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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
1
Fragmented OCR hints at a party rally where the GOP aims to secure victory in November. Mentions candidate Dewey of New York and Heath, with reference to convention goals and party unity.
The Central school building custodian Johnson has resigned and joined Pocatello. The school board regrets the loss and calls for applications for a successor, to be mailed to the clerk of Behl Hoata.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a public figure or event with uncertain details. Readable mentions include a famous individual and a cited scene, but many words are garbled. The item appears to summarize a performative or cultural moment from a newspaper page.
The article describes Hawke’s clinic in Preston featuring a dental reception area, designated rooms for electrotariage and X ray, a minor surgery suite, baby examination rooms, and two additional examination rooms. The building is touted as one of the most modern in Preston with eight new plants and attractive finishings.
The Citizen describes a county paper adopting a new bold face public notice type called Excelsior. It explains the change rounds the reading matter and columns, noting the format appears about once per decade and highlights how readers will see the updated display.
A fragmented note references last year’s event caliber and top results with scattered phrases and unclear details. No further context or names are clearly readable in the OCR fragment.
The event features Stan He tame cowboys and tricks by Jeepee Reynolde and Be 7-will. Wills go on sale Tuesday per Ralph Strub chairman for this detivity. Admission costs for year one and more. Continued on Page 12.
Students return to classes as the school year concludes. The term will end on May 25 1945 with the new session planned to begin shortly after.
A report reflects on a musicians concert at the Lava Encampment led by a director, with performances by Preston and Daughters. Attendees enjoyed melodies and a luncheon, noting the audience's pleasure and the program's appealing selections.
Fragmentary notes show names like Sarna Olse and Donna Freie tied to a council or committee. It mentions an intake or coinisalor term and a president role, but key facts are incomplete.
A fragmented notice discusses bond sales quotas for a county with a total of 840000 dollars cited. The text references bonds and funding, but details are incomplete and unclear.
The readable text references a person named Della Preston and mentions a husband arriving on the coast. The fragmentary lines hint at past events, consultations, and numerous unspecified interactions. The damaged OCR provides little context beyond personal associations and travel.
The readable text suggests a dated record of people such as McConnéllé and Coons connected to a pre-snap election or harvest schedule. Mentions of October November and a Carnegie-style reference imply planning stages with names and locations like Washington D.C. and Pauls.
Residents and workers express appreciation as the Geary Dal Monte operation in Franklin County continues. Officials report ongoing resistance concerns while the company emphasizes gratitude to the people and hints at planned new steps.
The readable words suggest a municipal proclamation about rodeo attire and a mayoral warning. Specific places persons dates or authorities are not identifiable in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a family notice referencing Burns and Owens with mentions of names, dates, and relationships. No clear event or action is readable. no definitive date or place is confirmed in the legible portions.
The readable lines describe a scene around a competition with phrases about beauty, discipline, precision, and poles. It references a vow if a certain event occurs, but specifics are unclear. The text mentions Whitney and SHU in a distant context.
A fragmented note outlines a Pioneer Day program in the Third Ward. It mentions a Sunday gathering, a by the DUP committee commemorating events, and a service with regular Sacrament. The text references Rachel Porter and an invitation for members to attend in a structured ward meeting.
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