Regional unity urged to boost Southeastern Idaho and Northern Utah
A regional appeal argues for an area wide association of chambers of commerce and development groups to promote the Bear Lake area, improve intercounty cooperation, and support joint efforts in tourism natural gas, golf courses and events, despite potential disputes such as the Bear River project. The piece emphasizes shared benefits and closer ties over parochial independence.
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Idaho
Utah
Chambers of Commerce
Bear River
Cache County
Lowan
Lewiston and
Hyrum Rave
Logan
Bear Lake
Preston
Highway plans span Franklin and Cache counties this year
Government and local authorities advance at least three Franklin county projects including Lewiston road repair south of Preston, Bear River Dayon highway 86 work, and Preston Whitney seal coating on 191. Cache county weighs several improvement routes such as Thiokol access.
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Franklin County
Lewiston
Preston
Bear River-Dayton
Preston-Whitney
Cache County
Thiokol
Utah
Idaho
No Swimming Pool Hidden in Nielsen Gymnasium
In Preston residents recalled discovering a basement pool in Nielsen Gymnasium nine months after moving there. The pool has been used for Red Cross lessons and school activities, yet the community largely remained unaware of its existence and potential public use.
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Preston
Nielsen Gymnasium
Red Cross
Wheat Referendum Outcome Reflects Farm Program Debate
The No vote defeats rigid wheat controls, highlighting the power of small wheat growers and signaling possible changes to future farm policy. Analysts note the administration suffered a setback as Congress faces reconsideration questions and farmer scrutiny in the near term.
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Congress
ASCS
Idaho Legislature Debate Highlights Rural Development Critique
A Preston High School teacher noted Idahoans resist statehood duties amid critics of the 37th Legislature. The piece contrasts calls to repeal the Enabling Act and transfer territories with a DUP program on midwives featuring Armitha Rasmussen and Margaret Briggs Minge, highlighting frontier GPs and travel by horseback to aid mothers.
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Preston High School
Idaho Education News
Idaho
Boise
People of
Utah
Armitha Rasmussen
Preston
Margaret An Galbraithe
Briggs Minge
Local Nonsense Recited From The Town Page
The fragment lists villagers with odd scenes: Whozinit Albert Moser returns home amid reports of his supposed death while Bill Hollingsworth is invited out then sleeps on a couch. Loyal Hansen drives his wife home to take the car. Fred Coy passes out peanuts on a street walk as Alder visits the mailbox before the post office. Ez Foss and spouse recount family history. Verl Anger forgets a bishop admonition and sits at the back.
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Albert Moser
Bill Hollingsworth
Hansen
Fred Coy
Alder
Ez Foss
Foss
Crisis over worm digging pay sparks Maine strike
Paul Harvey reports Wiscasset worm diggers strike after 24 years earning two cents a worm two dollars per hundred demanding higher pay or unemployment benefits. He contrasts welfare fears with abundant Chicago job listings and a claimed rise in dependency nationwide.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Outlaws and Tramps Haunt Early Utah Trail Towns
A 1930 account recalls white marauders led by Bob Tarter robbing settlers near Corinne Utah, driving cattle to Montana and selling beef, with killings and threats. It also recounts Chinese tramps invading homes on the Whitneys track, looting, and a neighborly rescue effort amid tensions with lawmen and railroad workers.
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Bob Tarter
Corinne
Utah
Band of
Montana
Birthday List Deadlines For Next Week’s Citizen
The Citizen column lists names for birthday acknowledgments with a deadline of May 31 for next week’s publication. Readers may submit names by card or phone to have them included in the column.
Preston junior high teacher to attend NSF summer institute
Lynn Nelson will join 31 Idaho teachers and 17 from other states at the National Science Foundation Summer Institute in Physical Science hosted by Idaho State College this summer.
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Lynn Nelson
Preston
National Science Foundation
Idaho State College
Idaho
Letters To The Editor Praise For The Paper From Preston Native
A Preston native from Salt Lake City expressing joy over receiving the newspaper as a birthday gift. The writer fondly recalls memories of Preston and thanks the Citizen for helping recall peaceful city memories. Sincerely, MIN Hammet Eskelsen.
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Marie Bennett
Preston
Min Hammet Eskelsen
Salt Lake City, Utah
Just Fill The Need Editorial Airs On KIDO
The May 2 CITIZEN editorial Just Fill The Need was broadcast on KIDO Sunday May 12 during Idaho Editorializes in cooperation with the Idaho Press Association. Vern Moore news director at KIDO Radio announced the program.
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the Citizen
KIDO
Idaho
Idaho Press Association
Vern Moore
Kido Radio
Provo Bishopric Hosts Local Boys
The Provo 6th Ward bishopric led by Wendell Godfrey Byron Hanson Joseph Myler and Paul McKnight took the Aaronic priesthood boys on a recent outing to Provo They were served a chicken dinner played ball games and toured BYU campus Readable names include Vern Kendell Jeffrey Taylor Chris McKnight Paul Smith David Neeley Rex Pitcher Lynn Samsel Glade Myler Van Martin Steven Mike Paris Brent Buttars and Jimmy Powell.
Cornish Couple Leads Utah History Tour to Hole in the Rock
Mr and Mrs R C Pike and Virginia Hanson led over 200 Utah Historical Society members on a weekend tour to the Hole in The Rock. They stayed two nights at Bryce and socialized with local hosts. Other local visits included Tremonton and Ogden gatherings as residents shared weekend hospitality.
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Irvin Kendell
Aaror Wess
Tremonton
Orin F Myler
Wendell Godfrey
Eloise
Grant Kent
Ogden
Kenneth Bassett
Harlow Bassett
Tooele
Relief Society
Church House
Marybelle Pike
Eleanor Grimoud
Edith Cole
Crossword clues and answers excerpted from a newspaper page
A dense list of across and down crossword clues with themes and partial entries. Includes items like Traffic sign, Military life, Music drama, Norse god, and various definitions such as Funeral pile and Winged Showy tree of Hawaii.
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Military Life Daily
Abraham
Hawaii
Latvia
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