Pedestrian fatalities linked to unsafe roadway behavior
The National Safety Council reports over half of annual pedestrian deaths arise from jaywalking or unsafe actions by pedestrians. It adds that more than 80 percent of auto accidents occur on level roads and about 70 percent on dry surfaces.
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National Safety Council
Hoggan Seeks State Senate Seat For Franklin County
Politicial advert from J Reid Hoggan pledges to push for a record Franklin County residents may be proud of if elected to the State Legislature as their senator.
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Franklin County
Mr. Hoggan
Justice of the Peace
Cleveland
Union Carpenter
People of
Franklin Co
Ilaye Xarved
Medical Corp
Marie Benson Dies at 66 in Florence on Pneumonia
Clara Marie Danielson Benson 66 of Ogden died Monday night in Florence Italy from bronchial pneumonia while traveling. A former Preston High School teacher 1929 to 1934 she was active in LDS and women’s groups and left six stepsons and four stepdaughters among survivors.
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Clara Marie Danielson Benson
Ogden
Florence
Italy
Lewiston
Herman H
Clara Kerr—Danielson
Preston
Benson
George T. Benson
Logan
LDS
Ogden High School
Preston, Idaho
Business and Professional Women’s Organization
American Association of University Women
LDS Church
YWMIA
Franklin Stake
MIA
Franklin and Benson Stakes
Fifth Ward
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Idaho
Preston Ladies’ Literary Club
Orval Benson
Whitney
Ezra Taft Benson
Washington, D. C
Lowell C. Burton
Alma H. Bowden
Dayton
Edgar L. Wight
Los Angeles
Preston Families Welcome Newborns in October
Mr and Mrs Ted Ransom Preston announce a girl born October 15 followed by Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson Preston with a girl born October 16. Quint Hart Preston adds a boy born October 18 and Ashton Beckstead Preston a girl born October 19. Weldon Smith Preston welcomes a boy born October 19.
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Ted——_Ransom
Preston
Frank Johnson
Quint Hart
Ashton Beckstead
Weldon Smith
Farmers Deny Right to Work Is Harmful
The Idaho Farm Bureau disputes claims that a freedom to work law would hurt agriculture. L. B. Martin cites statistics showing economic growth in states with freedom to work laws and argues the measure is not the sole driver but does not hinder progress. He notes retail sales and deposits trends supporting the position.
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I Farm Bureau Aducation
Idaho
L. B. Martin
Martin
Eee Ae Estes
Bank deposits rise and wage income gains noted
The report shows bank deposits up 29.1 percent and income from salaries and wages up 99.5 percent. Since 1947 Freedom to Work states report an 81.4 percent increase in other states.
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