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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1961

Page

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Ben Hur Horses Return to Preston Night Rodeo

Famous Ben Hur horses, trained by Glenn Randall, perform this Thursday to Saturday at the Preston Night Rodeo. White Team includes Jockomo Preek Whitey and Goat while the dapple grey team features Amos Andy George and Bill. The act is insured for $100000 and will tour the United States after the local show.

Vate Preston Glenn Randall Jockomo Preek Whitey Goat Amos Andy George and Bill Ians Glenn Jr Preston Rodeo Arena United States

New Fair Building to House Open Class Exhibits

Franklin county fair board reports a 40 by 100 foot new building at the southwest corner of the fairgrounds with an aluminum roof water and sink facilities and a floor drain. The structure will house flower exhibits on the south third and open class needlecraft and foods in the north end. Exhibitors are urged to prepare as the fair is one month away with entry dates August 28 30 and 31.

Franklin County Fairgrounds William Robinson Franklin County Fair Board Robinson

Fifty Dairymen Attend Holstein Tour

Fifty Franklin and Cache county Holstein breeders visited the Douglas Wright farm in Franklin and the Ross Gordon farm in Lewiston for a two county Holstein-Friesian tour. Ed Soper demonstrated herd evaluation using Wright herd animals and Dr. Phil Hinze spoke on sound feet and legs and proper milking machine operation to prevent mastitis and ensure constant vacuum.

Franklin County Cache County Douglas Wright Franklin Ross Gordon Lewiston Wright Farm Ed Soper Phil Hinze Carnation Carnation, Wash Ross Gordon Farm Hinze

Parade Route Change For Local Rodeo Parade

Due to a torn main street the parade is moved one block north and one block east. It will form on Second North and travel east to Second East then south to First South then west to First East then north to Third North and end at the rodeo arena.

4-H Dairy Heifer Award to Be Won for 17th Year

Franklin County 4-H dairy club members in 1961 will vie as the 17th group for the registered Holstein heifer prize given to the member showing the most progress. The project runs August 14–15 with display at the Franklin County Fair and the award presented September 2 at the horse show.

Franklin County Preston Chamber of Commerce Pet Milk Co Morning Milk Co Cache Valley Dairy Assn American Breeder’s Assn Thomas Saddlery Preston 4-H Dairy Club Franklin County Fair Quin Murray Clifton Colleen Alder Raylo Larsen Mink Creek Warren Wilde Bill Carver Glencoe Dennis Jessop Dayton Donald Gregory Horatio Gregory Mapleton Neil Nelson Fairview Robert Larsen Don Hobbs Bill J. Bodily Whitney Milton Baird Trent Packer Riverdale Robert Bodily Paul Bingham Linrose

Dial Conversion Nears as Preston Switches to Dial

Preston telephone service converts to dial operation at 12:01 a.m. Sunday Aug 6 changing 2500 phones to 852 then four digits. New numbers listed in forthcoming directory. Emma C Hansen first to use the new Mountaine States Tel and Tel Co quarters.

Preston G. R. Mink Technitanks Seven South First East Sts Emma C. Hansen Mink Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co June Fischer Dairelynn McDermott

Money found on Preston's streets sparks multiple claims

Ronald Johnson quickly claimed the found money, with Glen Gamble and Tom Condie among others reporting the cash. Pete, manager of Arnette Co., marks his 14th Preston anniversary while locals discuss community ties and street work. Letters from residents detail Idaho travels, weather, and newspaper loyalty.

Ronald. Johnson Preston Ronald Glen Gamble Tom Condie Doll Condies C.W Pete Terson Greenbacks Arnette Co Prestoh Ronald Johnson

Veterans Insurance Pays Special Dividend to Idaho Veterans

Loryn Kopan of the Idaho VA center said 17 284 Idaho veterans will receive a 703120 dollar special GI insurance dividend started this week and expected to finish by early August. The payment, authorized by the President in April 1961 and after an actuarial study, covers about 4 500 000 WWII NSLI policyholders and 260 000 WWI GU life insurance holders. No application is required as payments are automatic and delays may occur if inquiries interrupt processing. The 230 million dollar total includes roughly 193 million on NSLI and 37 million on USGLI policies.

Idaho Loryn &. Kapan Idaho VA Veterans Administration John S. Gleason, Jr Administrator of Veterans Affairs Kopan VA Insurance Treasury U. S

Soldier Eugene B. Martin serves in April Shower exercise

PFC Eugene B. Martin son of Mr and Mrs Merwin A. Martin Clifton participated with other personnel from the Seventh U S Army 8th Infantry Division in April Shower a command post exercise in Germany that ended in mid June The 19 year old joined the Army in 1960 completed basic training at Fort Ord Calif and arrived overseas the next year He is a 1959 graduate of West Side High School Dayton Ohio

Army Eugene B. Martin Merwin A.martin Clifton Seventh U. S. Army 8Th Infantry Division Germany U.S Seventh Army Martin 8Th Signal Battalion Bad Kreuznach Fort Ord Calif West Side High School Dayton

Highway Construction Scene Sees Auto Crashes

The sheriff reports two July 1959 accidents on Strawberry Springs road and Riverdale road under construction. Walter Berge of Logan Utah lost control and rolled a 1959 car, a total loss. Keith Fellows, traveling on the same road, was speeding and lost control, the vehicle tumbling down an embankment.

Sheriffs Office Riverdale Sheriff's ‘Office

Cancer Crusade Nears State Goal of 135000

Idaho division president James F Hughes announces the American Cancer Society drive nears its $114,000 tally. He notes county units report increases over last year and predicts meeting the $135,000 goal as the fiscal year runs from Sept 1, 1960 to Aug 31, 1961 with about 9,000 volunteers aiding the effort.

American Cancer Society Crusade James F S Hughes Boise Idaho Board Hughes Gald Boundary Washington Camas Gooding Lincoln

Famous Preston Night Rodeo Sets Three Night Run

The Monte Young carnival arrives as the 1961 Famous Preston Night Rodeo nears opening. Shows start at 6 p.m. with grand entry at 8 p.m. Tickets selling well and a three night sellout is anticipated. Rodeo stars like Louis Carbral and Jay Sisler perform with jumping horses, dogs, and parades. The event highlights steer wrestling bull riding and calf roping with high prize money and broad regional attendance.

Preston Louis Carbral Jay Sisler Perormers Alsn West

Bonnie Boden Studies in New York

Bonnie Boden, organist in Manhattan, studies in New York while in Logan for fall return. She recently received a fellowship to teach English and pursue a Master’s degree at USU.

Bonnie Boden New York Bonnie Manhattan Upsward Logan USU

Preston Pony League extends unbeaten run versus Hyde Park

The Preston Pony League team defeated Hyde Park on Thursday night for their sixth win this season. The next game is scheduled for Lewiston on Wednesday July 26. The Hyde Park lineup for the Preston game is listed as follows.

Preston Pony League Hyde Park Lewiston

Cleda Auger Receives Master of Science Degree

Cleda Auger of 494 North State Street Preston earned a Master of Science degree at the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign commencement. In February and June the university conferred 5,517 degrees for the 1960 61 year with 2,622 degrees at Urbana Champaign during June and February.

Illinois Urbana-Champaign Cleda Auger State Street Preston

Local Cemetery Gates Closed at Nights to Curb Vandalism

A cemetery commission explains gate closures at night and on weekends to combat vandalism and theft of hoses sprinklers tools and grave markers. Officials cite ongoing unsolved acts and limited funds for constant patrols and ask citizens to understand the temporary inconvenience until vandalism declines.

Pecs James Eb,iequesa

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