Redeveloped Preston sketches spark Utah students’ plans
Utah State University landscape and architecture seniors presented five redevelopment proposals for Preston Idaho’s central business blocks. They urged extensive parking, rear entrances remodeling, court block mall concepts, and park entrance improvements with ideas like a park swimming pool and ramps linking buildings. The group hopes merchants and property owners consider implementing parts of the plans to revitalize the downtown.
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Preston
Utah State University
Landscape
Architecure
Cache Valley
State Street
Isis Theater
Good Luck Explorers Rodeo Sparks Youth In Preston
The Intermountain Explorer Rodeo in Preston, part of the LDS Youth Conference, started three years ago from a neighborhood idea. This year’s event features broader participation, new youth leadership, and a parade planned by local youth from Arimo Downey Lava area, with strong community praise for boys taking initiative.
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Intermountain Explorer
Preston
LDS
Sixth Ward
Whitney Explorer
Utah
Idaho
Ken Porter
Mark Rawlings
Deseret News
Yod
Arimo- Downey-Lava
In Passing Problem Of Collecting Bills
Preston struggles with unpaid water bills as Salt Lake City threatens to cut off the state capitol water. The piece notes Idaho’s poor credit in Franklin County and comments on local business and political items. It ends with a brief note about a 90th birthday open house and a light wordplay segment.
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Preston
Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
United States
Franklin County
Cache Valley
Franklin County Republican Central Committee
Rolen Bastian
Albert Moser
Bastian
Robert Bosworth
Franklin County Citizen
Franklin
Bannock
Caribou
Local quirky notes mix of names and nondescript actions
Whozinit seeks mother’s discovery method. Davis discusses resuming business. The Citizen probes missed paper deliveries. Petterberg praises USU Preston sketches. Larsen hides a hamburger. Fackrell and Checketts discuss politics. Palmer walks home after work. Baxter tutors driver training. Stokes signs campaign cards with a kiss. Foss shouts Rasmussen to move car from the wash for the horse wash.
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Phillip Mortensen
David E. Davis
Dayton
Glen Petterberg
USU
Preston
Bry Larsen
Lynn Fackrell
Clyde Checketts
DeLoy Palmer
DeVerl Baxter
Colleen Stokes
Io Kiss
Ez Foss
Ross Rasmussen
Paul Harvey on Negro Votes in Alabama Primary
The speaker argues against labeling all Negroes and notes that despite expected bloc voting, African Americans backed George Wallace in Alabama. He contends Negroes resisted federal regimentation and rejects press caricature of unified political blocs while challenging Communist appeals.
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Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Dixie
Wallace
Dixis
Negres
Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood Celebrated in Ward Services
Sunday meetings in Trenton commemorated the restoration of the Aaronic priesthood. Speakers included Aubrey Griffin Charles Spackman and Cleon Griffin with musical numbers by the ward trio and Harmony Team. Additional notes cover school arts festival junior high students from South Cache Nickel District meet and several social visits and community events in Trenton Idaho.
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Trenton
Aubrey Griffin
Charles Spackman
Cleon Griffin
Bihop Merlin
Andrew
Morris
Jay
Dale Pitcher
Perry Speckman
Lars Chambers
Nwomi
Liv
Atkinson
Sang
Bert Neate Queller
Pate U Crisser
Cottle
Ardrew
Perry Spuen
Luella Poste
Norma
Addy
Welvin Lottavi
Sam
Jessph FC Atkinson
Jonny Vo
Opric
Sky View
South Cache
North Cache
Lewiston
Trerion Topeamry
Shirlene Griffin
Brent Reeder
Jean Spackman
Chrsti Andrew
Debra Andrew
Arlene Griffin
Cathy
Darlene Spackman
Alan Arhcroft
La-Vell Christensen
Ufier
Dale Rindles
Group Takes River Trip With Aaronic Priesthood Outing
A group from the Win der ward of the Aaronic priesthood rode a Bear River trip to the head of West Cache canal. Dinner was served by Mrs Swainston and Mrs Lindhardt after landing. Numerous local residents and relatives were noted visiting and hosting during the period, including family reunions and weekend visits across nearby towns.
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Winder
Robert Lindhardt
Heber Swainston
Glenn Perry
Wayne Bell
Winder Ward
Bear River
West Cache Canal
Swainston
Lindhardt
Marion Bennett
Malinda Jane Burton
Kaysville
William Swainston
B. H Swainston
Loretta Sharp
Eunite Smith
Ray Swainston
Zane Wheatley
Deweyville
Eugene
Ore
Wheatleys
Adta Garrett
Logam
Albert Sharp
Max Palmer
Rexbury
Seminary Trip and Local Activities Highlight Weekend
Last Saturday the seminary group visited Salt Lake City touring the Lion House Cathedral and Temple Square and heard an organ recital by Dr Frank Asper. They dined at Harmons Cafe, visited Primary Children's Hospital Hogte Zoo and the airport before returning.
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Wiliam Swainston
Adrian Mickelson
Baby
Salt Lake City
Gustave Hedin
Edward Jamison
Dale Talbot
Son Earl
Glen Jamison
Ogden
Clarence Talbot
Bryce Payne
Larry
B H Swainston
Margaret Talbot
Blaine Skeem
Morgan
Utah
Mary Talbot
Reta Cottle
Preston
Warren Ed
Riverdale
Bruce Stocks
Salt Lake Cay
Carol Stocks
Ann Talbot
Richmond
Milton Spencer
Dennis Bailey
Dennis Perry
Virginia Griffiths
Brenda Dalley
Lyle Lowder
Ricks College
Clair Davis
Mary Ward
H. L. Jensen
Idaho Falls
Irvin Page Tchary
New Loria
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Barney Hick
Weston
Ric Vaizen
Paul Harvey
Mr. Harvey
The
Intermountain Explorer Rodeo
Bryce Keller
Newton
Ward
Bucher
Joyce Lower
Jean
Wade Butler
E N_ Butler Wade
Idah Fal's
Dee Hill
G'ien Griffin
Fuller Brush
Curtis Weson
Jerry Elmer
Providence
Dennis Lowe
Gufvin
Trerton
Mitre
Virgs L
T Cottle
Ava
Idaro
Ard
Boyd Hulse
Louis Dock
Sat Lake
Roger
William Brough
Logan
Wiliam Read
Smithfield
Taey
Brough
Sharon Wetbell
Taes
Marui
Beverly Weibell
Roland Morter
Mos
Vicit Hauser
Vine
Mike Wes Ol
Vos Hauser
Shirlene
Louis Griffin
Louis
Toe Mia
By McFeatters
Seminary
Clarence Nelson
Don Gould
Logan Junior High School
Dennis Spackmin
Janelin
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