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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1943

Page

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Preston Chamber Plans July 29 Outing at Golf Course

The Preston chamber of commerce directors set July 29 for the annual summer outing at the Preston golf course to boost the rodeo on August 6-7. Harlan Simmons chairs a committee with Rulon Dunn and others arranging a wild west themed event with a tug of war if Bear River runs low and a light cafeteria lunch. The board also discussed sponsoring the Preston Melodians and reviewed progress on state aid for the Preston Treasureton road oiling.

Preston Jack Brown Bear River Preston Melodians Harold Swift Cleo Swenson Preston-Treasureton Road

Fire Destroys Barn and Hay on Hollingsworth Farm

A large barn and 12 tons of hay were destroyed by fire on the Earl Hollingsworth farm north of Preston on Wednesday evening. The Preston Fire Department extinguished the blaze before it reached the farm home. Damaged were the barn, several machine sheds and a granary. No livestock harmed. Insurance covers the loss. Hollingsworth family notified while in Pasco on a government job.

Earl Hollingsworth Preston Preston Fire Department Ezra Hollingsworth Pasco Washington

Sunset Services To Honor Early Pioneers Sunset

The six Preston wards announce plans for a July 24 commemoration of Mormon pioneers who settled here. A bishopric meeting approved services to be held Sunday at 8:00 p m in the high school stadium to honor the early settlers.

Preston Rics High School

Franklin County Canning Center Opens to Public

The Franklin county canning center opened to the public this week for processing peas and vegetables. In the first days, more than 3 513 cans were produced. Local groups of women have organized to assist with full days of canning at the center, which urges appointments at least two days in advance by calling 212 at the Vocational Building, high school, between 1 30 and 6 30 p m.

Franklin County N. I Wardle

Road To Grace Traffic Route Awaits State Aid Action

Prospects for state aid on the Preston Treasureton road brighten as the state highway planning commission approved oiling eight miles between Preston and Treasureton flats. The project moves to the state WPB for final action. Jos Wood chair of the commission cited favorable outlook due to road importance. A Franklin county delegation will visit Boise next week as work could begin within 30 days if approved.

Preston Treasureton State Highway Planning Commission Treasureton Flats WPB Jos Wood State Highway” Commission Preston chamber_ of _ commerce Franklin County Boise

Local Meat Regulated by Franklin County War Committee

E A Crockett named chairman of the War Meat Committee of Franklin county under the War Board and USDA Food Distribution. Members include Wm A Davis and Keith Campbell with local meat businesses. Committee leads meat program, fixes slaughter routing to normal channels and ensures permits and rationing function, plus sanitation emphasis.

E. A. Crockett Franklin—county Quince Rice Usda ‘War Board Idaho Usda War Board Food Distribution Administration Wm. A. Davis O. P. Skaggs Wm. A. Davis Meat Market Keith Campbell Campbell's Foodlana and Meat Sargent, Forest” Supervisors Franklin County

Les' Check Inn to Open Wednesday in former Dee's Drive Inn

Les Checketts announces the opening of Les' Check Inn on Wednesday July 21 near the Fone office on North State. The new lunch center is the result of a countywide name contest won by Edith Nelson and Fred Steers who will share a $5 prize. The refurbished building features a house shoes style counter and booths for ladies, with a seating layout for stool customers.

Buiding Dee’s Drive Fone North State Les Checketts Edith Nelson Weston Fred Steers Preston Checketts

Utahn Fined For Fish and Game Violation

Albert Roth of Providence Utah was fined 25 dollars and costs for violating fish and game laws by fishing in closed waters without a license. He appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles Gilbert at the Fairview precinct after being picked up by Conservation Officer E B Scholes on Beaver Creek July 4. Scholes replaces Ted Buldeau as Franklin County conservation officer, transferred from Boise County. Buldeau is now at St Marys Idaho.

Albert, Roth Providence Utah Charles Gilbert Fair‘view Roth E. B. Scholes Beaver Creek Scholes Ted Buldeau Franklin County Boise County Bildeau St. Mary’ A Idaho

Livestock Transport Rules Enforced Across Idaho

Franklin county law officers warn truckers and stockmen statewide that under the 1943 Idaho Revised Statutes a certificate of ownership, or a brand inspection certificate, or a written permit must be in possession during stock movement. The joint meeting in Montpelier with OPA FBI and state officials aims to curb black market meat via stricter checks. forms cost 60 cents and must be filed with the local sheriff or State Branch Inspector.

OPA Mont- Dueller George Peterson Edgar Petterberg Torval Wilde Mink Creek Cattle Association Lee Hansen Marlow Funk County Commission Frank Shrives FBI Idaho Franklin Oneida Cassia Power Bingham Franklin County

Anderson Explains Meat Regulations

State OPA Director C. G. Anderson clarifies that farmers may produce and exchange their own meat on a loan basis without surrendering rationing points, but the privilege does not extend to non meat producers. Deliveries to consumers still require point coupons, and producers must turn them over to the local war price and rationing board within 10 days.

OPA Anderson

Wells McEntire Family Weekend Visit In St Anthony

Mr and Mrs Wells McEntire and Miss Ferne McEntire with Miss Laurel McEntire and Mrs Glenn Richardson visited relatives in St Anthony over the weekend. They were entertained Sunday at a turkey dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Hunt.

Wells ~McEntire Ferne McEntire Laurel McEntire Glenn Richardson St. Anthony Earl Hunt

Queen Contest Rules Set by Preston Rodeo Committee

Harold Gwift, chairman, announces the queen contest criteria as horseman ship showmanship poise and personality. Judges from out of the county, likely Logan, will meet Tuesday evening July 27 at 8 00 p m to select the queen with entrants due by July 23.

Harold Gwift Preston Logan

Dick Jensen Wins First In Paint Contest Of Firm

Richard Jensen, manager of Preston Reed's Ruaway store, tops a 19-store Glidden paint contest across Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, and Nevada with 247 percent of quota and $1,480 in sales. Idaho Falls also high seller at $1,593 in volume, 169 percent above quota. He receives a $55 000 bonus.

Richard Jensen Preston Reed Ruaway Utah Idaho Wyoming Nevada Glidden Mr. Jensen Preston Idaho Falls Preston Merchant's Bureau

Military Units For Rodeo Promised at Preston Night Rodeo

Hill Field near Ogden may send a military contingent to the Preston Night Rodeo August 6 and 7. The group would include a band and field equipment with parade and exhibition at the rodeo grounds. Col. Lill burn Fatur assured county officials of Hill Field support for bond promotion during the event.

Ogden Lillburn Fatur Military Uni Preston Fatur Hill Field Command Main Street Conwaitian Wa Cleo Swenson Weldon Nash Chamber Hillfield Moral Suport Gene Dunbar Cafe Warr Bill MacKnight Brigham City Tremonton Chambers of Commerce

Gasoline Books Demand Timely Renewal in Franklin County

Franklin County residents must file gasoline renewal applications by July 15 to avoid delays. Fewer than half of eligible drivers have applied, and over 2,000 cases remain. County ration board chair Ivan Goff urges motorists to visit dealers, obtain blanks, and mail them promptly to prevent outages starting July 22. July 12 was the last possible filing day for some groups.

OPA Ration Board House Franklin County Gagolline Ivan Goff Victary

Dress-Up Day Declared for Preston Rodeo Season

Mayor Edwin Crockett proclaims Saturday July 17 as Dress-Up Day for Preston Night Rodeo with a wild west regalia theme. Citizens urged to wear boots hat skirt tie neckpiece shirt Levi pants overalls chaps spurs or a bright scarf to support the event. A kangaroo court may fine violators up to 50 dollars, with possible reduction for inspiring town pride.

Edwin” Crockett Preston Kangaroo Court Wester

World’s Champ Cow Puncher Dick Griffeth to Perform at Preston Rodeo

Dick Griffeth, renowned for bull riding and steer neck roping, will appear at the Preston Night Rodeo on August 6-7 after returning from the Ogden rodeo. He is celebrated as last year’s United States champion bull rider and is expected to draw large crowds.

Dick Griffeth Preston United States Ogden

Rich mond and Preston baseball game Friday

A baseball game between Rich mond and Preston will be played Friday evening July 16 at the Preston ball park beginning at 6 00 p m. No admission charge is being made and the public will have an opportunity to enjoy a good game.

Richmond Preston Preston__ball__park

Library Problems Told by Preston Rotary Meeting

Mrs Carl Carlson librarian told Preston Rotary members about library benefits and county wide use. She highlighted the library board’s progress, the Carnegie grant origin, and the need for county funding to expand Preston book center services to the county. The board has 8500 books, 4000 added, reduced debt, daily attendance 170, 90 books exchanged daily. Visitors included Rex Choules Oliver Choules and Bus Harmer. A queen for the rodeo will be sponsored by a forthcoming committee.

Preston ‘Library Preston Carl Carlson Preston Book Center Carlson J. N. Larson Carnegie Foundation Lbrary Board Tas al Carlson Rossart Bunker Rex Choules Oliver Choules Seaman Bus Harmer Supt Robert Bjorkman Elud Ard

Rescue Boat Campaign Drives Mutuals to Raise Funds

The Mutuals drive through the church promotes War Bond and Stamp sales to fund rescue boats. George Stanger and Mrs. Lucy Tanner invite late reporters before July 24. Ward results show First ward $400, Second $25, Fifth $25, Fairview $50, Mapleton $25, Whitney $100, with $35 in stamps reported.

Bond Stamp Mutuals George ° Stanger Lucy the Mutuals Ward Fairview Mapleton Whitney

Portland woman christens ship on her birthday

Mrs Wanda Randall Helig of Portland formerly Preston was honored on Tuesday July 13 as she christened a ship at the dock. Her brothers Verl and Max Randall, workers at the shipyards, witnessed the ceremony.

Wanda Randall Helig Portland Oregon Preston Verl Max Randall

Smith Urges Order In Home at LDS Conference

Apostle George Albert Smith, newly named president of the Twelve Apostles, attended the Franklin stake quarterly conference with Elder Robert Judd. President L. V. Merrill led sessions urging fellowship, orderly homes, and honoring priesthood as missionaries return abroad.

George Albert Stake Smith

Women's Camp At Lava Hot Springs This Summer

The annual Women's encampment at Lava Hot Springs is open to women through the state extension department. It runs July 18 and 19 with meetings starting Sunday afternoon. invitados include Earl J. Glade Bernard Manwaring Dr Adam S Bennton Governor Bottolfsen Dean Iddings and Mrs John Hayes. Topics cover crop successions and insect control plus demonstrations on fruit sulphuring and dehydration of produce. The Preston Melodians directed by Harrold Swift will perform a 45 minute program at both afternoon and evening meetings with Mrs Constance Davis supervising group singing.

Lave Hot Springs State Extension Department Penne Earl J. Glade Bernard Manwaring Driv Adam S Harrold Swift Constance Davis

Local Office Closed Monday To Mail Gas Ration Books

The office will be closed to the public next Monday July 20 to mail out new gasoline ration books. It will reopen Tuesday morning as usual for public services.

Bannock 4-H Fair Dates Set For Summer Events

The Bannock County 4-H clubs set dates for the annual fair at Lava Hot Springs. Girls club activities run September 3 to 4 with exhibits judging from 1:00 to 2:30 and a style dress review at noon. Boys club events cover September 3 and 4 with live stock judging and an awards assembly.

Bannock County Lava Hot Springs Uthe Aspen J. D. McGregor Mound, Valley Howard Jenkins Arimo C. B.arndt Virginia A.C. Ingram Pocatello Ork A. Mey Aea Tae Awa A Assembly Snes

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