Lewiston Plans Fourth of July Centennial Celebration
Lewiston readies its centennial Fourth of July with a 6 30 am flag raising and a 10 pm square dance. General chair Bardo Bodily leads a long list of committee heads plus events including pancake breakfast Lions Club parade rodeo Little League games and fireworks in the new recreation park pavilion.
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Lewiston
Bardo Bodily
Lucile Flygare
Benson Stake
Lions Club
Rheon Nielson
P. O Buttars
Stephen Bodily
Lorenzo Griffeth
Larry Hyer
Willard Jessop
Claine Baird
Seth Gregory
Blaine Stephenson
Social Worker Dennis Nielsen Named by LDS Church
The Unified Social Service of the LDS Church names Dennis O Nielsen to replace Harold Brown who returns to the University of Utah. Nielsen is married with one daughter and comes from Alaska where he worked as a state probation officer for two years and with the Bureau of Indian Affairs for one year. He recently earned a Master of Social Work and the Nielsen family chose Preston for its supportive attitude toward Indian foster children and local friendliness.
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Unified Social Service
LDS Church
Dennis O. Nielsen
Harold Brown
University of Utah
Mr. Nielsen
Alaska
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Nielsen
Preston
Stake Groups Plan Joint Party at Downata
Franklin and Oneida Stakes will hold a joint swimming party at Downata Friday for the M-Men and Gleaners. Anyone wishing to attend should meet at the Oneida Stack house at 7:30 Friday evening. A wiener roast will be held after at Downata.
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Franklin and
Oneida Stakes
Downata
M-Men
Gleaners
Oneida Stack House
Woman Suffers Burns While Burning Weeds
Mrs Don Peterson of Grace received second degree burns from her knees down while helping her husband burn weeds along the sidewalk. Gasoline spilled on her slacks and ignited. She was treated at Caribou County Memorial hospital.
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Don Peterson
Grace
Caribou County Memorial Hospital
Cache Valley Dairy Sees Sales Pass One Million
Preston man notes the Cache Valley Dairy Association hits a million dollars in May sales. The Smithfield plant processes 560 000 pounds of milk daily producing 56 000 pounds of cheese, five tons of butter, and 12 tons of whey solids with 200 workers, many from Idaho.
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Cache Valley Dairy Association
Thedford B. Roper
Roper
Smithfield
Idaho
Cache
Valley
Candidate Blasts State Department Budget
Republican Dick Smith denounces the Department of Administrative Services as a $6.6 million plaything during a campaign stop. He cites a budget rise from 100,000 in 1967 to 36.5 million and argues for a thorough department review and reallocation of duties to other state agencies. He also says the state auditor should perform audits, not the governor.
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Department of Administrative Services
Preston
Dick Smith
Smith
Postmaster General Announces July 3 Post Office Open Day
Post offices will stay open on Friday July 3 to observe Independence Day while offering generous holiday schedules. Basic mail deliveries, window services, and pickups will be provided, with adjustments announced by individual offices to maximize employee time off and ensure essential service.
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Winton M. Bloutt
Congress Urged To Aid Idaho Mink Ranchers
Franklin County Commissioners urge Idaho's congressional delegation and the U S Department of Agriculture to act as mink pelts prices collapse threaten farmers. Lawmakers report bills to curb mink imports while officials propose quotas and administrative remedies under trade acts to stabilize the industry.
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Idaho
Congress
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Secreary of Agriculture
Franklin County
Congressional
United States
Orval Hansen
James McClure
James P. Hartman
Department of Agriculture
Begas
Downatats Site Span Rescue At Sealy Pool
A fragmentary report notes a rescue at a pool site during a visitor section. Details are incomplete but indicate a girl was saved and an incident occurred near a pool in Downatats.
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Agin Ras
Ax - Soba
Riage
Franklin County Considers Metric System Education Change
A local newspaper reports Franklin county may adopt metric weights and measures for students. It discusses replacing miles gallons and pounds with centimeters meters liters and grams noting changes in school curricula and household measurements.
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Franklin County
Jearai
Fragmented text hints at metric system transition notes
OCR fragment references converting to metric units, mentions pounds and quarts, sugar and milk, and educational or business context. It is incomplete and reads like a discussion or note about metric adoption and measurement changes.
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Citizen
Lewiston Readies
Eriel Iwamoto
L. D. Bodily
Buz Smith
Wayne Bair
Jerry Jorgenson
Bud Pack
Kelly Spackman
State Department
Frank Church
Senate
Sen Jordan
Oun Sa
North Dakota
Glenda Grafteini
Lynn Lei
Burley
Geena
Bob Clark
Montpelier
Brad Williams
American Falls
Mike Smith
Sas
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