Notice of 4 percent assessment on Preston Whitney Irrigation Co
Directors at a March 10 1954 meeting levied a 4 percent assessment on the capital stock of the Preston Whitney Irrigation Co due May 29 1954. Delinquent stock will be sold at public auction. secretary’s office in Larsen Building room 11 open Saturdays for payment or by mail.
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Preston-Whitney Irrigation CO
Larsen Bldg
Angus Condie
Bond Election Notice for Idaho School District
Joint Eastside Class A School District No. 201 in Franklin and Bannock Counties Idaho schedules a May 25 1954 bond election to issue up to 400 000 dollars in notes for adding a Preston high school building with departments and a bus garage. seven polling districts set with 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM voting hours and voter qualifications defined.
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Franklin and Bannock Counties
State OF
Idaho
State of Idaho
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Franklin and Bannock
Preston
Fairview
Fairview School
Preston R.F.D
Franklin
Mapleton
Franklin Gym
Mink Creek
Oneida Station
Whitney
Egypt
Glendale
Whitney School
Riverdale
Treasureton
Winder
Banida
Winder School
Preston No
Jefferson School
Sarah G. Johnson
Board of Trustees
Seal
Notice of Public Water Use and Quiet Title suit
Notice records two actions in Franklin County Idaho. 1) proof of beneficial use of 150 acre feet per year of Weston Day ton Slough water for irrigation by Alton Nash of Weston Idaho, in sections 36 township 15 south range 38 east B M with priority date 1948, before Notary Clifford Warr at Preston Idaho. 2) a summons in the Fifth Judicial District for Franklin County against unknown heirs and devisees of Harris and Neilsen and Williams and others to quiet title to described parcels along Bear River and adjacent tracts, requiring appearance within twenty days after service.
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Preston
Franklin
State of Idaho
Clifford Warr
Weston-Dayton Slough
Department of Reclamation
Alton Nash
Weston
Idaho
B. M
der Harris SR
Jens C. Neilsen
Robert H. Williams
Franklin County
Bear River
District Court of the Fifth
Judicial District
State of
Co. L. Swenson
Dell W. Smith
Community Visits and Social Gatherings Across Counties
Glencoe residents and relatives visited at rural homes including Preston Logan and Cleveland. Family members attended a state music festival in Pocatello and a Wednesday biology and band party. Mink Creek reception honored Richard Blakeslee with Frances Lee Keller as former Mrs. Blakeslee.
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Randy Dursteler
Preston
Mary Larsen
Logan
Wilford Hansen
Elmo Keller
Deward Carver
Zina Jensen
Hyrum
Darrel Jensen
Pocatello
Ken Rasmussen
Amy Kay
Clearfield
Orlando Rasmussen
Claude Conlin
Cleveland
Lois Rasmussen
Betty Jensen
Down
Christen Hansen
Mink Creek
Richard Blakeslee
Blakeslee
Frances Lee Keller
Wanda Jensen
Zina
Florence Jensen
Betty
Arlene Jepsen
Darrel
Hyrum Jepsen
Preston Baugh Cup Contest Draws Elias Jepsen
Mrs. Georgia Carver returned Sunday from Salt Lake City where she had visited her sister Mrs. Cleo Smedley for a few days. Elias Jepsen attended the Baugh cup contest in Preston Thursday evening.
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Elias Jepsen
Preston
Georgia Carver
Salt Lake
Cleo Smedley
Community Visitation Notes From Treasureton Area
Treasureton residents Rhoda Workman Ameda Deschenes and Wanda Workman spent last weekend visiting Dar yl Workman in Rigby Hughes McCarrel family in St Anthony Don Lowe in Palisades and Ernest Sant in Driggs. They also saw C D Lowe two sons in Palisades Myrl Workman family and Raymond Davies in Brigham City Jack Allen in Portage and Maxine Hymas with Carolina Condie and Clyde Condie on the trip.
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Rhoda Workman
Ameda Deschenes
Wanda Workman
Daryl Workman
Rigby
Hughes McCarrel
St. Anthony
Don Lowe
Palisades
Myrl Workman
Brigham City
Raymond Davies
Jack Allen
Portage
Maxiné Hymas
Carolina Condie
Preston
Clyde Condie
Cleveland
Infant son of Ray Condie honored at funeral in Kimberly
Last Saturday funeral services were held in Kimberly for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Ray Condie. Attendees gathered to pay their respects to the family and offer condolences during a quiet community service.
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Kimberly
Ray Condie
Salt for Pigs Needs Regular Feeding to Prevent Poisoning
Farmers should provide salt to pigs on a regular basis to avoid salt poisoning from overconsumption. Exposing unaccustomed pigs to raw salt can lead to self harm as they satisfy their natural salt cravings.
Quote from Debs on truth and rule of rogues
A historical quote asserts that truth threatens rulers who exploit and rob, arguing suppression of truth is needed to maintain power. It frames truth as a dangerous force against corrupt authority and highlights distrust of those in power.
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Eugene V. Debs
Town Letters Cheer National Guard Camp Folks
Doc explains the town sends messages to soldiers at the National Guard encampment. He notes locals mail extra lines after filling pages so the boys there hear from people who might not write. The letters boost morale as the unit serves away from home.
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Doc
National Guard
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Mark R. Kulp
Fifth Judicial District
John A. Tanner
Glencoe
Wayne Doney
Richmond
Joe Marsh
Jones’ Drug Store
United States Brewers Foundation
McCune Motor CO
W. Oneida
Preston, Idaho