Preston Harvest of Value Produce Contest Next Week
Nine Preston stores arrange a produce contest during Harvest of Value days lasting until Saturday. Each shop offers a 5 prize for the largest item, 2 for second, and 1 for third with items returned after two days. Open 8 p.m. Oct 30 and judging that day, promotions run through Oct 31 with winter bargains planned.
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Preston
Preston Retail Merchants
Anderson Lumber
Arctic Circle
Carlson Furniture
Cove Con
Crete
Idaho
Johnson Drug
Preston Citizen
Winston’s
Merchants Committee
Dairy School Set For November
Dairymen from southeast Idaho are invited to a regional dairy school at the Franklin County Fairgrounds Community Building on Monday starting at 10 a.m. The Idaho Dairy Products Commission and University of Idaho Extension Service sponsor the event with Daniel Roberts as chair. Dr. Samuel Guss from Pennsylvania State University will speak on herd health programs and nutritional and infectious disorders. A noon luncheon will be provided by the 44H Club. An afternoon session will cover commission activities and a tour to the Lyles Rich farm in Fairview to view an accelerated dairy heifer raising program.
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Idaho
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Idaho Dairy Products Commission
Joe Hall
University of Idaho Extension Service
Daniel Roberts
Richard Hall
Lyles Rich
Fairview
Rich Farm
County
Agene
Daniel
Roberts
Stakes Schedule Girls Conference Leaders Plan Two Events
The MIA girls leadership conferences will take place Saturday in the Franklin and Oneida Stakes. Laurel leaders from the BYU Laurel Leadership conference organize workshops with special speakers. Franklin Stake begins at 9 a.m. at the stake center with a noon lunch and a banquet later. Utah State talent will perform. Oneida Stake meets at Preston Third Seventh Ward Chapel at 9 a.m. with workshops led by local instructors and Elder Poulsen of Bountiful as a keynote. Both events cater to Beehives, Mia Maids and Laurels.
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Franklin
Oneida
Laurels
Byu
Stake Laurel
Franklin Stake
Stake Center
Utah State
Oneida Stake
Preston Third-Seventh Ward
Glen Gamble
Norman Howells
Jess Wheiler
Preston
Lucille Hill
Ogden
Elder Poulsen
Bountiful
Mayor Proclaims United Nations Day in Preston
Mayor Glen Gamble proclaimed October 24 as United Nations Day in Preston. He urged citizens to review the UN’s accomplishments and shortcomings and to seek new ways to improve its effectiveness. He emphasized a constructive, forward-looking approach.
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United Nations
Preston
Glen Gamble
Gambie
Elks Lodge Seeks Deer and Elk Hides for Charity
The Preston Elks Lodge seeks deer and elk hides for charity with proceeds aiding veterans hospitals and rehabilitation centers. Collection sites include Distributing Company, West Motors, and Martell Thomas in Swan Lake, with Lowell Berglund directing.
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Preston
Preston Chamber Offers New Employment Service Forms
The Preston chamber of commerce announces a new employment program. Employment application forms are available at the chamber office for members and public offices. Applications will be filed locally to help job seekers and firms fill positions more conveniently.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Rulon Dunn
Chamber
Dunn
Tax Official Speaks At Preston Dinner On Constitution
Max Yost, executive secretary of the Associated Tax Payers of Idaho, spoke at a Preston public dinner Wednesday. The Preston Rotary Club and Preston Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event where he discussed the new constitution.
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Max Yost
Associated Tax Payers of Idaho
Preston
Preston Rotary Club
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Gift Suggestion Days Set by Extension Group
Franklin County Extension Homemakers Council and the J u d s Relief Society plan Christmas Gift Suggestion Days. The event features demonstrations and a pattern exchange on October 3 and 4 with hours from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. on October 30 and 9 a.m. to noon on October 31, displaying crocheting, beadwork, necklaces, and other handmade items.
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Franklin County Extension Homemakers ‘Council
Juds Relief Soety Organization
Preston Store Burgled in Preston County Week End
Burglary at Merrill Jewelry in Preston Sunday saw $1200 to $1400 in watches and jewelry stolen. Police say entry came via smash of the plate glass front door and that diamonds in the window were left. A second break in occurred at Kenneth Rasmussen’s Mink Creek home with a watch and two boxes of .22 shells taken. Investigations continue in both cases.
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Merrill Jewelry
Preston
Bert Gailey
Gailey
Mike Woytke
Burnham
Kenneth Rasmussen
Mink Creek
Wendell Gailey
Rasmussen
Garland
Preston Man In Book Featured in Personalities of the West
William R. Craner former Preston high school vocational agriculture instructor is profiled in Personalities of the West and Midwest. He retired last year from teaching and was born in Oakley. Craner earned a life elementary certificate from Albion State Normal and a master’s from the University of Idaho. He organized ag departments in Shelley and Salmon and served as president of the Idaho Vocational Association for six terms.
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William R. Craner
Preston High School
West
Midwest
Craner
Oakley
Albion State Normal School
University of Idaho
Franklin County Ag
Shelley
Salmon
Idaho. Vocational Association
Registration Deadlines Set For Coming Election
Voters in Caribou and Franklin counties must register by Oct 31 and Nov 1 respectively. Absentee ballots are ready and available by applying in person or by mail. County offices will be open extended hours and this Sunday for registration and ballot access.
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Caribou County
Franklin County
Cleo Swenson
United States
S.C
Swhilev
Ares
Clifton
Oxford
Davis Dayton
A Smart
Ulin Oliver
Vinitiuk
Rainview
Vela
Peeenrien Trent Pe
Frankfin
Earl Cole
Mapleton
Creek
Jensen
Trenton No
Moe
Barton
Velma
Deter
Eston
Aga Oedrickson
Aller
Es Thatcher
Leah Kendal
Treasureton - Riverdale
Joyce
Eapon
Local Campaign Swing In Franklin County Heats Up
State and local candidates tour Preston meeting voters at social hours and lunch events. Congressman Orval Hansen plans a Friday Preston visit at the Corner Cafe from 8 to 10 am while opponent Marden Pesue and three other Democrats campaign in the area. Democratic headquarters open in the Foss building with literature. Republican HQ set up in the Johnson Hotel.
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Franklin County
Bush
Ellis Johnson
Orval Hansen
Preston
Johnson
Hansen
Marden Pe Sues
Paul S. Boyde
Marjoriq
Ruth Moon
D. ¥. Engelking
Franklin County Farmer Nominated For Idaho Grassman of the Year
State Grassman Joe L. Moser of Franklin County is entered as the Franklin County candidate for Idaho Grassman of the Year. He started on his father’s farm in 19% at 15, bought his first farm at 20, and now operates near Whit ney. He shares the farm with son Gale and leases the Arthur Ral lison farm since 1955. He recently added tile drains and leveled land, converting a waste area into productive fields.
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Joe L. Moser
Franklin County
Idaho
Mr. Moser
Whitney
Moser
Heber C. Swainston
Winder
Orval
Wesley Beckstead
Lester Dunkley
Gale
Meeting on Marketing Prospects for Wheat Crop
A meeting set for Thursday will discuss marketing prospects for the wheat crop. The program includes modifications to the organization and presentation of marketing prospects, with notes about an accident and safety concerns mentioned in fragments.
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Eientin
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Onan T. Mecham
Lois Marie Magleby
Jefferson Middle School
Elsbeth Benninger
Amnity Institute
Elsa B. Ewer
Anne Marie Jones
Arlend G. Poole
Andrea J. McKee
Central School
Neil H. Price
LaRue F. Burrup
Thomas F. Duce
Ethel Mae Bowcutt
Commercial
Citizen
Elks Lodge
Idem Ford
Abel
Preston Man In
Grassman
Reuey Va Vaste
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