Wallace A Allred dies. San Diego funeral in Farmington
Wallace A Allred, longtime Preston area resident, died in San Diego and funeral services were held Tuesday in Farmington. He and his family lived in Preston for years before moving to Salt Lake City. Surviving are his wife and children Mrs Calvin L Foss Mrs Ross E Bates Mrs Ned Chamberlain Wallace A Allred Jr. of San Pedro. Attendees included E A Gibbons Ollie Foss Lucille Porter Hattie Wallgren Carla Smith of Ogden.
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Farmington
Wallace
Allred
Preston
Calrred
San’ “Diego
Salt Lake City
Calvin ‘L. Foss
Ross E. Bates
San Diego
Ned—Chamberlain
Wallace A. Allred Jr
San Pedro
Calif
E. A. Gibbons
Ollie Foss
Lucille Porter
Hattie Wallgren
Carla Smith
Ogden
Riverdale Visitors Gather at Monte Packer Home
Sunday afternoon guests at Monte Packer and wife included John Christiansen family of Downey, Cyrel Roskelley and children from Smithfield, Marve Packer, Darrel Wold, Warren Sanofsky, Taylor Nelson family, and weekend visitor Reed Angus with children from Burley.
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Monte Packer
John Christiansen
Downey
Cyrel -Roskelley
Smithfield
Marve Packer
Darrel Wold
Warren Sanofsky
Taylor Nelson
Reed Angus
Burley
Angus
Nelsons
del Price
Englewood
Calif
Price
Mrs. Price
Nelson
Erma Simonsen
Salt Lake City
Judy Miskin
Acon
Margaret Ann Youngman
Neil Wold
Camp Hunt
Bear Lake
Jack
Akron
Ohio
Royce Wold
Cherry Point
N. C
Europe
Leslie Keller
Las Vegas
Ranae Keller
Riverdale
Keller
Wendell’ Smith
Theo Smith
Ranae Wil
Fallyansan
Sam Smith
Tractor Rolls Over Embankment Injuring Driver
Mr and Mrs Theo Smith escaped serious injury after a tractor rolled three times down a 40 to 100 foot embankment near Cottonwood. The driver was thrown clear with only a head cut and minor scratches. Passersby and relatives from Malad and Salt Lake City visited family members in the area.
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Theo Smith
Cottonwood
Embankment
Sam
Reed Stoddard
Renday Cetee
Phillip Culwright
Don Austin
Salt Lake City
Milo H. Woolf
Preston Rodeo Show Promises Top Acts and Crowd Draws
The Preston rodeo plans five main events plus four specialty acts each night. Rodeo officials have scouted Salt Lake and Ogden for acts, with Earl Hutchinson reviewing other shows to uphold the event’s high reputation. Clowns provide entertainment and help cowboys by distracting bulls, while rodeo brahma bulls and other events like steer-wrestling and calf roping headline the program. A past attendee praised the Preston rodeo as the best, drawing large crowds yearly.
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Rodeo Committee
Salt Lake
Ogden
Earl Hutchinson
Preston
India
Preston Citizen at No 8
The Preston Citizen reports from No 8 noting local news and community updates in a concise item.
Bareback Broncs Born from a Wild Bet at Rodeos
The piece traces bareback bronc riding to frontier bets, noting the sport evolved from cowboy work and that most rodeos charge high entry fees with low payout recovery. It describes gear, rules, scoring, and why riders push for eight seconds, highlighting the gamble and skill behind bareback events.
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Brazos
Sam Houston
Montana
Jim Crow
Fey
Val Smith Completes Four Week AFROTC Training
Val Smith of Utah State University Logan son of Mr and Mrs Paul Smith Preston completed a four week summer training tour at Fairchild Air Force Base. He was among 233 cadets from 35 schools in the AFROTC program from June 15 to July 12. The group flew in SAC jets including a B 52 KC 135 and T 33 learning potential duties of an Air Force officer.
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Val Smith
Utah State University
Logan
Paul Smith
Preston
Fairchild Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Air Force
Corp of Cadets
Elgin Air Force Base
Fla
Washington
Florida
Kaniksu
National” Forest
Gan
Afrotc
Weed Association Conclave To Meet In Burley Next Week
Idaho Noxious Weed Control Assn plans its annual meeting in Burley from July 30 to August 1. Allan Johnson of the Idaho AEC will give an illustrated talk on his trip to Eniwetok proving ground. Ralph Welch opens the convention with remarks, and tours of weed work in Cassia Minidoka Jerome and Twin Falls counties are planned.
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Idaho Noxious Weed Control Assn
Burley
Daniel Roberts
Allan Johnson
Idaho
Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho Falls
South
Pacific
Eniwetok
Johnson
Bob” ‘Higgins
University’ of Idaho “Extension’ Agronomist
Weed Association
Ralph_ ‘Welch
Emmett
Arnfred
Christenisen - Blackfoot
Cassia
Minidoka
Jerome
Twin
Falls
Apne Pe “ Lambert- “Erickson
Peearen ‘Agronomist
Moscow
Wilford Jensen
Rex‘burg
Madison - “County
Jensen
Higgins
Idaho Field Crop Acreage Up Slightly in 1958 Prospects
USDA crop reporting service notes Idaho field crop acreage for harvest in 1958 nearly matches 1957 levels. Increases appear in spring wheat oats dry beans potatoes hops peaches pears and sour cherries with record potential for late summer crops. Milk and egg production figures for the first half of 1958 show gains over 1957 and above average.
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Idaho
USDA
Preston Citizen at No 8 news ticker
The Preston Citizen issue notes a 8 item ticker with brief local updates and notices. It records names and places in compact form typical of a small town newspaper page.
Great Rodeo Attendance Promoted By Advertisements
Advertisements in this issue urge rodeo attendance with stories and action pictures. Photographs by Helfrich of Klamath Falls showcase six contests including bareback riding Bill Kunkle Portland Oregon Red Devil, calf roping Bob Gatzman Oakdale California, saddle bronc George Myren Viking Alberta, steer wrestling Den Toelle Burns Oregon, hazing Ross Dollarhide Burbank California, bull riding Bob Robinson Calgary Alberta, and clowns Joaquin Sanchez Bakersfield California. Captions list riders, stock owners, and event locations from 1950s shows.
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Preston
Klamath Falls
Ore
Bill Kunkle
Portland
Christensen Bros
Eugene
Lebanno
Bob Gatzman
Oakdale
Calif
Angel's Camp
George Myren
Viking
Alta
Fox
Orrie
Zuma Yahgoela
Mont
Bilings
Den
Neb
Cremer Rodeo Co
Great Falls
Jimmy Schumacher
Phoenix
Aziz
Dale Cochran
Solon
Iowa
Harold Ring
Wilbur
Wash
Chuck’ Ring
Bud Spence
Pendleton
Support from local businesses funds your newspaper
Readers are urged to back area businesses that finance this publication through advertisements. The note thanks Franklin County residents for supporting the firms that keep news coverage available.
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Busi Mses
Franklin County
Oscar Wilde Preston Funeral in Seventh Ward
Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 2 PM in the Preston seventh ward. C. D. Robinson and counselors of the seventh ward bishopric conducted the services. Pallbearers included Morris Casperson, Craig Casperson, Quentin Casperson, Ir and Kem Austin, cousins.
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Oscar “Wilde
Preston
Preston “Seventh Ward
C. D. Robinson
Morris
Craig Caspérson
Quentin—Casperson
Kem
Austin
Cousins
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