Preston health inspector rates sanitation unsatisfactory
C. P. Maughen the state health inspector recently assigned here conducted his first inspection of food and drinking establishments in Preston. He found most restaurants and cafes unsatisfactory while urging chlorine sanitation and cooperation. health cards for all employees will be required and next inspections planned.
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Preston
Pp. Maughen
J Maughan
Bear “Lake
Caribou
Maughan
Sandie
Obituary: Death of Tass Smithy Elder with Local Ties
The notice lists the life of Tass Smithy Elder born 1863 with a long local career in telephony farming and livestock. He owned lines connecting Treasureton Cleveland Perry Thatcher and farmed for thirty years. Survived by eleven Smithy relatives and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
San Smiths
Cleveland
Perry
A. T. Smith
Pocatello
Rulon
Burton
oCleveland
George’ Parry
Lake City
Thomas
Idaho Billiards Mail Pack Without Questions
A terse note describes sending a mail pack to Idaho for billiards with no questions asked. It mentions packaging and sending the item to the Idaho address. The message lacks further details or context.
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Idaho
Recessional Poem Tribute to UN Sacrifices
An excerpt from Rudyard Kipling's Recessional is published as a tribute to the men women and children of the United Nations who sacrificed much to bring victory to the cause of freedom.
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Rudyard
Pliny
United Nations
In Memoriam and Legacy of Franklin County Citizen Publisher
Obscure 1920s notes honor Byatt Roe former Franklin County Citizen publisher Lonadale and others. Mentions 1922 purchase, death of Roe, and LDS ties with Ogden Railway Depot staff. Page 8 continuation hints at bishopric retirement service and local church events.
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Llonsdale
Byatt
Roe
The
Franklin
Aled Ogee
Roey
Lonadale
Lewis Roespa
Franklin‘t "Couty Citizen's
Ates
Macked
Reanus Heutser
LDS
Ogden
Priesthood Program to Start at 2 P M
A church program titled the Priesthood will commence at 2 p m local time. The event focuses on religious rites and community gathering led by church authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Swardee
Weston Band Serenades During Preston Visit
The Weston band directed by Frank Parker visited Preston and played martial and patriotic tunes as they toured the streets during the occasion, greeted by local residents and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Band
Preston
Weston
Frank “Parker
Lee Bren Ee
Wounded sergeant Merle Stokes wounded again in Europe
In France Sgt Merle Stokes of the 104th Timber Wolf division was wounded in the thigh by shrapnel on April 20 after previously being wounded November 16. He returned to his company about a month earlier and had been overseas since September 1944. His parents Mr and Mrs Wilford Stokes of Franklin were informed. Further notice reports Pvt Henderson wounded in action with a separate telegram confirming his injury.
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Germ
Wilford” Stokes
Franklin
Merle Stokes
Stokes
France
Clifton _ __ At
Clifton
Helen Sant
McMullin
Mullin
Ex Henderson
War Department
Apvtsdick
Idaho Improves Selective Service Standings
State officials show improvement in Idaho's armed forces contribution. Col Adkison says Idaho ranks 31st nationally after a period with 2000 more men in service and 174000 discharged nationwide, based on population rather than age group.
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Yegard
Idaho
Nationa
Eadkison
Adkison
Plone
Sheriff notices emphasize brake safety in Caribou counties
A fragmented report cites the state highway department and sheriffs Hansen Depuy Funk Bear Bunder McCracken. It mentions vehicles needing brake safety measures and potential penalties for delinquent owners across two counties under a regional enforcement plan.
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Etnias
State Highway Department
Van
Bee
Police
Hansen
Depuy
Mar
Alan
Clinic to be held May 28 at Cantab Schoolhouse
Announcement by the Parent Teacher officers says a clinic will be conducted Monday May 28 at the Cantab Schoolhouse under supervision. It is arranged for parents and children who are entering school for the first time next term.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Community Bazaar Theme
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a community event with a bazaar and dance theme. It references police or security presence and a rover, but lacks clear details or names. The readable bits imply a cooperative booth setup and a festive program amid unclear wording.
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Booth
Fea
Rover
Local son Dean Coburn freed from German captivity
Telegram from the War Department informs Mr and Mrs Earl Coburn of Dayton that Pvt Dean Coburn is liberated from a prison held by Allied forces. He entered service January 1942 and went to Italy May 1942. He was captured November 1942 and transferred to Stalag 2-B in Germany by November 1948.
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Dean Coburn
Earl .Coburn
Dayton
War Department
Dairy cattle classification tour in Franklin County
County Agent Daniel Roberts announces a dairy cattle classification tour in Franklin County on Tuesday May 15 at 9:00 am. Participants visit Li Bright near the main highway, then Arthur Moser and Leonard Lund before lunch. Holstein assessor Mr Hall from Gresham Oregon will speak at noon about Argentina experiences.
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Franklin
Daniel Roberts
Darrel Rogers
Ni Jessop
Dayton
Li. A. Bright
Bright
Mark ‘ Talbot
Alma’ ' S
Chowles
Henry Drury
Earl ‘Shumway
Hall
Holstein Association
Argentina
Gresham
Oregon
Franklin county to launch Seventh War Loan drive May 14
Franklin county bond workers will start the Seventh War Loan drive on Monday May 14 with the largest county quota to date. The effort seeks $846000 in cash bond sales to lift the county to the top in the nationwide drive. Four teams will reflect Marines Navy Air Corps and Army with Ben Johnson as general chair and Wel don Nash as co chair.
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Franklin County
Marines
Navy
Air Corps
Army
Ben Johnson
Weldon Nash
Court Hhouse
Paul Smith
U. S. sInfantry
Signal Corps
Bdies
T. R
Bowden
Army—Weston
American Legion meets Monday May 14 in regular monthly meeting
County veterans are invited to attend at 8 30 p m in the County Court House. E C Moore commander and O M Hanson adjutant present the notice for the local post meeting.
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American Legion
County Court House
E. C. Moore
O. M. Hanson
County observes V E Day with quiet reverence across communities
The county marked V E Day with solemn observances and subdued reflection. Residents remembered loved ones serving overseas and those who sacrificed in the war as stores stayed open and programs in Oneida and Franklin Stakes offered tribute, including musical selections and community talks.
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Preston
Nés
Pacific
Oneida
Tural
Franklin
Truman
Lyle Shipley
James McQueen
Harold Hansen
Horace Baugh
Eliese Cross
Bishop “ Baugh
Meat rationing rules for farmers during 1945
Farmers must file with the local War Price and Rationing Board for slaughter permits before July 15 1945. Those intending to slaughter for sale or transfer between May 14 and June 30 1945 require a permit. The rules cover quantities up to 6000 pounds of meat in a January to March period and specify documentation and deadlines.
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Fey
Tae
Aes Rationing Board
Sana
Reclamation Meeting Set By Southeast Idaho Group
Southeast Idaho Irrigation Projects Association officers plan a meeting Monday evening with Mark Ris Kulp and J Newell 3 ay of the US Reclamation Bureau Boise Region among invited speakers to discuss county reclamation efforts and local support. The county board of commissioners has earmarked 500 dollars for association expenses as districts contribute to ongoing maintenance and outreach.
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Idaho
Mark
Ris Kulp
State’ Reclamation
J Newell
US S.,reclamation
Boise
Theignese Eis
Cone Gossétt
Junie
Nashti
Eecone Frank
Sioners
Franklin High Graduation Announces Fourteen Seniors
Franklin High will award diplomas to fourteen graduates on May 17. The event honors Ralph Lusidgren for service to country, with a program including processional, invocations, speeches, a girls' sextette, musical solos, and presentations by Supt. Will Dana and board chair Wilford Stokes.
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Franklin: High
Aguas
Tony
Ralph Lusidgren
Sam Hobbs
Thora’ Littledyke
Ethel Dene Lauritzen
Wilfords Stokes
Rolena ‘Dahle
Benediction
Kay
Albiston
Ned
Biggsy
Merlin Durrant
Odessa
Gregory
Dorothy Hatch
Eleanor ‘Hobbs
Mary Kirk
Glen
Oliverson
Tharol Porte Donelle
Scarbo
Randall's Cafe Opens in Preston in Former Clint's Site
Announcement states Randall's Cafe will open in Preston in the building formerly occupied by Clint's Cafe run by the late Clint Hendricks and Mrs Hendricks. Max Randall and sister Vanda Heflig will manage with residents bringing experience to the venture. The kitchen and dining area are cleaned for patrons.
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Randall
Preston
Clint’s
Clint Hendricks
Imanagers
Roy
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