County Farm Bureau Officers Back Ezra Benson in Farm Policy
Benson County Farm Bureau officers in Benson County and Franklin County endorse Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. In a letter led by Franklin County Farm Bureau President Frank Gilbert, the group supports farm self determination, opposes price controls and regulated agriculture, and plans county meetings to draft resolutions to send to state and national Farm Bureau leaders. The letter notes 1055 farming families in the county and urges broad participation in policy shaping.
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Ezra ‘Taft Benson
Farm Bureau
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Federation
Benson
Frank Gilbert
County Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Annual Birkey Shoot Planned by Preston Rifle Club
The Preston Rifle club schedules its annual turkey shoot next Sunday at the Don Whittle range two miles west of Preston near the Bear river bridge. Relays accommodate big bores or any guns, including deer rifles with iron sights or scopes. The club provides free ammunition for 30 06 shooters and invites public participation with a spinning wheel game to win turkeys and keep top shooters from sweeping all prizes.
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Preston Rifle Club
Don Whittle
Preston
New Bear River Bridge
Well Known Chorus To Appear In Local Concert
The Preston LDS second ward hosts the Southern Pacific male chorus of Ogden in Franklin stake house on Saturday December 5 at 8 PM. Proceeds benefit the ward organ fund. The chorus has performed at the world’s fair in San Francisco and Rotary district conferences, with recent shows at the Ogden tabernacle. Directed by O E Rovese, tickets go on sale this weekend through ward officers.
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Preston
LDS Second Ward
Southern
Ogden
Franklin Stakehouse
Ward
San Francisco
Idaho
Utah
Ogden Tabernacle
O. E. Rovese
Auto Dealers Warn Public About Bait Deals
The Preston Automobile Dealers Assn denounces intermountain region offers as unscrupulous bait advertising. They urge buyers to check factory list price and beware postcards or windshield notes promising inflated trade-in values. High pressure sales tactics are described as misleading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Preston Automobile Dealers Assn
O. D. Robinson Receives 4-H Friendship Award
The 1953 Franklin County 4-H friendship award was presented to O. D. Robinson, manager of J. C. Penney Co., at a 4-H leaders banquet in Po catello. Thelma Griffeth announced Robinson as the 1953 special friend for his support including scholarships, exhibit space, decorations, and transportation for 4-H activities and camps.
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Franklin County
O. D. Robinson
J. C. Penney Co
Pocatello
Thelma Griffeth
Griffeth
Southeastern
Idaho
Robinson
J. C. Penney
Marjorie
Weston Grain Co op Annual Meeting and Banquet
The Weston Grain Growers held their annual meeting on Wednesday November 4 in the Weston ward recreation hall. J M Dahle was elected to fill the term of Myron Fennesbeck and Rolen Bastian was reelected as directors. An auditor's report by Mike Jones was presented while the banquet served a turkey dinner to 125 members and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Grain Growers
Weston Ward
J. M. Dahle
Myron Fennesbeck
Rolen Bastian
Mike Jones
Ogden
Larry Ben- 50N
Claude ‘Wennergren
North Logan
Dan Roberts
Franklin County
Fred ‘Wilson
Wynona Lund
Preston High School Opens Arms and the Man Tonight
Preston High School presents Arms and the Man a romantic comedy by George Bernard Shaw in the auditorium tonight at 8 o clock for the first of two performances. Junior Miggs Merrill Clair Rosen Ruth Smith Jim Jenkins Dwayne Winn and others headline with Junius Hamblin forecasting strong student and public turnout. The final show occurs Friday night at 8 o clock.
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George Bernard Shaw
Preston High School
Junius Hamblin
Clair Rosen
Ruth? Smith
Jim Jenkins
Miggs Merrill
Dwayne Winn
Darlyne Owens
Boyd Carpenter
Jim Millar
Bulgaria
Catherine
Hanna
Raina
Clair Bosent
Ruth Smith
Six Youngsters Win Bicycles in Preston Citizen Contest
The Preston Citizen concluded its bicycle subscription contest last Saturday at 7 30 p m awarding six bicycles to winners Randa Dursteller Joyce Porter Nadine Larson Loretta Schow Kent Smith and John Olsen Max Poulter presented the prizes. Joyce Porter led with 479000 votes while Randa Durstuler had 430000 votes and 904 points. Other top finishers included Loretta Schow 279000 votes 164 points Randolene Woodhouse 212000 votes 132 points Elaine Christensen 217000 votes 180 points. Continued on page 4.
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Preston
Max Poulter
Randa’ Dursteller
Joyce Porter
Nadine ‘Larson
Loretta .Schow
Kent “Smith
John K. Olsen
Randa
Joyce Porter i
Joyce
Nadine l Larson
Loretta Schow
Kent Smith
John Olsen
Unclaimed Bicycle Held by Preston Police
The Preston police hold a boy's bicycle found on Main Street with serial number 604277 described as world’s brown. If unclaimed by November 21, it will be pulled up for sale, according to Chief Harold Campbell.
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Preston
Harold Campbell
Farmers Invited To Sails
Franklin county farmers are invited to a Friday evening meeting at 8 o'clock in the basement of the county courthouse. County agent Daniel Roberts will lead the session with officials from the production and marketing administration soil conservation service forest service and farmers home demonstration outlining the 1954 agricultural conservation program and how to obtain share cost aid for conservation practices.
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U. S. Congress
Department of Agriculture
Franklin County
Daniel Roberts
Production and Marketing Administration
Soil Conservation , Service, Forest Service
Farmers Home Demonstration
Roberts
William Oliverson Dies Here Yesterday
William Oliverson died yesterday at Preston Memorial hospital after a heart attack at his home the prior Saturday. Born April 4, 1902 in Franklin, he served as Franklin city marshal and worked at the Lewiston sugar factory and California Packing Corp plant there. For ten years he was with Union Pacific in Ogden, spending weekends at home in Franklin. Surviving are his wife Eunice, a daughter Verna Jean Robinette of Spokane, a grandchild, and brothers Riley Oliverson of Franklin, Herman Oliverson of Lewiston, and sisters Sophia Manning of Salt Lake City and Margressa Manning of Preston.
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William Crace
Oliverson
Preston Memorial Hospital
Franklin
William
Eva. Biggs Oliverson
Eunice Baird
Logan Temple
Lewiston
California Packing Corp
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Ogden
Lorna Robinette
Verna Jean
Spokane
Wash
Riley Oliverson
Herman Oliverson
Sophia Manning
Salt Lake City
Margressa Manning
Preston
Four-H Leaders Receive Awards At Idaho Event
Four-H leaders Mrs. Ariel Meek of Riverdale and Owen Gibson of Preston earned five and ten year leadership honors from the University of Idaho extension service and the U S department of agriculture. D E Warren presented the awards Saturday at the southern Idaho leaders training and awards meeting in Pocatello. Mrs Meek, who chaired the Franklin county 4-H committee and led foods and clothing clubs, received a silver clover.
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Ariel Meek
Riverdale
Owen Gibson
Preston
University of Idaho Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Southern Idaho
D. E. Warren
Pocatello
Meek
Franklin County
Qwen Gibson
Preston Farm Bureau To Elect Officers
The Preston community Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting and officer election Friday at 8 p m in the courthouse courtroom. All members are urged to attend according to Garth Eames president, with resolutions, entertainment, and refreshments to follow.
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Preston Community Farm Bureau
Garth Eames
Preston Community
Farm Bureau
Eames
Social Security Agent to Visit Preston Courthouse
A Pocatello Social Security Office representative will be at the Preston courthouse on Wednesday November 18 from 2 to 4 p m. Individuals seeking information on Social Security may meet him during these hours.
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Pocatello Social Security Office
Preston
Mystery Farm Owner Sought In The Citizen Feature
The Citizen resumes its mystery farm series with a photo of a Franklin County farm. Readers recall last issues and editors aim to reintroduce the feature amid space limits. Owners who call after publication will be interviewed and receive a 8x10 enlargement. aerial photo bids were mentioned.
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THE
Citizen This
Franklin, County Farm
Pegina
Wnter
Ica
Farm Bureau Set to Meet Monday in Courthouse
Franklin county Farm Bureau assembles in the courthouse basement Monday November 16 at 8 p m. resolutions from cottage meetings will shape county policy for 1954 with delegates elected to Boise and a state director candidate to be chosen. Jed Ashton renowned Banock county farmer will speak at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Frank J. Gilbert
Ezra T. Benson
Eldon Hansen. Weston
Resolutions Committee
Franklin County
Associated Women
Farm Bureau
Boise
State Farm Bureau
Jed Ashton
Banmock County
Gilbert
Finance Drive For Boy Scouts Now Under Way
The Cache Valley Council of Boy Scouts of America is conducting a sustaining membership drive to raise 36000 this year based on 10 dollars per scout. The campaign runs until Saturday with a kickoff November 19 at 8 p.m. at Franklin stakehouse and workers check in at the Preston Chamber from 7 to 10 after the day. W Paul Merrill is district chairman and Dr David Cutler is district finance chairman.
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Cache Valley Council of
Boy Scouts of America
Unider Way
All Workers
Franklin Stakehouse
Preston Chamber of Commerce
W. Paul Merrill
David Cutler
Missionary Tells Of Samoan Church School
A missionary report describes a recently built church school at Pesega village on Upolu island Samoa. Elder Nixon, returning from a mission, notes the 280,000 2 dollar facility as a fine modern structure showcasing LDS educational efforts in the Samoa islands. The article continues on page 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesega
Upolu
Samoa
Clair Nielson
Polio Leaders Plan Annual Drive in Idaho
Franklin county polio workers heard Frank Nihil outline the 1954 March of Dimes drive at a Pocatello meeting. Idaho ranked third nationally in fundraising, yet the six year record is low. county residents gave 61 cents per person. The effort will fund a new polio vaccine trial costing millions, with $26 million requested for the program.
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Idaho
Franklin County
Frank Nihil
National Foundation For
Owen Balls
Harry Wooley
Marian Ballis
Leonard Lloyd
St. Benedict’s Hospital
Ogden
Marsha Edgley
Boise
Jensen Farm event promises color Farmall show and square dance
Jensen Imp lement Co presents a free Family Party at Preston High School on Saturday November 21 featuring a full color Farmall Fair movie, a square dance with Farmall Super C tractors and Fast Hitch implements, and a star act. A week-long equipment show promotes new labor-saving machines and the five vaudeville acts are listed on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmall
Jensen Implement Co
Preston High School
Dean‘ _Jengen
Jensen
Riverdale Local Names Officers and Leaders
Riverdale Treasureton Farm Bureau elected Moss Lewis as chair at Treasureton church. Theo Smith and Von Atkinson named first and second vice chairs. Kermit Shumway chosen county director and Joseph Tanner organization director. Associated Women elected Grace Meek chair, Barbara Meek first vice chair, Magdalene Jensen second vice chair, Rhoda Workman secretary.
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Moss Lewis
Riverdale
Treasureton
Magdalene “Jensen
Vicce
Rhods (Workman
Alcester Ai
Mid
Merwe
Ithe
Rand
Mato
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Agriculture
Weston Grain Co-op
William Oliverson
Preston Farm Bureau
Boy Scouts
Unider
Issionary
Church
Clair “Nielson
Riverdale Local