Nighits of Rodeo Set for July Thirtieth Weekend
The rodeo hosts three performances starting July 20 to 28 with over 500 annual entries approved by the Rodeo Cowboys Association. Contestants from the United States and Canada will ride outlaw livestock provided by D A Kerby of Salt Lake City for a $2 625 purse that may grow from entry fees. Money earned affects world title standings and finals qualification in Los Angeles, with weekly parades and 8 p m grand entries. Tickets available at rodeo headquarters near Burnham Hotel.
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Rodeo Cowboys Association
Rodeo Here
United States
Canada
D. A. Kerby
Salt Lake City
Rodeo Committee
Los Angeles
States
Rodeo Headquarters
Burnham Hotel
New Co Publishers Named for The J. Walter Ross
Biographical sketches introduce two new co publishers. Burley native born led printing roles and county news management while Wayne D Bell, born in Portland, rose from editor to paper executive with a Utah college education. Both have families and community ties.
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J. Walter Ross
Burley
Yvonne Wolf
Minidoka
Wayne D. Bell
Portland
Ore
Twin Falls
Boise
Salt Lake
LeGrande
Eastern Oregon College
University of Utah
Carol Winegar
Ontario
Bell
Utah Daily Chronicle
St. Helens
Sentinel Mist
Minidoka County
Rupert
School Choir Sessions Begin July 30 at High School
The district choir invites members to attend rehearsals starting July 30 at 8 pm in the main auditorium room of the high school. Director Lyle Shipley leads the sessions with longtime members expected to attend.
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Sp Aatilde
Canna Oir
Wehoir
Lyle ‘Ghipley
Ince v Attences Fgear
Anite and Beee Pais in Rig Niaet State
Anite be listed as a key figure in a state event with partners and dates unclear. Readable portions mention 90 and B letters with references to chips and a tidal context. The text is fragmented but hints at a regional notice involving names and a schedule.
Banida Election Favors Keeping Local School
Voters in Banida turnout small yet decisive in favor of keeping the local school. Early returns show a narrow margin and strong community support for continuing local education services.
Idaho Senator Henry Dworshak Dies in Washington Hospital
Idaho Republican Senator Henry Dworshak died at 6:25 p.m. in Georgetown University Hospital Washington D C after being found unconscious in his apartment. Funeral set for 3 p.m. Thursday at Fort Meyer chapel with Arlington National Cemetery burial.
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Henry Dworshak
Idaho
United States
Georgetown
Thomas Heath
Franklin County
Washington
Dworshak
Fort Meyer Chapel
Arlington National Cemetery
Chuck Wagon Breakfast at Rodeo Sets Early Saturday
The Franklin stake elders sponsor a chuck wagon breakfast starting at 6 am next Saturday near the rodeo grounds. A buck buys all you can eat and the event is a feature attraction during the rodeo with bacon served.
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Franklin Stake
Free: fee ge 4 presented by NAS chairmen
Fragmentary text shows a Free proposal with a nascent contact point and mentions a NAS chairmanship. unclear dates or locations are readable.
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Ja Nas
Preston Citizen Sale Announces New Rupert Owners
The Preston Citizen reports sale of the paper to a Rupert based partnership led by J W Wayne D Bell and Ross, with Bell from St Helens and Ross from Burley, both LDS members. Don and Harold Smith sever after 15 years as publishers, planning other newspaper ventures and publishing plans for Preston.
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Preston
Don E. Smith
Harold H
J. W. Wayne D. Bell
Rupert
Minidoka County News of
Joe
Bell
Citizen
Ross
Mr. Ross
Burley
Daugher
Mr. Bell
St. Helens
Ore
Harold Smith
Idaho Farm Bureau
Pocatello
Mill Valley
Calif
Don Smith
the Smiths
Harold
Ogallala
Neb
Fort Morgan
Cola
Julesburg
Jerome
Blackfoot
Idaho
Don
Grit Advocate
Colo
Air Corps
Arment. Rangembnts. A
West Side School Seeks Levy Support for Facilities Funds
West Side School District urges voters to approve a five mill levy for the school plant facilities fund. The plan covers roof repairs at the high school, a new bus, desks and chairs, plumbing and electrical work, and heating repairs. The current two mill levy expires in 1963, with anticipated relief from bonded debt and lower overall taxes in four years.
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West Side
Preston Couple to Take Roles in Annual Hill Cumorah Pageant
A Preston couple will perform in the Mormon Hill Cumorah pageant at Palmyra New York on August 14 marking its 25th anniversary. Delmar S Derricott and Sharon Bodily Derricott are cast among about 300 players, with about 100000 spectators expected from across the nation. Derricott teaches speech and drama at Preston High School and is active in the Preston Second Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Hill Cumorah
Palmyra
N. R
Preston
Delmar S. Derricott
South First Hest
Derricott
Sharon” Bodily
George C. Bodily Jr
Wayne
Sugar City
Preston, Second Ward
Church
Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints
Preston High School
95 Degree High Temperatures Mark Dry Week
The weather report notes a dry spell with no humidity in the past week. Highs reached 95 degrees, with 91 and 90 on other days, starting July 19 the record shows varied temperatures and turbulence affecting air travel nearby.
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Vandi
Ron Ithe
Former Herald Tribune editor Doan lands interview with Paar
Newsweek covers Richard K. Doan TV radio editor of the New York Herald Tribune as he secures an exclusive sit down with Jack Paar. The piece stirs memories of a Kansas journalism student and the author reflects on career moves and leaving Preston Citizen after decades.
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Newsweek Magazine
Richard K. Doan
New York Herald Tribune
Jack Paar
Dick Doan
University of Kansas
Alhambra
Calif
Post-Ad*vocate
Pasadena Star- News
The Reverend Waid Arrives for Preston Worship
An intern from San Francisco Theological Seminary arrives in Preston for Sunday worship at 11 a.m. He hails from Maple Plain Minnesota and has served as a summer pastor in Las Vegas New Mexico. He studied at Yale Divinity School and San Francisco Theological Seminary and benefited from field work.
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Waid
Forder
Sbe
San Francisco ‘Theological ’ Seminary
Bere Mostz
Antern
fReverend Bruner
Preston
Seattle
Minnesota
Seblda
Sean
Wells
Donald Sox
Yale ‘Divinity
School
Mr Woolley Purchases Blackfoot Home To Take Store Move
A man named Mr Woolley has bought a home in Blackfoot and will take over management of the one store there next week. Local records note the transaction and upcoming leadership change as the community awaits the handover.
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Nighits
Rodeo
St Helens
J. W. Ross
Oe Ae Mae BS
Banida
U.S. House of Representatives
Senate
Bert Miller
Co. A. Robins
Duluth
Minn
Frank Church
CHASE
Dworshae
Avs
Preston Citizen Sale
THE
Smith Brothers
Preston Citizen
Ross of
Lyle Porter
West Side School
C. M. Crabtree
Ps Pee ‘Planes
Aioe Nes - Sar
Sanat
Etter
Jin
Edipaths
Plest
New York’ Herald! Tribune
Herald Tribune
Gene Chatterton
Dr. Blaser
VVE
Jook
Rou
Bill Coburn
Dale
Cien
Miy
Beira
Spetas
BaryAh Iy
Deane
Bill
Constance Peterson
Constance
Spina Ees of
Donald Coleman
Roger Waid
San Francisco
San Anselma
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