Franklin County February 1955 meeting notes on beer license and county budget
Franklin County commissioners met February 22 1955 in Preston Idaho with Sheriff Talbot Prosecuting Attorney Smith and Refuge Club owner Hurst. They discussed revoking Hurst beer license amid claims of minor attendance and resolved no license action this time. The session approved 1955 budget steps set building use charges and rent allocations for courthouse rooms and approved hires and salary items. A final settlement demand from W R Cahoon Construction for the hospital addition was filed for record.
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Preston
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
LaRay Talbot
Dell W. Smith
Jeff Hurst
Refuge Club
Hurst
Smith
Mhurst
D. Ariel Nash
Attest. Co
L. Swenson
Franklin Ward
Leonard M. Hulet
Franklin County
First Security Bank of Idaho
N. A
Daniel Nash
Attest’ Co
Maya- Muir
District Court
Highway Department of
State of Idaho
State Tax Commission
Federal Income Tax Bureau
Thomas J. Kurdy
Franklin County Fair Board
W. R. Cahoon Construction Company
Woodward Farm
Bulletin on berry diseases warns of crown gall threat
County agent Daniel Roberts received a new booklet by plant disease specialist A W Helton of the University of Idaho titled Small Fruit Diseases and Their Control. It details crown gall and cane gall, their soil spread, winter kill risk, and recommends destroying infected plants and using clean stock on long-grain land.
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Daniel Roberts
A. W. Helton
University of Idaho
Helitom
Helton
Franklin County Commissioners Approve Salary Rise and Hours
February 28 1955 minutes show County Treasurer LaDawn Hendricks securing a $160 monthly raise for Deputy Mrs Cellan effective March 1 for four months. The board also requires offices to stay open 9 to 5 Monday through Friday with a 12 to 1 lunch and allows Franklin County offices to close at 1 on Saturdays. Clerk Swenson reports Junior Deputy Elizabeth Winward has resigned.
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Board OF County Commissioners
Preston
Idaho
LaDawn Hendricks
Cellan
Franklin County
C. L. Swenson
District Court
Elizabeth Winward
Pint-size refineries help us keep gasoline prices low
Standard Oil of California touts tiny pilot plants that cut costs and speed up development of efficient gasolines. The article argues these pint-size refineries, used with car makers, help maintain low prices while improving quality since 1925, with only a 17 percent after tax rise.
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Standard Oil Company of
California
Board Meeting Notes Mention Dr. Ariel Nash
The board discussed unspecified agenda items and thanked Dr. Ariel Nash for participation. Attestation signed by Clerk C. L. Swenson confirms approval.
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Ariel Nash
C. L. Swenson
Milk Climate Advice for Idaho Dairy Producers
County agent advises keeping milk cool but not frozen to avoid icicles and poor plant deliveries. Store milk away from frost, use insulated trucks, and place cans in warmer spots until pickup. Ensure cattle receive adequate water with temperature control via heaters or pressure drinking cups to boost milk output.
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Idaho
Classifieds: Buy or Sell Guide in PresTon Citizen
The Pres Ton Citizen urges readers to use the PRES TON CITIZEN classified page for buying or selling items. It highlights convenient ad placement and local reach for listings, from household goods to services, across the community.
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Preston Citizen
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