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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1947

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Farmers Propose Franklin County Soil Conservation District

About fifty Franklin county landowners met to push forming a soil conservation district after Geo C Welch explained the program. A five-man committee was chosen to circulate petitions and seek majority owner support before a state hearing and local referendum.

Franklin County Geo. C. Welch Conservation Service Pocatello Fairview Clifton J. E. Cushman Utah Power and Light Arthur Moser A. W. Stevenson Linrose J. H. Choules Mr Stevenson Weston Arvin Larsen Franklin-Mapleton Mr. Moser North Preston- Riverdale-Winder-Banida Claude Keller Mink Creek Treasurton Choules Stevenson State’ Conservation Commission State Soil Conservation Commission State Conservation Commission

Ladies Posse Opens Season Riding Into Cub River Canyon

The Franklin County Ladies posse will ride into Cub River Canyon next Tuesday June 17 starting at 9 a m. from the community camp. Members plan to meet partners and invite new riders to join. A forest service forester will accompany the group to give a trail description. Bring a lunch.

Franklin County Ladies’ Posse Cub River Canyon Forest Service

Potato Price Support Deadline Set for June 25

County ACA invites early and intermediate potato producers to apply for a certificate of eligibility by June 25. Applicants must declare the maximum qualifying quantity and pay a service fee of one cent per hundredweight, at least $3. Applications are filed at the Preston ACA office. Farmers with less than three acres and no acreage goals must notify the county committee by June 15 to enable acreage measurement before harvest.

County Agricultural Conservation Committee County ACA Woodrow Rasmussen Preston Rasmussen

Final Arrangements Made For Spring Flower Show

The spring flower show will be held June 21 and 22 in the courthouse recreation room. Entries must be entered by 10 a m Saturday June 21 and cannot be removed before 5 p m Sunday. Containers provided for cultural specimens. exhibitors provide their own for arrangements. Roses in specified colors and other flowers may enter. ribbons awarded for outstanding specimens. Arrangements division includes centerpieces floor pieces living room pieces and miniature novelties not exceeding six inches.

John A. Morrisson

Fourth of July plans extended in Mink Creek Preston joint celebration

Mink Creek and Preston Jaycees plan a two day Fourth of July event at the city rodeo grounds with concessions and a county wide encampment and scout craft display July 3 and 4. A morning parade awards floats followed by an afternoon of sports and an evening boxing event with fireworks and a dance.

Mink Creek Preston Jaycees Preston City Rodeo Grounds Rodeo Grounds Glenn Petterberg

Stores Close Saturday for Pioneer Day Observance

Merchants of Preston join Franklin in Idaho Pioneer day celebration and will close Saturday. Patrons are invited to shop during the long weekend using items listed in this week’s CITIZEN holiday advertisements.

Preston Franklin

Preston Band Heads to Franklin for Idaho Day

The Preston Band will leave Saturday at 8 50 a m from the high school to join the Idaho day celebration in Franklin. Band director Mark Hart urges all students to participate, marking their first summer appearance and a start to future summer activities.

Preston Franklin Mark Hart

Preston American Legion to hold June 17 meeting

The Preston American Legion will meet Tuesday evening in the courthouse basement. Delegates for the Idaho department convention at Pocatello in July will be chosen. After the business session, films of Operation Crossroads will be shown. All World War I and II veterans are invited.

Preston

Knife and Fork Club to Hear Dr Nash Rhodes Scholar

The Knife and Fork club will host Dr Vernon Nash at 7 pm on Monday June 23 in the Franklin County courthouse. Nash a former Rhodes scholar and noted Far East authority will discuss The Prospects for a Governed World and share insights on China and Japan amid postwar global challenges.

Vernon’ Nash Preston Knife and Fork Club Knife and Fork Club Dr. Nash Rhodes Franklin County Vernon Nash Far East Phenor Edgley Nash United States China Japan

Local Fighters Triumph in Preston Boxing Night

A small crowd packed the Preston High School gym for a Preston American Legion boxing card moved from the rodeo arena. Dayton’s Lye Taylor, Intermountain intercollegiate champion, debuted with a technical knockout over Salt Lake’s Tim Kimball. Louie Johnson also stopped Lynn Larson in the second round, while Keith Johnson and Jimmy Peterson of Salt Lake drew in a high action bout.

Preston American Legion Post Preston Rodeo Arena Lye Taylor Dayton Intermountain Tim Kimball Salt Lake Louie Johnson Lynn Larson Salt Lake City Keith Johnson Jimmy Peterson Johnson

Preston Idaho Leans Budget At 91000 For Coming Year

Preston city council proposes a tentative budget of about 91000 for May 1, 1947 to April 30, 1948. General fund allocations cover fire police streets council parks sewer and misc. bond interest water works street lighting and library funds are also listed. Total revenue for the last year reached 125452.80 with expenditures near 105000.

Idaho Preston Erest Water Works Ithe iEzjfpaper

Future Farmers Garner Prizes at Stock Show in Salt Lake

Fourteen Preston Future Farmers returned from Salt Lake City where they exhibited 20 beef animals at the Intermountain Junior Stock Show. Dayle Dunkley won grand champion Angus in the Future Farmer division, selling for 33 cents a pound. Doyle Dunkley also earned a blue ribbon with a steer selling at 26 cents. Preston entrants earned 6 blue, 11 red and 6 white ribbons. David Beckstead of Whitney won a beef calf award.

Preston Future Farmers Salt Lake City Intermountain Dayle Dunkley Lorin Dunkley Whitney Dayle Doyle Preston Preston Boys David Beckstead Young Beckstead

Medal Awarded Lt Morris Petterborg for War Heroism

Lt Morris Petterborg was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross in Los Angeles on April 28 for extraordinary achievement as co pilot of a land based patrol bomber. He aided in a bold strike near the Para mushiro straits on August 26 1944 against an oil tanker escort vessels and seven enemy fighters, assisted in repelling attackers and maintained control after the pilot was incapacitated amid hostile fire and rough weather.

Emil Morris Petterborg Los Angeles Young Petterberg Paramushiro Straits Petterberg Ensign

Preston sixth annual horse show gears up for June

Stanton Hawkes, chair of the show committee, says preparations for Preston s sixth annual horse show on June 20 and 21 are shaping up. Entries must be filed and returned to M M Reeves by June 15 to appear on the program, with sponsors urged for remaining unsponsored classes.

Stanton Hawkes Preston M. M. Reeves Hawkes Reeves

Edna Casperson Dead at 60 in Preston Hospital

Mrs Edna Maughan Casperson 60 of 58 North First West St died Sunday after months of illness in Preston hospital. Born June 27 1887 in Weston she lived there early life then moved to Preston with husband John W Casperson. Survived by husband and 10 children including Berniece McDermott Clifton Carlisle D Casperson Juneau Alaska Robert H Casperson Fairbanks Alaska J Eliot Casperson Montpelier Idaho Genevieve Palmer Pocatello and others.

Edna Maughan Casperson North First West St Preston Hospital Weston Harrison B Mary Freestone Maughan Preston John W. Casperson Logan Temple Casperson Mutual Improvement Association Relief Society Banida Berniece McDermott Clifton Carlisle D. Casperson Juneau Alaska Robert H. Casperson Fairbanks J. Eliot Casperson Montpelier Genevieve C. Palmer Pocatello’ Nath

Wide Area Summer Recreation Program Outlined

Coach Bob Bunker announces a county wide summer recreation program for youngsters to teens. Activities span city hall park high school grounds opera house and city park with Red Cross swimming for 8 to 16 year olds. Weekly baseball softball junior and senior leagues set at city ball park and various centers with schedules to be announced, plus midget baseball tennis girls softball and youth table tennis archery and more at designated hours. Admission 20 cents per swim. entry through Preston high school office and local stores.

Bob Bunker City Hall Park Opera House City Park Red Cross Bunker City Ball Franklin County American Legion Preston High School Mtl Handy’s Preston Ward Lions Jaycees Franklin and Hansen-Godfrey Rotary Elks Lewiston VFW

Franklin County to Form New Board of Education

A newly authorized Franklin County Board of Education will operate as an intermediary between the state board and local districts. The body, consisting of lay electors, will be elected by residents and will govern all education within the county starting June 30, with annual and multi year terms for trustees and a process for selecting successors beginning September 1948.

Board of Education Franklin County Hart County Board of Education Alton B. Jones Superintendent of Public Instruction County’ Board of Education

Downey State 400 Fish Confiscated at Check Station

A Downey roadblock stopped fishermen returning from trips and seized 400 fish. Twenty five arrests followed for excess fish and out of state licensing violations. All pleaded guilty before Justice John S. Hyde. fines and costs totaled 706 dollars.

Downey Idaho John ’S. Hyde

Scholarship Award Given Boyd Whittle At Moscow Graduation

Boyd Whittle of Fairview, Idaho, graduate of the University of Idaho this spring, receives a $500 scholarship from the University Clinics. He earned a bachelor of science in agriculture and will work as assistant county agent at Sand Point this summer before entering Illinois University in September. Whittle, son of Mrs. Bertha Whittle, was elected to associate membership in the Idaho chapter of Sigma Xi. He completed high school at Preston and served nearly four years in the army as a first lieutenant. his final months were in Tokyo during the occupation of Japan.

Boyd Whittle Fairview University of Idaho Univerisity Whittle Bertha Whittle Sandpoint Illinoos University

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Ladies’ Posse Legion Meeting Utah Boys Guykok Keith Larson Glenn Petterborg Wesley Petterborg Faklo Morris Petterberg Morris Petterborg Edna Casperson Education Board Moscow
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