Mystery farm owner Albert Moser in Dayton details vast modern improvements
Albert Moser of Dayton owns a 110 acre irrigated farm east of the depot on Balls avenue. Since moving in 27 years ago he built a four bedroom home, coops for 1500 chickens and multiple sheds. He raises potatoes beets corn peas alfalfa grain and livestock including 10 Holstein cows and 1200 chickens. He directs Farm Bureau work and serves in several local agricultural organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moser
Dayton
Balls Avenue
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Moser
E. P. Moser
Henry Auger
Glendale
Logan Temple
Ellen Robinson
Richmond
Alice Hinckley
Cless Hinckley
Korea
Jack
Dorothy
Betty
Farm Bureau
Franklin County Fish & Game Assn
National Pioneer Farm Loan Assn
New Dayton
LDS Church
Cache Valley Boy Scout Council
Essay Winner Is Honored At Assembly
Frances Atkinson, first place in the national Disabled American Veterans essay contest, was honored at a West Side High School assembly in the gym. Principal and board members praised her achievement as music, solos, and tributes filled the program led by teacher Mylroie who arranged the event and awarded $250.
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West Side High School
Frances Atkinson
George Mylrose
Frances
Aecolian
Eldon Hansen
M. Mylroic
Ariel Chatterton
Supt LeRoy Archibald
Arthur Sant
Board of Education
Donna Lee Robinson
Shereldene Balls
Martha Jensen
V D. Smart
Dayton
DeLamar Palmer
Jo Ann Griffeth
Donald Bradford
Local Schools drive aids eight states and reservations
Local Schools continues its clothing drive in eight southern and midwestern states and on Navajo and Papago reservations. Donors are urged to provide wearable clothing for all ages, blankets, sheets, and low-heeled shoes. Each school room has a shipping bag to fill tomorrow morning and donations will be handled quietly and efficiently.
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Simmons
Burley uses second half rally to beat Preston 39-38
In a tight contest, Burley edges Preston 39-38 after a 24-23 halftime lead and a late stall to seal the win. Wilson scores 18 for Burley, 14 in the second half, while Preston’s Hobbs tops with 13 points.
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Ing
Burley
Hyde
Hobbs
Indians
Chatterton
Preston
Wilson
Edgley
Murray
Oliverson
Pollution cleanup push targets Franklin County water waste
A sports group notes total daily sewage and industrial waste discharged into American waters equals that of 150 million people. It urges action on pollution in Idaho's Franklin County, highlighting Preston’s four sewage disposal units and focus on eliminating silt pollution.
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Preston
Idaho
Franklin
Cancer Program at West Side High by Mrs Bergquist
On March 24 Mrs. Lee Bergquist high school chairman will lead a cancer education program at West Side High School starting at 10 a.m. The American Cancer Society has provided educational material for high schools to place in libraries and the program will train pupils and teachers on its use. Other county meetings will follow during cancer month proclaimed by President Eisenhower. Public invitation extended. announcements will note additional programs.
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Lee Bergquist
West Side High School
American Cancer Society
Bergquist
Eisenhower
Mystery Farm Cultivates Sugar Beets and Cattle
A farmer operates a mixed setup growing sugar beets as his top yearly crop while feeding a large herd of beef cattle and milking 12 cows. The farm uses commercial and barnyard fertilizer and hires spraying services for weed and insect control.
Unsigned Letter Defends Mothers Year Nomination
The writer explains being too busy as a mother to campaign and argues there is no yardstick to judge mothers. She insists nominees are honored and not in competition, hoping the unnamed mother would consent if asked again.
Boots Saddle Club Elects New Officers
The Preston Boots and Saddle club met on Wednesday March 10 at Randall's cafe dining hall with 50 attendees. Alvin Beckstead presided as president, Dick Farnes presented the financial report, Deward Mac Gambles to lead next year, and Ken Johnson named secretary. Beckstead and Farnes join the 1954 board of directors automatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Boots and Saddle Clay
Randall's Cafe
Alvin Beckstead
Dick Farnes
Boots and Saddle Club
Deward
Mac Gambles
Ken Johnson
Beckstead
Farnes
Infant Dies at Preston Hospital Shortly After Birth
The infant son of A Lloyd and Brian Jean Rodrero Balls died at birth in Preston hospital last Thursday. Survived by Dayton parents, two brothers Stephen and Pine, two sisters Bonnie and Brenda, all of Dayton. Grandparents Moses Bodrero of Logan and Arta Balls of Hyde Park. Funeral held Friday at 2 pm in Logan Cemetery by Bishop Glenn Bingham. Burial by Richards & Son mortuary.
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Lloyd
Brian Jean Rodrero Balls
Preston Hospital
Als
Dayton
Stephe
Pine Balls
Bonnie
Brenda Balls
Moses Bodrero
Logan
Arta Balls
Hyde Park
Logan Cemetery
Glenn Bingham
Dayton Ward
Richards & Son Mortuary
Community Dinner Guests and Local Explorers Basketball
Winder Utah families hosted dinners and visits including Greene Wells and guests from Preston and Downey. Exposed: LDS mission upcoming for Joyce. Greene Wells business trip to Twin Falls. funeral for Mamie Orchard in Lewiston. Explorers basketball team from Winder won consolation at a tournament with Max Palmer named all star. Ernest Lund in San Antonio begins six weeks more of basic training.
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Devon Warrick
Bountiful
Alfred Wells
Preston
Don Lowe
Palisades
Greene Wells
Keith Hodges
Oscar Almond
Downey
Moroni Almond
A. Bennett
Son Floy
D. A. Martin
Bennett
Lewis Johnson
Joyce
Boise
Winder
Brazil
Twin Falls
Max Almond
Logan
Reese Almond
Floyd Bennett
Glen Smith
Mamie Orchard
Lewiston
Marion Winn
G. A. Bennett
Rheda Mitchell
Juna Kay
Nysea
Ore
Bonnie Lou Bennett
Grant Feltman
Sherry Shaffer
Logan 16Th
Logan Ward
Marie Lindhardt
Carol
Marjorie Hollingsworth
Susan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Moser
Sports Group
Cancer Program
Mystery Farm
BOOTS
Saddle Club
ACA
MR. and
Mrs. Bedroom
U.&1. Furniture Company
North State
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