Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in Winder Linrose and Mink Creek
Three county communities Winder Linrose and Mink Creek announce July 4 patriotic programs with parades ball games races and refreshments Mink Creek riders club sponsors a parade and grand entry at Mink Creek ball park featuring a loud speaker system a queen of the fourth contest and a rodeo for children and adults in the afternoon A free dance that evening and child entertainment are also planned Winder’s ward MIA leads the event with a 11 am patri de program parade and sports final details await continuation on Page 10.
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Winder
Linrose
Mink Creek
Winder M. IL. A
MIA
Mail Correspondence Monday Day Earlier Notice
The Citizen urges correspondents to mail copy on Monday to meet a holiday rush. No rural mail delivery Tuesday requires Monday submission, or the paper will not include the correspondence next week. Send copy with the route carrier by Monday noon.
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Citizen
School Heads Reform to Eight Four Plan in Preston System
The Preston city school system adopts the eight four plan replacing the six three three. Grades seven and eight stay with Jefferson school while ninth grade moves to the high school. S. R. Bjorkman is reappointed as superintendent. Blanche becomes Central principal overseeing first grade classes. Elmo Keller named principal at Jefferson with fourteen teachers and a history of junior high duties. Continued on page 5.
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Preston
R. Bjorkman
EB. R. Spilsbury
Elmo Keller
Jefferson
Blanche ‘Taggart
Jefferson School
Prophet Revered At Conference Highlights Priesthood Quorums
Alma Sonne represented general authorities at the stake conference held in the stake tabernacle. Sessions covered priesthood quorum activities with reports by L. L. Hansen J. Neff Boothe Vernon Cole and Theron Rawlings. Sonne urged care for welfare work and urged members to guard property settle debts improve herds and control pests and soil erosion.
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Franklin
Stake Tabernacle
Alma Sonne
Council of the Twelve
L. L. Hansen
J. Neff Boothe
Vernon Cole
Theron Rawlings
Gonne
Eder Sonne
Ptake
County Sends Large Quota To Army Navy
Utah county lists 20 men for delivery to Fort Douglas on Thursday morning June 29 for Army induction as the final June quota. Other volunteers and reserves are grouped by assignment. earlier inductees include George Sant Erland Page Homer Davis and others to Navy Boise and Idaho Falls. Don Richard Paul named as first lieutenant in the Medical Corps.
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Fort Douglas
Utah
Willis E. Hobbs
Myrl W. Klippert
DeVon W. Warrick
Paul 8. Bodily
Roy Earl Bailey
Ohio
Orrin D. Golightly
Mont S. Packer
Darrell O. Bennett
Idaho Falls
George D. Berkley
Charles Ray Bosworth
Jesse Wright
Missouri
Allen H. Richman
Lewis D. Webb
Wayne S. Porter
Devor Hampon
Doland H. Page
Eugene T. Packer
Salt
Preston
Tout
Navy
Harley” “Greaves, I Jr
Gordon M. Maughan
Bryant
Kearl
Don Richard Paul
United States
Army
Idaho Three Day Holiday Observed By Preston Merchants
Preston merchants join state wide three day holiday proclaimed by Governor Bottolfsen. Stores stay open until 7 or 9 p m Saturday and close Monday for the holiday. County offices banks and many stores will observe the long weekend as Idaho communities plan closures and adjusted hours.
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Preston
C. A. Bottolfsen
Utah
Logan
Cache Valley
Occaocas’ Bank
Idaho
Grace and Downey
Thestown
Mployeeg
Parties Name New Leaders in Biennial Party Shakeups
Franklin county Republicans and Democrats announced new leadership after a biennial reorganization. Democrat chair Katherine Whitney and state committeewoman David Eames shift roles while William Palmer becomes Democrat chair for a new term. GOP names Marlow Funk county chair and William McCune state committeeman with Samuel Handy as district delegate. Both parties plan groundwork ahead of the November election with activity expected in September.
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Republican Party
Deocrats
William Palmer
W. W. Spiers
J. P. Rasmu
David G. Eames
Katherine Whitney Wid
State Committee
Herbert Owens
Franklin County
Boise
Whitney
Albert
Eames
Phil J
Evans
Flsg
Chicago
GOP
Marlow Funk
Wayne Evans
William A. McCune
Samuel Handy
Frankinn van Iehdsen
Bie
Shipment Of Wool To Be Made July 6
Members of the Wool Pool of Franklin county are notified that the wool will be loaded for shipment on Thursday July 6 at Preston. The shipment is consigned to Adams and Leland Wool Company of Boston for governmental approval and receipt. About a thousand fleeces will be handled with around one hundred woolgrowers participating. The late spring was not favorable, but prospects now point to an excellent season ahead.
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Wool Pool
Franklin County
Preston
Howard Hall
Adams and Leland Wool “Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Hall
Local Distributors Tackle Gasoline Black Market
Gasoline distributors in the county cooperate with government to curb the black market. Ivan Goff, chair of the local gasoline board, says closer stamping checks at retail stations are in place and efforts will continue to eliminate illicit fuel flow.
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Government
Ivan‘. Goff
Gasolina
Pormal
Éfyilan
Iths
Tgt
War Bond Rally Sells Purebred Pig For 550
Parker sells for 550 dollars at the Salt Lake Bond Rally held June 21 at the Utah State Capitol. W R Fisher and others urged war bond support as Jay Smart, master of ceremonies, bought the Duroc pig in a decorated crate for 550 dollars in War Bonds.
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Ernshaw
Utah State Road Commission
Glover
Salt Lake City
Oxford
W. R. Fisher
Salt Lake
Canning Center Plans Open House as Cannery Advances
The Canning Center announces early July opening of its remodeled cannery in Preston County. Equipment upgrades including a retort and steam table shorten cooking times and improve product quality. Open House for the public will precede operation with demonstrations by cannery staff. The School Board funds remodels, and small increases in canning fees aim to cover costs.
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Frank UN County
Preston
Beet Thinning Crisis Eases as Haying Begins in Franklin County
Franklin county reports a beet thinning crisis easing as about 96 percent of the 7000 acre beet crop has been thinned and farmers shift to stacking the first hay cutting. Weather, cooperation, and job aid from the U S Employment office influence haying plans amid a tight schedule and looming canning plant activity.
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Franklin County
Javen Lewis
U. S
Otresty
Wintam
Talk on Politics Teases Rent Outlook and Opposition
A fragmentary note from Preston reports a speaking event titled Talk on Politics. Lawrence Lee of WHA presented vocal numbers to an attentive audience. The discussion hinted at the political outlook for rent control and noted increased opposition faced by a key figure this year.
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Lawrence Lee
Vieletor
Preston
Preston Lions Club Installs Officers At Special Dinner
The Preston Lions Club held a special ladies night program at the canyon camp to install officers for the coming year. New officers include Joe Goft as first vice president and A. C. Conine as secretary with L. Didrickson and Harold Rosenlund as tall twister. Board of directors: Harold Egbert, Keith Campbell, Ariel Neeley, Neff Boothe. About 85 attendees, dinner organized by club ladies. Neft Boothe toastmaster.
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Preaton Lions Club
Femimity
Eeia
River Wee Weanoaday Srentne
ASR
Ninou
Montpsek
Nelson
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Thie
Fice
Harland
Simmons
Joe’ Goft
Harold, Egbert
Keith Campbell
Ariel
Neeley
Neff
Boothe
Canyon Camp
Tide -Lions
Early Nelson
Bob Albion
Keith Ybelit
Fred
Franklin county Bond Drive progress reports lagging
Franklin county's Fifth War Loan drive shows only about 57 percent of the quota raised with one week left. Total sales reach $155,628.50, roughly $120,000 below target, as B bonds lag behind with $68,085.60 sold versus $91,444 for other bonds. The bond committee continues efforts to push the drive over the top.
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Franklin
Neasey
Franklin County
Treasuréton
Cultivation Program to Start for Weed Eradication
Franklin county farmers will perform most weed control on their farms due to labor shortages. The program starts July 4 with county agent William Craner arranging cooperation with the county commissioners. The county owns tractors available to residents at a nominal cost to aid cultivation and weed eradication.
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Franklin County
William
Craner
Hay supply urged as alfalfa shortage blamed on winter
County agent Wn Craner warns farmers to secure hay now amid a serious alfalfa shortage. He reports promising hay crops on both dry and irrigated lands and notes hay buyers in the county plan to ship out several hundred tons soon, stressing practical planning to avoid shortages.
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Craner
Gotsiy
New Library Books Include Maugham and Bromfield
A list of new library acquisitions features W Somerset Maugham The Razors and Brook Farm author Louis Bromfield What Became of Ann Bolton along with several other fiction titles. The scattered OCR hints indicate additional authors and titles in the same release.
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Maugham
Razors
Bane
Bromfield
Ann
Bolton
Erie Johnson
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