Sugar Beet Harvest to Start Monday at Franklin Co. works
The Franklin County Sugar Co. announced sugar beet harvest to begin Monday October five at all receiving stations except a few smaller sites opening October twelve. Slicing at the local factory starts October eight at eight in the morning with shifts assigned by foremen. fields show excellent growth and potential yields of ten tons per acre or more in many areas.
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Franklin County Sugar Co
Sugar Company
Preston Club Dates Speaker Fri Oct 8
Preston Club announces a speaker event on Friday October 8 featuring a discussion on a new word picture of America by an English author who adopted the term in a case of love at first sight.
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Preston Club
America
Preston Knife and Fork Club
John Pettley
University of London
Naval Air Arm
Atlantic
Asia
Royal Geographical and
Royal Meterological Societies
Pettley
Eton
Oxford
Itha
United “States
California Institute of Technology
England
United States
Webb School
Claremont
Security Agent To Make Visit Here Oct 13
A social security agent from the Pocatello district office will visit Preston October 13 from 10 30 a m to noon at the courthouse Social Hall to assist residents with social security matters. The Preston visit is monthly but one man handles all interviews in Pocatello, leading to longer waits. People are urged to call or write the Pocatello office for guidance and required papers. The Preston address is 440 North Main Street and the phone is Cedar 2 1022.
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Preston
Focatello
Stanton S. Thompson
Thompson
Pocatello
Muu
Mr. Thopson
North Main St
Cemetery jokes and car ads in The Citizen
A memory of cemetery vandalism, a long joke about a man in a grave, car showroom notices from Cranney Chevrolet and McCune Motor Co, and a tribute to George V. Hansen, former Wes ton mail carrier. The piece ends with thanks from a visiting family to Preston residents for support during a funeral.
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Cranney Chevrolet Co
Pontiac
Ford
Buick
Cranney
Chevrolet
McCune Motor Co
Cranney Chevrolet
Drury Holsteins Post New Herd Averages
The Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports Henry Drury & Sons Preston herd with 26 records averaging 14.045 lbs milk and 473 lbs butterfat. A two milking 305 day mature equivalent basis underpins the figures, weighing supervised by University of Idaho.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Henry Drury & Sons
Preston
University of Idaho
National Holstein Organization
Carx Truck Collision in Clifton Leaves Driver Injured
Two drivers escaped serious harm after a rear end collision Saturday in Clifton. Leland Kendall, truck driver for City Coal and Feed, was hit by Carl Ward of Clifton as Kendall slowed to turn into Viehwegt driveway. Ward, 22, sustained sight injuries and was hospitalized. Kendall was uninjured. Car damage estimated at 800 dollars and truck damage at 50 dollars.
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Clifton
Leland Kendall
City Coal and Feed
Carl Ward
Kendall
An Viehwegt
Ward
Mr. Ward
Preston
Preston Chamber Sets Dates For Grassman Tour And Banquet
The Preston Chamber of Commerce announces the annual Franklin County Grassman of the Year contest winner to be named at the harvest banquet on Oct. 26 in Oneida Stakehouse. A Grassman Tour is planned for Oct. 5 departing 1 30 p m from the chamber office, with Myron Fennesbeck of Weston and Darr ell LeFevre and Son of Franklin as candidates.
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Franklin
Idaho
Boise
American Legion and Auxiliary
Preston Chamber ~ of Commerce
Legion
Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Walter F. Stevens
Ogden
Rotary International
Rulon Dunn
Preston
Prudential Savings to Hold Combined Directors Meeting
Prudential Savings and Loan aims to meet in Preston October 2 with a combined Utah Idaho and Prudential board lineup. Attending will be D Spencer Grow Bert Isaac Wyland H Lind Howard V Schow and Keith Mouritsen plus other directors. The event follows praise from locals and features an open house October 1 2 and 3 with door prizes including a hi fi stereo.
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Horace Hayes
Preston
Prudential Savings and Loan Assn
Utah Savings and Loan Association
Idaho
Savings
Utah Savings and Loan
Idaho Savings and Loan
Provo
Wyland H. Lind
Prudential Savings and Loan
Boise
Howard V. Schow
Idaho Falls
Keith Mouritsen
Burley
Hayes
Prues Ation
U Ase
Bell and Howell
Centennial Commission Meets in Boise Forms to Plan Idaho Birthday
The Territorial Centennial Commission formally organized in Boise on Sept. 14 to direct Idaho’s 100th birthday observance as a territory. Elected officers, bylaws approved, and a policy statement adopted to focus on local and regional celebrations. Attendee William Robinson of Franklin.
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Reade
Boise
Idaho
William Robinson
Franklin
New Seminary Officers Elected and Convention Attendance
Dayton county commissioner Albert Moser attended the Idaho Commissioners convention at Priest Lake September 9 to 11. Moser led civil defense talks and helped requisition equipment exceeding 200000 dollars. Preston LDS Seminary elected Trent Packer president and named Shirlene Palmer service VP, Quinten Crockett special VP, Marianne Jensen secretary, Kamile Keller business manager, Judy Spencer historian, Diane Wide editor.
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Albert Moser
Dayton
Priest Lake
Department of Public Assistance
New
Preston
LDS Seminary
Trent Packer
Shirlene ‘ Palmer
Quinten Crockett
Marianne Jensen
Kamile* Keller
Judy Spencer
Diane Wide
Seminary
Preston Seminary
Kamile, Keller
Diane Wilde
Shirlene Palmer
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Loyal White
Mrs
Stanley Wardel
Las Vegas
Faller
Faller No
George V. Hansen
Weston
George
Preston Ctitizen
DRURY
Gladys Beckstead
Salt Lake Lds Hospital
Beckstead
Mr. Becktead
Elliot Morris
Logan
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Grassman
Preston High School
Marian Beveridge
Betty Warr
Shannon Nash
Prudential Savings, Loan
Centennial Commission
Moser
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