Preston High hoopers set for state tourney in Pocatello
Preston high hoops team under Coach Bubker heads to Pocatello for the Idaho State Basketball Tournament starting March 13. Caldwell awaits the first round while Rupert and Pocatello loom in the schedule. if they win, finals Saturday night could follow.
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Bob” Bubker
Preston High
Hoop
Pocatello
Yin
Idaho
Preston
Nampa
Ithe
Caldwell
Rupert-Pocatello
Atakes
Homer
Williams
Franklin Y
Stanley
Ss. Spaid
Pocatello’ High
Black ‘Foot
Downey
Pocatello High
Kieth
Anderson
Bill Choules
Frank Condie
Ray Oliverson
Eldon Bennett
Junior High Opera Toreadors to Be Staged at High School
Jefferson Junior High under principal Elmo Keller announces The Toreadors, a two act Spanish operetta, to be performed Friday night March 15 in the high school auditorium. Lyle Shipley directs with a large cast and student staff and the Junior High band will give a concert beforehand under Mark Hari.
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Elmo
Keller
Jefferson’ School
Lander
Lyle
Shipley
Preston
Clair
Cutler
Beth
Barbara" Olsen
Lovell Lloyd
Wayné
Swann
Richard Smith
Wade
Christengen
Lenona Edgley
Fern
Carver
Genslind
Virginia Cel- Tan
Virgens
Knudson
Bonnie Lewis
Sally “ifeCune
Hino Allen
Virginia Carol Goaslind
Billy Ruth
Westerberg
Milton’ Lemmon
Marshall
Geonecy
Idaho Farm Bureau District Meeting Scheduled at Franklin County Court House
The Idaho Farm Bureau Federation district meeting will be held Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Franklin County court house. The session will continue until 4 p.m. and every member is urged to attend. Separate sessions will be held for each commodity and committee represented, per state secretary John W Webb of Pocatello.
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Idaho ‘Farm’ Bureau’ Federation
Franklin County
John
W.sWebb
Pocatello
Gold and Green Ball at Fairview Wednesday
An evening of good entertainment is planned at the ward Secreaction hall in Fairview on Wednesday evening March 13 at 9 o clock. The event features an 8 floor show sponsored by MS Men Gleaners Scouts and Bee Hive classes and the public is invited to attend.
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Eairview
Sécreation Hall
Preston Passes Ordinance To Fund Sewer System
The Preston city council approved an ordinance for publication establishing a sewer service charge with monthly rates of 50 cents for homes and 1.00 for businesses, plus 5.00 for certain large users. Non payment may cut water service. projected annual revenue about 4,000 to fund sewer maintenance by May 1.
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Preston
Eaen
Soil Specialist Coming to Dayton Program
University of Idaho extension agent Dan Roberts and Vance Smith will conduct a soil program at the Dayton church house Monday at 8 p m. Smith will discuss commercial fertilizer in potato production. The Union Pacific film Potatoes Unlimited will be shown. All farmers in the district are invited.
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Dan Roberts
Vance ‘Smith
University of Idaho
Dayton,church
Smith
Union Pacific
Mrs. Nash Killed In Head-On Crash Near Franklin
Mrs. Bartlett Nash died from injuries after a head on collision on Highway 91 near the Cub River junction north of Franklin. Her husband Roy Nash, their daughter Shannon, and others were injured. Julia Brown of Logan suffered facial and leg cuts. Johnson and Parkinson survived with varying injuries. both cars were wrecked.
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Franklin
Bartlett -Nash
Roy’ AY Shnson
Preston
Johnson
Nash
Doneys
Julia, Brown
Logan
Utah
Budge Hospital
Parkinson
Johnison
Tss Brown
Wim: Dursteler
City
Junius Larson
Leo Hawkes
Weenie. A
Shannon
Rat Control Campaign Set for March 20–22 Countywide
Definite impetus was given to the county rat control program directed by the county agent. The campaign runs March 20 to 22 with municipal cooperation sought. Weston village will buy all rat poison needed by farmers and residents. other governments are asked to provide support. Poison is prepared in two pound packages at Logan. the campaign aligns with ongoing efforts in Cache County Utah for the same goals.
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Weston Village
Logan
Cache County
Utah
Boxing card at Molin Hall aims for big rematch
Boxing promoter Osnford stacks Monday night card with Cunningham Hedin grudge rematch and undercard clashes. Injuries force substitutions including Wagner Johnson and Perkins replacement talks to add Mosley Hansen bouts as promoter seeks a new match to fill the slot after a highway crash injuries.
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Will Abe
Dahford
Aiothar
Pri
el Cunningham
Hedin
Cunningham
Howard
Cazier
Paul Davini
Salt Lake City
Ang
Pocatello
Hié -Bacgar
Freston
Wes
Makin
Zour
Paul
Wagner
Jushe
Mosley
Floyd
Hansen
Johnson
Mass
BI Perkins
Ec Ae
Ivill
Osnford
American Food Renovates Store With New Layout
Milo Hobbs, manager, invites patrons to visit the American Food store this week to see the substantial renovations. The interior features a new shelving grid and display counters, with wall shelving replaced by a natural finish, three new checkout areas, and relocated front-end stands. Fruits and vegetables remain at the front. specials in food merchandise are advertised on the page.
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Shelven
Milo Hobbs
Myrtle Nash obituary note unresolved at press time
Funeral arrangements for Myrtle Nash, killed Wednesday on the Franklin highway, were not announced by relatives. Nash, born September 29, 1895 in Richmond Utah, was survived by her husband Bartlett Nash and three daughters Gwen Gibson Oveta Alder Shannon and son Lyle Nash, plus many siblings and relatives. The body was moved to Richards Mortuary pending arrangements.
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Myrtle -Nash
Franklin
Nash
Richmond
Utah
George
Albert Day
Christina *Frandsen Day
Bartlett Nash
Franklin” Ward
Relief Society
Young Ladies’ Mutual Association
Tone
Gwen
Gibson
Oveta Alder
Preston
Shannon
Lyle
Wilmington
Calif
Albert
Cove
Lillian
Wilkes
San Francisco
Iva
Albiston
Rich‘mond
Adam van Noy
McCammon
Ralph
Layton
Glen
Compton
Bonnie Doney
Dorothy Smith
Salt Lake City
Richards Mortuary
Five Measures Move in Special Boise Session
Governor signs five bills including a provision reallocating slave and county school funds to districts closed for exvictlursl relief. The legislature approved prior bills amid the special session in Boise with measures from Sen. Stewart Geddes and others reaching the governor for action.
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Stewart
Geddes
Boise
Ing Monsanar
Autaczize
Cisis
Bureau of
Ienehears
Sanai
Horza
Junior Climber Elects Fianlee to Preston Chamber Officers
The Preston Junior Chamber elects John Webber as president at a post war reorganization meeting at Randall's cafe. Other officers total 67 members include Max Norton first vice president Drex Lewis second vice president and Lyle Shipley secretary treasurer. Directors named are Allen Fisher Dr Leo Hawkes Leo Palmer Phil West and Mel Burrup. Ernest Eberhard outlines civic tasks for youthful county men. Officers and directors plan by law creation and major projects for the year.
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John
Ue Webber
Preston
Commierce
Randall’s
Max, Norton
Drex Lewis
Towels
Ernest Eberhard
Stch
Ans
Amiong
Local Flower Club Formed Plans Meetings and Show
Flower gardeners met at the courthouse Monday to form a local garden club. C A Graff urged interest in delphinium and peony culture and garden history. Officers include Marlow Woodward as president, Mrs W E Crane vice president, Neff Boothe secretary, Dr J C Peterson treasurer. Meetings set for the fourth Monday monthly with a spring show, summer displays, and garden tours. dues fixed at one dollar per member.
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C. A. Graff
Court House
Marlow + Woodward
Franklin
Neff ‘Boothe
Atted
Holstein Breeders Meeting Planned in Franklin County
G C Anderson and C N Vickers announce a Holstein breeders meeting in Franklin County next Tuesday March 12 at 2 p m at the Arthur Moser dairy barn. The session aims to plan county wide activities to promote purebred Holstein cattle including fairs classifications and club projects and invites breeder input.
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G. C.anderson
C. N.vickers
Holstien Fresiar Association ‘of’ America
Franklin County
Marsh
Therthur Moser Dairy Barn
Surprise Entertainment Night at Pr2cion Opera Tidus
A quirky OCR fragment promises an evening of entertainment at Pr2cion’s Opera tidus on Tuesday February 11 with Bis treats and a program billed as Guess What Guess Who featuring surprise acts and zintertainment.
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Suris
At & P. Sn
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements Amid Mixed News
Fragmentary clipping lists births and injuries including a baby girl for Mrs. Lorenza Jones and a new son for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moser. It notes accidents involving Blaine Rawlings and a named person in Treasureton. Other lines mention Marion Jensen and Mrs Clifton, plus several unclear names and places.
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Clifton
Marion Jensen
Auger
iGlendale
Surgis
Rawlings
Miri Vand
Lorenza
Jones
Trustees study bond issuance for West Side district
Trustees of the West Side Independent School District discuss issuing bonds around 235000 dollars to build a new high school in Dayton. Materials shortages and construction timing hinder plans, with a target cost near 300000 dollars and groundwork laid for financing, following a 193 vote of 193 to 2 at a recent election.
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West Side
Dayton
BO ‘Dt
Atselt
Sugar Beet Contract Sets Price And Acreage Goals In Idaho County
The 1946 sugar beet contract guarantees $13.50 per ton for average quality beets with 16.2 percent sugar. In Idaho County growers expect $14.00 to $14.75 per ton, yielding about $218 per acre at 15 tons. County production aims to plant 7,600 acres, part of a statewide minimum of 86,000 acres.
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Idaho
Boise v Valley
Snake
Yalone
Franklin” County
Blooded Stallions for Sireing in Preston County
Stock Blooded Stallions offers four registered sires for service in the county this season. The lineup includes My King Flash from Mexico Missouri via John Hook stables, Gallant Barrymore owned by Dr. Buchanan of Farmington Utah, King McCord the golden stallion and Casium the government thoroughbred, plus Nancy Hylands King noted for producing quality colts. A fifth stallion, Nancy Hylands King, will stand at Clarence Talbot’s north of Preston.
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George. Bennett
Preston
John .Hook
Natio
Chesnut
Gallant Barrymore
King Barrymore
Dr. Buchanan
Farmington
Utah
Bennett Place
King
McCord
Clarence
Talbot Place
Nancy
Hylands King
Red Cross selects Harold Hawkes as chair for annual drive
Harold Hawkes was named Red Cross chairman for this year, to lead the annual collection. He succeeds the vacancy left by Funk who moved to St George Utah. Hawkes will begin campaigns Thursday with details to follow next week alongside staff members Del Shepherd Dennis Larsen Bob Lundgren and Lewis Christianson who recently returned from military service.
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Harold
Hawkes
Funk
Sreaklit
St. George
Utah
Mir
Hawkes Wes
Jack ‘George
Discharged Navy Pharmacist to Resume Training
Stewart Greaves son of Mr and Mrs C L Greaves has been employed as an assistant in the prescription department. He was discharged from the navy where he served in the dispensary and he had studied two years of pharmacy at the Southern Branch. He will resume pharmacy training next fall.
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Stewart Greaves
L. Greaves
Prescription
Navy
Southern
Franklin Wool Pool elects officers and sets wool fee
Officers were elected on Saturday afternoon as the Franklin Wool Pool committee named to curb predatory animals. A 5 cent fleece charge was approved to finance the campaign with directors Wayne Evans and Howard Hall elected for two years and Jerry Meek Lew Davis and A G Eames for one year. Commodity Credit will again set the wool price this year and all sheep men are urged to list.
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Franklin
Davis
B.A. Meek
Wayne ‘ Evans
Collision near Richmond injures Hampton couple
An accident near Richmond injured Mr and Mrs Orlando Hampton en route to Franken from Smithfield last Wednesday evening. Three Logan youths in a separate incident suffered injuries while attempting to pass a car on the highway.
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Mr. and
Mirs
Orlando Hampton
Franken
Smithfield
Richmond
Logan
Hampton
Bedly
Nokic
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Webber
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Fianlee
Flower Club
AML
Flavetata- Brestere
Holstein-Breéeders
Thomas
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Red Cross
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