Notice of 1951 assessment on Twin Lakes Canal stock
Board of Directors of Twin Lakes Canal Company levies four dollars fifty cents per share on all outstanding preferred stock to cover 1951 borrowing and maintenance costs. Payment due by November 27 1951 at the company office or First Security Bank in Preston Idaho. Delinquent shares to be sold at public auction December 20 1951 at 2 p.m. to cover the assessment and sale expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton-Idaho
Twin Lakes Canal Company
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Greaves Building
First Security Bank
Board of Directors
J. J. Sanford
Idaho Fish and Game Refuges Abolished in Franklin County
Notice from the Idaho Fish and Game Commission states that at a Boise meeting on October 11, 1951 the Frew Stanner Hall Bird Refuge was created in Franklin County along the Dayton Preston highway and Bear River area. The commission also ordered abolition of prior bird refuges including the Franklin County Bird Refuge.
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Fish and Game ‘Commission of
State of Idaho
Boise
Idaho
Franklin County
Frew-Stanner-Hall
Bear River
Frew-Stanger-Hall
Cache Canal
Franklin County Bird Refuge
S. R
Franklin County Bird Refuge and Idaho Fish and Game Notice
Public land description for Franklin County Bird Refuge and Idaho Fish and Game areas. Includes bearings and distances from section corners, road lines, and boundaries in sections 18 and 4 within townships 15S 38E and related ranges. Official notice dated October 11 by T. B. area Director Boise Idaho.
Notice to Creditors Estates Jones and Jones
Estate of Livinia Ann Jones and Mark Vary Jones deceased. claims must be presented with required proofs to Dell W. Smith administrator at Preston Idaho within four months after first publication. First published October 4 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livinia Ann Jones
Mark Vary Jones
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Notice to Creditors Estate of Perry W Smith Deceased
Creditors of Perry W Smith deceased must present claims with vouchers to Alice Smith Administratrix at P M Condie attorney in Preston Idaho within four months after the first publication dated October 11 195.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry W. Smith
P. M. Condie
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Alice Smith
M. Condie
Mink Creek Social Notes Include Logan Visit
Miz and Mrs Roy N Davis of Logan spent Friday visiting with Mr and Mrs LaMont B Larsen. Mr and Mrs Blaine Nash and
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Miz
Roy N. Davis
Logan
LaMont B. Larsen
Blaine Nash
Local families gather for visits and events across towns
Daughters Larraine and Lee Ann visit relatives in Mapleton and Arco area. Dixie Rae Wilde visits Preston family. Bryce Campbell visits aunt and uncle, LaMont Larsen. Keith Crane spends time in Hansen with sister and brother-in-law. Relief society holds meeting with quilt making. Mrs. Henry Site returns from Arkansas with Sylvester family. Golden Gleaner pin awarded to Lenna Christensen. Conference held at Oneida stake house with talks by Mrs. Venice Keller. Visiting teachers’ message given by Mona Wilde. USAC students and families visit, including Anna L. Jones, Hortense Larsen, Juanita Jensen, and Frances Lee Keller. Miss Don Niece Crane visits from Graece. Kenneth Nielsen visits from Idaho State College. Betty J. Taylor visits BYU. Willard Nelson of Ogden spends day with daughter.
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Larraine
Lee Ann
Arco
Ferdinand Christensen
Jewel Larsen
Mapleton
Anna B. Larsen
LaMont B. Larsen
Dixie ‘Rae Wilde
Preston
Owen Casperson
Bryce Campbell
LaMont Larsen
Keith Crane
Hansen
John Bennett
Relief” Society
Naomi Jensen
Henry Site
Little Rock
Ark
Mirst
James Sylvester
Sylvesters
Sylvester
Elnan Christensen
Trudy Hattaway
Salt
Lake
Marinus Hansen
Brucia Crane
Lenna Christensen
Oneida Stake
Relief Society Theology Jesson
Venice Keller
Mona Wilde
Anna L. Jones
Logan
Hortense Larsen
Juanita Jensen
Frances Lee Keller
Claude Keller
Max. Jensen
USAC
Norman ’ Larsen
Rosetta Jensen
Claude D. “Keller
Don
Crane
Graece
Wm. E. Crane
Kenneth Nielsen
Idaho State College
Mit ‘Dell
Nielson
Betty J. Taylor
BYU
James Baird
Willard Nelson
Ogden
Local Stake Family News Highlights Visits and Celebrations
Betty Mae Taylor reported on mission service in Oneiday stake conference. Several families, including the Wilde and Christensen clans, attended general conference in Salt Lake and visited relatives in Arkansas Washington Oregon Idaho. Junior Gleaners presented a program with readings led by Mrs. Edith Olson and scriptural readings by Mrs. Riana Christensen.
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Faye Wilde
Betty Mae Taylor
Oneiday
Betty Mae
East Central States
Lloyd Christensen
Viola Larsen
Salt Lake
Larsen
Arkansas
Christensen
Wm. E. Bennion
Mutual
Devonna Moosman
Carolyn Jensen
Marie Jensen
Eleanor Jensen
Edith Olson
Riana Christensen
Stake Board
Linda Peterson
Norman S. Howells
Brucia Crane
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Carl Christensen
L. A. Barrington
Riverdale
Carolyn Andra
Preston
Harley Jepson
Roger Moosman
Ogden
Wilburn Moosman
Edna Rasmussen
Martha’ Wilde
Lorna ‘Wilde
Lima Jepson
Scheduling Note On Sunday Service Times
The text lists service times on the first and third Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and on the second and fifth Sundays at 12:80 p.m. This indicates a recurring weekend schedule with two distinct time slots across Sundays.
Traffic jams and herd mentality in a driving shortcut
A reader recounts a Saturday trip to Central City for a football game marred by a long traffic jam. He describes attempting a shortcut that dead ends by a railroad, followed by a line of frustrated drivers like sheep and concludes with a lesson on making independent choices.
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Central City
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Idaho Fish
T. B. Murray
Boise, Idaho
Fish and Game Commission
Ney
Nwk
Idaho Fish and Game
Department
T. B
Dell W. Smith
Mink Creek
Ett Trom
Mildred Basin
Iva Lou
Allen Christensen
P.T. A
Reana Christensen
W. H. Simmons
Whiteverd
Wayne Jensen
Trenton
June Whitehead
Rosy Rasmussen
Peter's
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Bohemian Club
Mercury
McCunemotor Company
W. Oneida
Sterre Marcon Matic
Akso
Kan Breweries
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