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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1960

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Beet growing outlook expands at Preston plant area

Preston plant area eyes increasing sugar beet acreage from 6 000 to 8 500 acres as unrestricted plantings for 1961 are welcomed. Landowners with beets express interest while fieldmen arrange 1961 contracts through the Franklin County Beet Growers Assn after 1960 harvest. 1959 yields averaged 17 tons per acre with many above 20 tons and a final crop value of 14 53 dollars per ton.

Preston Thomas Heath Heath United States Franklin County Beet Growers Assn

Kennedy Supporters Ready for Motorcade

Idaho and Utah highway patrols authorize what may be the state's largest Kennedy presidential motorcade. Starting in Idaho Falls on Saturday morning November 5, the caravan will travel to Pocatello Preston Salt Lake City and Provo with over 1 000 cars expected by Provo. People may join as it passes Preston. Police escort will be provided in both states.

Idaho Utah John F. Kennedy Idaho Falls Pocatello Preston Salt Lake City Provo

West Side Pirates Defeat South Cache 33 13 in Oct Tilt

The West Side Pirates beat South Cache 33 13 after a 13 7 halftime lead. Gary Gunnell and Montie Williams scored two touchdowns each, Phil Schwanveldt added one, and Pirates kicked three extra points. The win lifts West Side to 5 1 for the season and co champions with Grace High.

West Side Pirates South Cache Pirates Gary Gunnell Montie Williams Phil Schwaneveldt West Side Grace High

Republicans Rally At Thatcher School On Friday Evening

A large turnout at the Thatcher school gym heard county Republican candidates address campaign issues. Earlene Smith led with patriotic songs as speakers like Tom Heath and Dean Palmer argued against sales tax and bond issues while praising qualifications for county offices. Edgley urged grass roots voting and highlighted candidate strengths for probate judge and sheriff roles.

Thatcher School Earlene Smith Norman Smith Tom Heath Phenor Edgley Franklin County Heath Dean Palmer Edgley Junius Larsen Dell Smith Aphrodel Mitchell Ray Talbot O. D. Robinson Wayne Evans William Poole Sherif Talbot FBI Edgely O. D. Inson Robinson rAll Ronald Panter Cleveland Harris Stevenson Tatcher Panter Sybil McGregor

Franklin Stake Plans Conference with LDS Church Leader

Franklin stake hosts a quarterly conference featuring Isaacson of the presiding bishopric as speaker. Sessions Saturday and Sunday include public general sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. conducted by stake president Rawlings. Saturday events focus on missionary and welfare work. membership has grown globally with over 600 churches and 6,000 missionaries.

Utah State University University of Utah Board of Regents North America Europe Oceana Franklin, Stake Stake Melchizedek

Republicans Plan Open House at County Headquarters

Republicans invite voters to an open house Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the north portion of the First Security Bank building. Voters may meet Republican candidates and enjoy free hot dogs and drinks.

Preston Jaycees offer rides to voters for election day

Preston Jaycees urge residents to vote next Tuesday and provide transportation to and from polls. Between 5 and 8 p.m. volunteers will pick up and return those without transport and community members may call 39-W to arrange a ride.

Preston Jaycees

Annual Turkey Days Planned for November

Turkey Days, an annual event, is scheduled for Friday and Saturday November 18 and 19. The Preston Chamber of Commerce reports five turkeys will be given away, 25 each day, with tickets available at participating merchants and in most local stores. Ask for tickets to win a gobbler for Thanksgiving.

Preston Chaorber of. Commerce

Who's Who Jackpot Grows to Eighty Six Dollars

The weekly Who's Who jackpot rises to 86 dollars with 80 in the main pot and 6 from a prior correct guess. Boxes sit at Stan's Market Tanner's Men's Wear Classic Cleaners and Loyal Hansen Insurance for deposits. Clifford Jensen guessed the last winner but missed a clue for 6 dollars.

Clifford Stan’s Market Tanner’s Men’s Wear Classic Cleaners Loyal Hansen Insurance Agency

Bears and Indians Battle to Tie for District Title

The Montpellier Bears and Preston Indians fought to a 14 14 deadlock before a crowd of hundreds, locking a half game lead for Montpellier and securing the district title if no loss occurs. Montpelier led 7 0 early, Preston answered with a Scott Tims Curt Webb TD pass and Blair Hawkes extra point before the half. In the third quarter Reid Carlson raced 80 yards for a scoring threat that was halted near the goal line.

Montpellier Bears Preston Indians Preston Montpelier Montpelier Bears Indians Scott Tims Curt Webb Blair Hawkes Reid Carlson Bears Bear

Five 4-H Leaders Honored With Pins For Club Service

Five Franklin County 4-H leaders totaling 30 years of service received silver and gold clover pins at the harvest banquet at Oneida steak house. Owen Gibson presented the awards on behalf of University of Idaho Extension and USDA. Lorin Bodily of Whitney earned a gold clover for ten years leading Rough Necks in sugar beet dairy and livestock projects. Five-year recipients were Thelma Chatterton of Mapleton, Ann Maughan Winger of Preston, JoAnn W. Gamble of Preston, and Kathryn W. McCarrell of Preston for various 4-H clubs.

Franklin County Oneida Stakehouse University of Idaho Extension Service USDA Owen’ Gibson Lorin*j. Bodily Whitney Re Roughnecks Thelma Chatterton Maple‘ton Cub River Ann Maughan Winger Preston

Halloween window vandals draw reader ire

A reader laments extended window painting and vandalism during Halloween. He targets persistent window painters, notes a break‑in at a school cafeteria, and jokes about fines. He quotes Clarence Hall on hating many professions, but singles out certified public accountants as the prime target.

Windows Luther Boyd Clarence J. Hall Wrechar Mass Courier Certified Public Accountants Texas Subway Canasta Book Club Encyclopedia DAR Ceavn Ee “Certified Public Accountants

Are You Registered Polls Reminder and Ballot Advice

County voters are urged to register by Saturday and verify status with local registrars. The note stresses the privilege of voting, voting as desired, and urges studying ballots including amendments to avoid future tax costs. Sample ballots available at polls.

Kennedy Advisor To Speak Here Friday Night

Willard Cochrane, agriculture economist at the University of Minnesota, will speak Friday night on loan to farmers and Democratic plans to bolster the agriculture economy. The event is open to the public and will cover future policy directions.

Kennedy Willard Cochrane University of Minnesota Piresien Eet Erie Peak County Bihotse Democratic Party

Home Damaged by Fire Wednesday

Firefighters were called at noon Wednesday to Otto Gassman’s home at 109 East 2nd North. A faulty chimney caused a blaze that burned a large roof hole and damaged upstairs bedrooms and the downstairs living room walls from smoke and water.

Otto Gassman East 2Nd

Beet Acreage Opened by Franklin County Sugar Plant

The Franklin County Amalgamated Sugar Co urges farmers to plant beet acreage as all planting restrictions are removed for 1961. Fieldmen offer advice, land should be fall plowed, and commercial fertilizer used this fall. Heath, the factory manager, says 20 tons require fertilizing and recommends 400 to 500 pounds of 27-14-0 fertilizer available at the factory with payment from the 1961 crop.

Franklin County Thomas Heath

Ground breaking held for Preston telephone building

Ground breaking ceremonies were held Wednesday at 2 p m for a new Preston telephone building costing about 105 250 The project at First East and Oneida Streets was led by Mayor Sherwin Webb J G L Mink and Henry Rawlings spoke with Brennan Construction Co of Pocatello and Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph officials in attendance The event marked 66 years of local service and the promise of newer dial equipment to improve area service

Preston Sherwin Webb First East Oneida Streets JG. L. Mink Henry Rawlings Franklin Stake LDS Church Mink Morris Selephone

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Thatcher Franklin Stake Plans Conference Thorpe Isaacson The Church of, Jesus Thorpe B. Isaacson Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Preston -Jaycees
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