Sugar Days in Preston Offer Free Sugar and Deals
Preston hosts Sugar Days from November 1 to 6 with the Merchants Committee of the Preston Chamber of Commerce sponsoring free sugar coupons with each $1 purchase. Coupons redeemable at local grocery stores, centers set for the event, as a pre Christmas sale tied to the sugar beet harvest and urging every Preston firm to participate.
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Preston
Merchants Committee
The
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Keith Neilsen
Sticks It Out Woman Works In County Court House
Mrs Aphro del Grokett, former county treasurer, serves as deputy assessor in Franklin County without pay as county commissioners dispute salary approval. Assessor Tegereon says hires and budgets need approval. Grokett vows to work until resolved. Project to index tax numbers should finish by year end.
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County Court House
Franklin County Court House
Aphrodel Grokett
Marvin Gregerson
Grokett
Gregerson
Preston Scout Named to Represent Cache Valley Council
David Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs Spencer Nelson of Preston, was chosen to represent the Cache Valley Scout council in the Report to the Nation competition. He advances to the Section Six Region 12 meet in Salt Lake and could advance to the regional title in Anaheim if victorious.
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David Nelson
Spencer Nelson
Preston
Cache Valley
Reformation Sunday program at Preston Church highlights Glenn Selander
Preston Community Church marks Reformation Sunday with an 9:00 a.m. worship service led by Glenn E. Selander Utah State University English instructor and former Student Pastor His toric. The church school session after service covers Martin Luther and last Sunday's William Tyndale story. Westminster Fellowship plans a Senior High Youth Rally to Peta Presbyterian Church on October 27 from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m.
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Preston Community Church
Glenn E. Selander
Utah State University
Toric
Martin Luther
William Tyndale
Beet Harvest Progress and Plant Updates
Beet harvest across divisions slowed by rain, about 60 percent complete in Franklin County and 50 percent in Utah. Franklin County head Thomas Heath reports 75 percent in Bancroft-Grace and 50 percent in the county area. Utah manager Dr Smith says roughly 50 percent in all areas. Sugar content is improving but not yet normal. Lewiston plant campaign runs about 110 days into January with stockpiling in Dayton and Clifton. Whit ney plant adds new equipment and high quality dried beet pulp production. Cemetery district set to elect three directors November 6 at Whitney school.
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Lewiston Sugar Company
Citizen
Franklin County
Utah
Thomas Heath
Bancroft-Grace
Theanklin County
Dr. Smith
Mr Heath
Fr i
Lewiston
Franklin’ County
Dayton
Clifton
Whitney
Whitney Cemetery
Whitney School House
Henry Mocski
Henry Ramsbottom
Fred Rawlinson
Beets Haulage Tensions Rise At Utah State Line
Farmers rally over signs urging No Haunting while Utah truck fees spark protest near Idaho border. A portable inspection station operated briefly, with Idaho officials stating enforcement limits and cross border tax questions.
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Utah
Utah’ Line
Farma
Apn
Tae
Vanal
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Wales
Preston Chamber Chooses Slogan Winner
Mrs. George Burgi of Preston won the Preston Chamber of Commerce slogan contest with A Growing Town A Happy Town. About 100 entries were received. Rulon Dunn, the manager, said the committee faced a difficult decision and praised the strong field. Sturton Smedley chaired the committee with DeMar Merrill and Royce Fuhriman as members.
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George Burgi
Preston
Preston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Rulon Dunn
Sturton Smedley
DeMar Merrill
Royce Fuhriman
Dayton Girl Wins Blue Ribbon In Spud Growing Test
Miss Betty Moser of West Side High School led 21 eastern Idaho junior potato growers by delivering two acres of potatoes to the RT French Processing Plant in Shelley. Her 15 pound sample won the blue ribbon for uniform size and maturity. Also noted, Joseph Bunn of Mink Creek broke his leg when a horse rolled on him and is recovering.
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Betty Moser
West Side
Albert Moser
Dayton
Idaho
RT. French Processing
Shelley
Davis’ Oler
Betty
Moser
Mink Creek
Joseph Bunn
J H Bunn
Bear River Plan Remains Unsettled After Montpelier Meeting
Floyd E. Dominy, head of the U S Commission on Reclamation, told Bear River project group in Montpelier that final approval is far from done. He said conflicts will arise and the project must meet congressional guidelines while local and state groups weigh objections from Loyd Dunn and county representatives.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Bear River
Floyd E. Dominy
Montpelier
Dominy
U. S Commission On Reclamation
Frou
Bureau
Congress
Loyd Dunn
Fifth Candidate Files For Council Position
One more candidate filed for City Council this week Edwin J Nuffer from the First Precinct. He joins five men seeking two council seats and three seeking the mayor's post, with filing deadline tonight at 5 p.m. The city election is set for November 5.
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Edwin J Nuffer
Sherwin Webb
Webe
Preston
Poud Palmer
Harold Pinson
Pinson
Glen Gamble
Theo Bell
Charles W. Peterson
Phillip West
R. C. Cranney
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Elmer Marriott
Clawson Karren
Disco
Swainston
United States
Nuffer
LDS Church
MIA
Preston, Riverdals, Mink Creek Irrigation Company
Preston Lions du
Percy Keller
Ineerior
Lloyd Dunn
Bear Lake
Dunn
S. Dominy
Angus Coondie
Elega
Condie
Preston Whitney Tre Frigation Company
Akime ‘ Company
Edwin J. Nurfer
Council
Vivand
Reed
Sania
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