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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

4

True Public Servant Dr David Cutler 29 Years on Preston Board

In Our Opinion the Preston High School district benefited from Dr David Cutler's 29 years on the school board. He helped build the first and second sections of Preston High School and oversaw consolidation efforts while serving with multiple superintendents and principals. His tenure tested the district through budget, management, and community relations, marking him as a standout public servant in medicine and education.

Preston Oneida Stake Academy Old Rock Nielsen Preson Cache Valley David Cutler Cutler Idaho Preston High School Allen R. Cutler Eastside Franklin County

Let The People Decide on Idaho sales tax initiative

An editorial argues the Idaho sales tax should be decided by voters in the November general election rather than at the 1965 legislature. It notes 25 000 signatures are needed to place the measure, urges cross involvement by reform groups, and stresses addressing broader issues in the next session. Weiser American

Idaho Citizens For Idaho Tax Reform Committee Vember Weiser American

Scenic West region spotlighted in oil company booklet

A Chevron distributed booklet maps Idaho through parts of Texas into the scenic West including American Falls dam Sun Valley Grand Canyon and Yellowstone. It highlights copper mines Mormon centers Pikes Peak Black Hills and Navajo land inviting readers to explore the area and get acquainted with more of it.

Intermountain West Texas Idaho Chevron Montana Wyoming Utah Arizona Colorado New Mexico South Dakota Nebraska Dakotas Nebras American Falls Sun Valley Lakes Pikes Peak Grand Canyon Glacier National Park Black Hills el Paso Yellowstone Grand Teton Navajo

A Dairy Past Remembered From Model T to Cream Separator

In a reminiscence of 1920 rural life, the author recalls Prestons Creamery on State Street and the Model T era. He describes milking, the man powered cream separator, and a cat filled milk house memory tied to early rural economics and biweekly cream checks.

Prestons Creamery State Street Polotz Bear Drive

Local Names Mixed Up In Paper Footnotes

The fragment lists several individuals such as Keith Christensen and Keith Nielsen with mixed initials. It also mentions Nat Edwards Dean Bam and others like Guy Stenberg Glade Heusser Eldon Crockett Varlan Clark and Arnold Sant in casual contexts including fishing and everyday activities.

Guy Stenberg Glade Heusser Eldon Crockett Varlan Clark

Republicans Deny Voters a Real Choice in 1964

Paul Harvey argues that GOP leaders pressing for an open convention yet undercut voter choice by pushing a Goldwater opposed slate. He cites Scranton Eisenhower Nixon Lodge Stassen as kingmakers sidelining Goldwater supporters and urges party to embrace genuine conservative beliefs reflected in primaries and conventions.

F Eisenhower Goldwater Vention Scranton Rockefeller Lodge Johnson Paris Phyllis Schlafly Ilinois Federation of Republican Women Surley

Birthday List For Next Week's Column

The Happy Birthday column invites readers to submit names by July 2 for inclusion in the following week's issue. Readers may drop off a card or call the Citizen office with birthday notices including names such as Clair RK Cutler Colleen Poole Georgia Wilcox Alex Inglet and many others listed with dates in late June and early July.

Citizen Office

Local social notes and marriage reports from Franklin and Preston

A June 10 gathering honored retiring Relief Society secretary Miss Nancy Beckstead with a gold pin and lunch after a fine program. Amos Belano and Miss Tyra Weaver wed recently. Community updates include ward leadership changes, marriages, travels, and school administrator appointments across Franklin and Preston with brief social mentions.

Nancy Beckstead Relief Society of the Third Ward Amos Belano Tyra Weaver Geddes Studebaker Fourth Ward A . Erickson Geo. E. Burgi Presdent Warren Fredsted W. L. Roe, Jr. Swan

Reapportionment Debate Hangs Over Idaho Legislature

Courts may compel Idaho to redraw both the House and Senate districts on population alone. The Idaho case, appealed from a district court, tests whether reapportionment will reshape state politics and county boundaries before the next election.

Idaho

Reapportionment shifts power in Idaho legislature

The piece argues one party rule may end in Idaho as districts replace at large elections. Cities gain influence via population basis while rural areas risk losing control. The Supreme Court ruling on apportionment underscores a shift toward urban legislative power.

Idaho United States Supreme Court

Poets Comer Evening Prace on a Quiet River Path

A reflective poem by Marilyn Nash Hull finds Green laden branches and a river journey as the speaker contemplates dreams and faith. Deer hoofs mark a narrow path while water and ripples accompany thoughts, ending with a quiet gaze toward God.

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