growers’ wishes.
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Aeotis
Erie
Uch
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