Preston Idaho Special Bond Election Notice 1959
Notice of a special bond election in Preston Idaho on April 28 1958 to vote on issuing 370000 dollars in negotiable bonds to improve the water system. Election details include polling places registration rules and two thirds voter approval requirement under Ordinance 348 with bonds maturing over 20 years at up to 6 percent interest. Rhyl Swainston City Clerk dated February 23 1959 with publications March 5 and April 2 1959.
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State of
Idaho
Preston
Franklin
Rhyl Swainston
Community Notes From Lewiston and Nearby Areas
Local social life bursts with visits and gatherings across Lewiston, Pocatello, Ogden, Logan, and Draper. Jotters include Zelda Hicckley at a Spackman home, a Bodily family birthday party for Linda, and multiple trips to family in Rexburg and Franklin, with outings to Hardware Ranch and a Utah Poultry banquet.
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Zelda Hicckley
Hazen Spackman
Lewiston
Utah
Robert Sadily
Lula Bodily
Laura Harris
Third Ward
Myrtle Choules
Treava Hall
Guelda Clayson
Ogden
Conn Hampton
Sberdene
Bodily
Linda
LaNett Bodily
ReNell Baxter
LeRoy Armstrong
Rexbury
Vern Hinckley
Logan
Ray Broderick
Orem
Vernon Sharp
Evelyn Drury
Shirley Larsen
Alzina Eogbert
James Cottle
LaVar Bowden
Merlin’ D, Whittle
Merlin T. Whittle
Wayne Fagg
Draper
Melvin Griffeth
Twin Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kerry Drake
Bullfrog
Drake
Legal Publications
Ado R. Nélson
First South & State
First Security Bank
North State
Pinkham
Rom
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chang
Neyce Fubrknam
Deep' FC
Maverick
Trarney
South State
Willy. Motors
Kaiber Industries
Fairview
Ivan Thompson
Mesa, Ariz
Oliver Charlies
George Hyde
Pocatello
Jerold Hobbs
Earl Jensen
Jerry Jensen
Woodward Jensen
Henry Drury
Bert Wheatley
Deweyville
Honeyville
Ethel Walker
Myrna Cole
Dora Burman
Demekaer
Union Pacific
Trip
Liveney Tower
Peegular, Fanea
Pacific
Ren’s Electric Company
James C. Hoggan
N. State St
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