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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
7
Franklin County Idaho will hold a special election on August 4 1964 to decide whether to issue 300000 negotiable bonds to extend and enlarge the county hospital grounds and buildings. The bonds would bear up to 5 percent interest and be repaid from taxes with principal due from 1967 to 1984.
Utah State University announces its Dairy Day for Wednesday August 5 starting at 9 am at the USU Dairy Farm North Logan. The program will include dairy research progress reports from the Logan school ARS USDA staff, new feeding facilities demonstrations, and cow family displays led by C H Mickelsen and LaMon Perkes with remarks by Dr Daryl Chase and ARS USDA scientists on breeding forage and grain feeding projects.
The G A Thomson Blacksmith Shop in Lewiston is to be demolished to make way for parking. Purchased by Lowell Titensor and Russell Bowcutt, the property carries a long history including a 1893 sale to the LDS Church and a ZCMI store. The shop has operated under various owners since 1930, with Mr G A Thomson running the business since 1930 and born in Richmond.
The Lewiston State Bank in Utah filed its June 30 1964 condition report listing assets of 2 997 243 99 including cash securities and loans. Total deposits stood at 2 620 300 05 with common stock 100 000 00 and surplus 200 000 00 noted along with profits 70 943 94. Notary and bank commissioner certifications follow.
Elder Stuart and Vanona W Geddes described their Western States mission service during a Winder Sacrament meeting Sunday evening. Also noted are Mel Talbot aiding remodeling in Salt Lake City and visits by Richard Hull and Bruce Stocks families.
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