Dissension grows over Logan Fourth of July plans
In Our Opinion urges North Cache and Franklin counties to push back against Logan city and Utah tax drives seen as discriminatory. It cites Lewiston and Preston as affected communities and calls for unity and retaliation through reduced patronage.
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Logan
Lewiston
Utah
Idaho
Cache County
North
Franklin County
Preston
Utah Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Cache Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Preston High School
Jerome Welcomes Major Power Firm Move to New Jerome HQ
Jerome Idaho lands one of Montana’s largest power transmission firms relocating its headquarters to a new building funded with Jerome Development Company support. The project costs about 17500 dollars covering construction land and improvements. The firm, aided by 30 development members, will own the land and building via purchase or lease, as the move showcases local industrial promotion.
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Jerome
Idaho
Montana
Jerome Development Company
Development Corporation
Caeéhe Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Passing Toothpaste to Thanks From Vermont
A collage of light anecdotes and readers’ notes from Vermont and Idaho. Jokes about toothpaste taste and a broken arm by Bart Layne in Oregon. A church tale from Preston about ants and salvation. Letters praising the Citizen’s paper from Archibalds in Vermont and Anderson in Preston. A quip about music growing corn and a bank robbery exchange with a teller in Illinois.
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LeRoy
Susan Archibald
Vermont
Myrtle Anderson
Preston
Idaho
Citizen
Radio Johnson Lock at Prudential After Long Illness
Dennis Cole tries to hire a newspaper man for a farm day while people named Line Coln Orme get a car running in rain. Wayne Merrill and Demuar Merrill discuss a beard claim amid local chatter.
Profumo Scandal Stirring British Government Turmoil
Paul Harvey discusses the Profumo affair as Britain’s government teeters on crisis. He notes the minister’s resignation after a scandal with Christine Keeler, the ensuing political furor, and calls for consistency in public judgment amid broader condemnation of hypocrisy.
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Scanidal
Britain
MacMillan
John Dennis Profumo
Valerie Hobson
Harrow
Oxford
Italy
Harvey
House of Commons
Christine Keeler
Amusements and dances of early Utah pioneers
Amusements in 1877 and 1878 centered on home gatherings with candy making and square dances using improvised instruments. The first real dance music came from two Peterson brothers on violins, plus accordions and mouth organs. Community singing and choir leadership by Clayton, Peterson, Gibbons, Willhelm, and Otto Johnson followed, with Bertha Montague on organ. The first amusement hall appeared in 1886, later moved to Third South and State streets. Opera House era began after 1892 with Knobs Will Turn Him Out. this spurred plans for a dedicated opera house under LDS Stake authority.
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Nels
Soren Peterson
Edward Clayton
George
John Taylor
Nels Peterson
William Gibbons
Alfred Willhelm
Otto Johnson
Bertha Montague
Soren Peter Noo
Louise Spongberg
Charles Hobbs
Hobbs
Ihird
State Streets
Johnson and Merrill Coal
Opera House
T A Montague
Knobs
C. Parkinson
Birthday name list for Citizen column deadline
Community column invites readers to submit names for a birthday list with a weekly deadline of June 21. The list includes numerous residents such as JoAnn Jensen, Carmen Smith, Leon Hawkes, Jeffrey Maughan, Dr C M H Wilcox, and many others.
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Citizen Office
JoAnn Jensen
June Jensen
Carmen Smith
Leon Hawkes
Jeffrey Maughan
C. M. H. Wilcox
Willis Sharp
Garth Bair
Anna Clark
Lynda Day
Wayne Day
Richard David Jessop
Bear River Project plans assure no effect on Bear Lake
The Bear River Project will not affect Bear Lake's operation run by Utah Power and Light under the Bear River Compact. It would stabilize Bear Lake, enhancing its recreational value while complying with all compact terms and state laws.
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Bear Lake
Utah Power and Light Company
Stewart Dam
Oneida Narrows
Idaho
Utah
Oneida Narrows Reservoir
Montpelier-Soda Springs
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