Field Day results show multiple records and wins across grades
Students from Preston, Franklin, Riverdale, Fairview and Owensville competed in field day events. Records were set in running broad jumps and pole vault with top performances by Moser Whitney and Chatterton Farnes, while relay teams from Franklin and Preston posted strong finishes.
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Winder
Atkinson
Preston
Burbank
Franklin
Waterfaus
Riverdale
D. Davis
Anderson
Taylor
Farnes
Moser
Whitney
Greaves
Davis
Chatterton
Bradford
Humphreys, Hawkes and Porter
Relay results highlight tight meet with new records
Preston takes team wins in boys and girls relays with fast times. Franklin finishes strong in multiple 60 yard events with high placement. Mink Creek and Fairview earn podium spots as seventh and eighth grade relays flash quick times.
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Grey
Preston
Daley
Franklin
Moser
Whitney
Carter
Wold
Riverdale
Edwin
Fairview
Stevenson
Mink Creek
Anderson
G. Jensen
B. Bohne
G. Wright
Owens
Seamons
Winder
B. Nelson
L. Moran
B. Stevenson
Harmer
Sutton
Poulson
Franklin County's Senator Jensen Raises Road Funds
Marion Jensen, 37, Idaho State Senate member and Franklin County educator, has served on education, rules, judiciary, and highway committees. He helped boost Franklin County road appropriations from 57,000 to 88,000, while guiding local schooling and representing citizens.
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Franklin County
Jensen
University of Utah
Franklin
Idaho State Senate
Millar Receives Distinguished Scout and Community Roles
Max R. Millar has led Future Farmers of America activities and music in school, belonged to Samba Delta Sigma and Ag club in college, and earned eagle scout with three palms. He serves as assistant scoutmaster of troop 33 Preston first ward and joined Bridger hikes, including a Denizenial celebration trip from Cache valley council. A testimonial will be held May 28 at 7 30 p.m. in the Preston first ward chapel.
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Future Farmers of America
Music
Samba Delta Sigma
Ag Club
Preston First Ward
Cache
Millar
Farewell events honor Dayton area teachers and missionaries
A Dayton grade school teacher receives a testimonial and party on June 2 at 8 p.m. in the Dayton recreational hall. Sherwin J. Atkinson, headed for the Central Atlantic mission with Roanoke headquarters, will have a farewell testimonial and party May 26 at 8 p.m. in the Dayton ward recreational hall.
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Dayton
Sherwin J. Atkinson
Central Atlantic Mission
Roanoke
Earl J. Atkinson
Atkinson
Weston High School
USAC
College Institute
Logan
Dayton Ward
Plenty of Water Is Recommended For Dairy Cows
Franklin county agent Daniel Roberts urges ample water from deep wells and springs for dairy cows in hot weather. He notes high producers require more water to support extra feed, milk output, and body temperature regulation, with water aiding food transport and waste removal.
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Daniel Roberts
Franklin County
Department of Agriculture
Shade and water vital for cattle health and production
The county agent stresses ample water to prevent dehydration and aid feed digestion. He notes milk is 87 percent water and recommends shade, natural or artificial, to keep cows comfortable and able to maintain regular feeding and high production.
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Marion Jensen
Max R. Millar
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U&i Furniture CO
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