Area Talk to Feature Idaho Farm Bureau Official
Officials from at least nine organizations back a Preston area talk featuring Lewis Lepper of the Idaho Farm Bureau to discuss reality and agriculture. The July 1 event at Preston High School will include sponsors such as the Franklin County Farm Bureau Lions Club Rotary Preston Area Chamber of Commerce and local stake presidencies.
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Preston
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Lewis ¥. Lepper
Department of Legislation and Research
Idaho Farm Bureau
Preston High School
Franklin County Farm Bureau
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Lions Club
Rotary Club
Preston Area
Franklin
Oneida
Preston Man Aids In National Study
Robert C. Bright associate professor of ecology and geology will join a National Institutes of Health funded project, part of a $100000 biomedical science grant shared by about 19 professors. Bright studies late Quaternary plant microfossils in the Midwest. a 1947 Preston High School graduate, he now resides in St Paul Minnesota. The grant goes to the University of Minnesota.
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Robert C. Bright
National Institute of Health
Fragmented OCR Notice Text Gathers Odd Fragments
The readable portion shows jumbled phrases and partial sentences including names and numbers. The text appears to be damaged OCR from a local notice or article with inconsistent capitalization and stray characters. No coherent event or outcome is clear from the fragments.
Pie Sketch Sparks Montana Page Mystery
A fragmentary page titled D0 Ahk 058 from Montana hints at a pie themed sketch or feature. The readable bits suggest a playful layout with scattered terms like ore and Butea, inviting readers to decipher the obscured context and continuing story.
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Butea
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No readable facts available in the provided text. Summary cannot be constructed from fragments.
Fragmented Pales ar piece notes veterans event
A damaged clipping mentions a veterans event in Pales ar area with unclear details about speakers and date. Readable fragments indicate some local participation but no full names or schedule.
Fragmentary report on road incident and people named
Vague OCR fragment mentions road events and several individuals including Kevin Peterson Harold Spencer Rae and others. Details are unclear. relationships and actions are not discernible from the text.
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Kevin Peterson
Harold Spencer
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Sun
Freee Rae
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Unclear readable text references resignations affecting Fain Bureaus and officials. Details are fragmented with few identifiable names or dates.
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Puiteau
KPST
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Preston man’s world coin and paper money collection on display
Roy Sorensen a retired Utah Power and Light worker displays a 62 year long collection started in 1919 in France. The exhibit at First Security Bank Preston Saturday features coins from many countries. The set includes pennies nickels dimes quarters half dollars and dollars along with fractional currency from 1861 and a broad range of notes. He notes some pieces date back to before the time of Christ and promises a complete history of large and emails from 1861 to 1969.
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W. L. Botles
Salt Lake City
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Roy ‘Sorensen
Federal Reserve Bank
Preston Country Club
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First Security Bank
Michael B. Krantz
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First Western Bank
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Intermountain West
Roy Sorensen
Utah Power and
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